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DSEI 2015 International Defence & Security equipment Exhibition and Conference 15 - 18 September 2015 London, United Kingdom |
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Press release DSEI 2015
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Today, opening of the International Defense Exhibition DSEI 2015 which takes place in London (UK) from the 15 to 18 September 2015. With over 700 exhibitors of the land area and a total of around 1,500 exhibitors, DSEI is the leading event in 2015 where visitors could access the entire land systems supply chain.
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 New Humdinga Rescue in the Land Zone at DSEI 2015, International Defense Exhibition in London, UK. |
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DSEI’s dedicated Land Zone is significantly extended to accommodate over 83 international players, ranging from prime contractors to niche specialist suppliers. A driving force behind this expansion is the organiser’s decision to enhance and rebrand the land static display area, which demonstrate the latest capabilities from major vehicle manufacturers in the defence industry. This area provides both visitors and exhibitors with the perfect platform for networking, building relationships and viewing the latest advancements in technology.
The Land Zone at DSEI 2015 shows 75 dedicated stands and land systems content displayed by leading players in the global industry. Included in the Land Zone is a Land Static Display area, sponsored by Faun Trackway, Iveco and Streit Group, featuring the latest equipment. Iveco presents three vehicles to the 2015 Land Zone, and Supacat launches a new product range. First time exhibitors Isotrex Manufacturing FZE and CS-Force Company are also launching their products at the event, with the latter also presenting three prototype vehicles on its stand. The exhibitor list for land systems features companies involved in the heartland of MOD programmes, including Lockheed Martin. Other major companies include BAE Systems, General Dynamics, Jankel Armouring, JCB Government & Defence, Land Rover, Patria Oyj, Rheinmetall and Supacat. |
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