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Video: Day 3 at DSEI 2019

Day 3 at DSEI 2019, the defense exhibition held in London, UK. Our day 3 naval news coverage at the show includes:

Xavier Vavasseur 18 Sep 2019

  • Type 31e frigate with Babcock: The Arrowhead 140 design won the frigate competition
  • Thales TACTICOS combat management system for Type 31e
  • SEA new trainable decoy launcher
  • General Dynamics Mission Systems new Bluefin 12 UUV
  • Nexter Thales Rapidfire 40mm naval gun system with 40CTAS (cased telescoped armament system) cannon
Babcock Bluefin Decoy Launching System DSEI 2019 Frigate General Dynamics Nexter Rapidfire Royal Navy SEA Thales Type 31e UUV 2019-09-18
Tags Babcock Bluefin Decoy Launching System DSEI 2019 Frigate General Dynamics Nexter Rapidfire Royal Navy SEA Thales Type 31e UUV
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Posted by : Xavier Vavasseur
Xavier is based in Paris, France. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems and a Master of Business Administration from Florida Institute of Technology (FIT). Xavier has been covering naval defense topics for nearly a decade.

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