L3Harris to supply Falcon systems for German forces
L3Harris Technologies secured two Foreign Military Sales orders for Falcon systems to support Germany’s D-LBO and special operations forces. The systems will enhance secure communications with EU and NATO allies, with deliveries expected this year.

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L3Harris Technologies has received two Foreign Military Sales orders for Falcon systems to support Germany’s Digitalization – Land Based Operations (D-LBO) and special operations forces requirements. The orders aim to enhance secure, interoperable communications for German soldiers with European Union and NATO allies. Deliveries are expected this year, continuing the company’s decades-long support of the German armed forces.
Chris Aebli, President of Mission Critical Communications at L3Harris, stated that the battle-tested Falcon systems will provide reliable connectivity under any circumstance. The software-defined systems and robust waveforms offer the flexibility to add capabilities through simple software updates. L3Harris will continue providing in-region support and expertise to its German customer.
Contract Details
The orders fall under the D-LBO program, which focuses on modernizing land-based operations. The Falcon systems are designed to ensure connectivity across all regions of the world.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| System | Falcon |
| Program | Digitalization – Land Based Operations (D-LBO) |
| End User | German Armed Forces |
| Delivery Timeline | This year |
L3Harris has a long history of supporting the German military, and these new orders reinforce its role as a key supplier of communication systems.
How will the integration of Falcon systems under the D-LBO program influence Germany's future procurement decisions for other NATO interoperability projects?
What potential exists for L3Harris to expand its software-defined radio offerings to other European nations seeking similar modernization?
Could these orders lead to additional contracts for L3Harris to support broader EU defense initiatives beyond Germany's specific requirements?



























