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The NH90's operational capabilities just expanded with the integration of Arquimea’s Q-Slam 40 loitering system (Air-Launched Effect / ALE). Crews control the Air-Launched Effect (ALE) from the cockpit to boost protection & firing precision. #NH90 #AirbusHelicopters #MakingMissionsPossible

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