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In this issue: Gaming meets military training, bringing defence equipment up to speed...
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In this issue: Gaming meets military training, bringing defence equipment up to speed...
French naval defence and marine renewable energy company Naval Group has unveiled its vision for the development of the Dutch submarine community at the Defence & Security exhibition held at Rotterdam AHOY.
Navantia has organised the first Dutch industry conference in Rotterdam with 70 professionals from more than 50 different companies in attendance.
SAES has exhibited its maritime security and environmental solutions at the International Technology Conference for maritime surveillance and emergency management.
SAES has exhibited its maritime security and environmental solutions at the International Technology Conference for maritime surveillance and emergency management.
In this issue: Gaming meets military training, bringing defence equipment up to speed with commercial innovation, the US Air Force’s service acquisition executive on the future of autonomy, Raytheon's work on the NATO missile defence shield, and more.
Kraken Robotics is developing a ThunderFish family of highly advanced autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).
SAES has participated in the second International Congress of Countermeasures of mine-laying II CICMM.
SAES has participated in the second International Congress of Countermeasures of mine-laying II CICMM.
Germany’s third-largest defence company and one of the world's market leaders in conventional submarines thyssenkrupp Marine Systems has announced a €250m investment in Kiel.
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