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GROUND DEFENSE

Curtiss-Wright Ground Defense Integration
Curtiss-Wright Ground Defense Integration

Curtiss-Wright Ground Defense Systems

Ground forces worldwide are modernizing at unprecedented speed - connecting vehicles, sensors, and soldiers into resilient, data-driven systems. Curtiss-Wright delivers the proven technologies that make this possible.

Our rugged, modular solutions bring secure communications, advanced computing, and precise motion control to the tactical edge - ensuring that mission systems remain connected, protected, and adaptable under the most demanding conditions.

For nearly a century, Curtiss-Wright technologies have supported many of the world’s most trusted ground platforms, including the Abrams Main Battle Tank, Bradley Fighting Vehicle, and Stryker, as well as new programs such as the XM30 Combat Vehicle and Skyranger Air Defense System. Across these and other programs, our systems provide critical capabilities - from turret drive and stabilization to power management, data handling, and secure networking - all designed to enhance operational effectiveness and survivability.

Curtiss-Wright’s ground defense solutions also integrate seamlessly with air and naval systems, enabling coordinated, data-driven operations across domains.

A Trusted Provider of Ground Defense Solutions

  • Edge computing
  • Mission connectivity
  • Modular open-systems architecture
  • Motion control and stabilization
  • Power management
  • Secure data and tactical networking
  • Surface treatments, peening and engineered coatings, and material testing to improve system resilience and lifecycle performance

Curtiss-Wright delivers the technologies that keep ground forces connected, protected, and prepared - strengthening deterrence and operational confidence across global defense operations.

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“Did You Know?”
“Curtiss-Wright provides the electronic controller for the automatic ammunition handling system on the Stryker Mobile Gun System, the US Army's first deployed autoloader.”