
BLG 66 Belouga
Air-dropped cluster bomb and submunition dispenserForecast International's archived report attributes the Belouga BLG 66 and its submunitions to Thomson-DASA Armements.
Sources: Forecast International Belouga reportManufacturer catalog
Thomson-DASA Armements was the French-German land-weapon joint venture that linked Thomson-CSF's armaments line with Deutsche Aerospace's weapons business. Its public legacy sits in Brandt-derived mortars, mortar ammunition, and aircraft-dispensed munitions that later continued under the TDA Armements and Thales defence lines.
1 weaponsThomson-DASA Armements is the mid-1990s joint-venture name in the French and German land-weapon consolidation that also fed the later TDA Armements line. The catalog keeps this facet visible because source material and manufacturer data still use the Thomson-DASA wording for legacy munitions and mortar products.
The La Ferté-Saint-Aubin production line tied the Thomson-DASA name to a broader Brandt-derived family of rifled mortars, mortar ammunition, and munitions. In this catalog, BLG 66 Belouga records the joint Giat and Thomson-DASA role in the French cluster-bomb program, while MO-120 RT represents the Brandt/TDA mortar lineage that Thales still markets through its mortar-system portfolio.

Forecast International's archived report attributes the Belouga BLG 66 and its submunitions to Thomson-DASA Armements.
Sources: Forecast International Belouga report
The Brandt-derived rifled 120 mm mortar family continued through the TDA Armements line; Thales's current mortar-system material still presents the 120 mm RT mortar as a core land product.
Sources: Mortar system solutions, Forecast International mortar ammunition reportA French registry record for TDA Armements SAS lists a 28 July 1994 creation date and the La Ferté-Saint-Aubin address associated with the armaments line.
Sources: Pappers company record
The French official journal authorized a reserved share issue to Deutsche Aerospace for T.D.A./Thomson DASA Armements, documenting the 50 percent DASA stake that made the company a French-German joint venture.
Sources: French decree on T.D.A./Thomson DASA Armements
Forecast International describes Thomson-CSF's armaments component, including Thomson-Brandt, merging with Deutsche Aerospace's weapons component into the new TDA line jointly owned by Thales and DaimlerChrysler Aerospace.
Sources: Forecast International mortar ammunition report
EADS reported that it sold TDA Armements S.A.S. to Thales on 30 November 2005, leaving Thales with full ownership of the company line.
Sources: EADS 2005 annual report, Thales 2014 consolidated financial statements
Public references use Thomson-DASA Armements, T.D.A./Thomson DASA Armements, and TDA Armements for overlapping stages of the same La Ferté-Saint-Aubin armaments lineage. No manufacturer-specific open-license image was verified during this pass, and no headquarters map was added because the reviewed sources support the city-level base but not a separately verified geocoded headquarters record.
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