HAVELSAN has successfully completed Assurance Verification and Validation (AV&V) testing for four of its capabilities during NATO’s Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination, eXercise (CWIX) 2026 held in Poland, marking another step forward in the NATO certification process.
The company’s DOOB-HQ, KAPI, Embedded NONC2 ATA DLP, and NONC2 ATA DLP capabilities successfully completed dedicated AV&V tests to verify their interoperability with NATO Federated Mission Networking (FMN) specifications. The achievement demonstrates the maturity of HAVELSAN’s solutions and their readiness to support NATO missions conducted between 2025 and 2027 under FMN Spiral 4 requirements.
HAVELSAN participated in CWIX 2026 with 43 personnel and 16 systems across multiple capability areas, including Multi-Domain Command and Control (MDC2), Tactical Data Links (TDL), Communications, Cyber, Modelling & Simulation, Maritime, Air, and FMN Core Services. The exercise brought together more than 3,000 participants, 780 systems, and representatives from 46 countries to evaluate interoperability between NATO, allied, and partner nation capabilities.
Several HAVELSAN systems also made their first participation in new focus areas, including LYNX and Embedded NONC2 ATA DLP in the Air Focus Area, ADVENT TALAY/REI in GEOMETOC, KAPI in FMN Core Services, IC SENTINEL in Cyber, and FIVE in Modelling & Simulation.
Commenting on the achievement, HAVELSAN General Manager Dr. Mehmet Akif Nacar said, “The successful completion of these AV&V tests further reinforces our long-standing expertise in developing NATO-compliant systems and ensuring interoperability. Following our expanded participation in the Multi-Domain Command and Control, Cyber, and Modeling & Simulation focus areas, we will continue this momentum by introducing AI-enabled Command and Control capabilities in the coming period. With a proactive approach, we remain committed to developing the capabilities required by the Turkish Armed Forces for modern warfare while delivering competitive solutions to the international market.”
HAVELSAN has been participating in the NATO CWIX exercise since 2012, continuously demonstrating its capabilities in developing interoperable defence technologies aligned with evolving operational requirements.
