Turkey’s TDLSim software, designed for secure military data links, excelled in a NATO exercise. Developed by MilSOFT, TDLSim participated in CWIX 2024 in Poland, showcasing its capabilities in tactical data link operations. NATO conducted integration events to ensure interoperability, with TDLSim passing 146 tests successfully.
The software supports joint operations scenarios, with roles like airborne control and missile tasks. Recognized for its missile capability, TDLSim impressed both Turkish and foreign participants. Connecting to NATO systems, TDLSim enhances readiness for combat systems such as aircraft and missiles.
Designed for training and analysis, TDLSim covers various tactical data link standards. With NATO Link-11, Link-16, Link-22, and more, the software virtualizes network elements. Exported to multiple countries, TDLSim is used by military forces like ASELSAN and Pakistan Armed Forces.
Participation in CWIX 2024 confirmed TDLSim’s compatibility with NATO systems, highlighting its effectiveness in military training and operations.