DSEI 2013
Defence
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Following from its success in 2011, the Innovation Challenge returns to uncover the next product to make an impact in the defence and security industry Force Protection Craft, Blue Force Tracking systems and unmanned MCM surface and subsurface vessels. “The record number of ships and unprecedented strength of the Naval Zone at this year’s event is indicative of the general growth the show has undergone in the last two years”, said DSEI Event Director Duncan Reid. “There can be no doubt that the naval proposal has been significantly strengthened, building upon its success in 2011. It represents yet another progression in the structured development of the show, which will ensure that 2013 will be the most successful DSEI to date”. Confirming the Royal Navy’s support for DSEI, Navy Command Headquarters (NCHQ) said that: “The Royal Navy’s significant presence at this year’s DSEI demonstrates its long-term commitment to supporting and promoting UK Industry. On all four days of the exhibition a team of senior Naval figures, including the First Sea Lord, will discuss
current and future capabilities and how these will ensure the Royal Navy continues to be a first-class, battle-winning force.” FLYING HIGH The air component at DSEI will address the frontline operational requirements relevant to the aerospace sector. This will be reflected by the show’s most substantial air display, with an outdoor exhibition area featuring the latest aerospace capabilities such as the Eurofighter Typhoon multi-role combat aircraft. Industry has responded to these innovations with an exceptional level of support and involvement. Exhibiting companies in this sector range from renowned prime contractors such as BAE Systems, GE Aviation, Raytheon and Rolls-Royce through to an eclectic mix of niche providers. Current operational platforms and rotary elements such as the Merlin and Wildcat will feature alongside a range of conceptual designs from innovative manufacturers. E
Bae Systems Balseal Engineering Barco Nv Barkley Plastics Ltd Barrett Europe Ltd Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc Barrus E. P. Ltd Barum & Dewar Ltd Bates Footwear Battlefield Sim Battlespace Publications Bauer Kompressoren Gmbh Bbi Detection Ltd Bcb International Bdec Limited / British Security Beagle Technology Group Beat Systems Ltd Beechwood Equipment Bench Grade Brands Ltd Benchmade Knife Co. Benelli Armi Spa. Bental Industries Ltd Beretta Bernd-Richter-Gmbh Beth El Zikhron Yaaqov Industries Bfi Optilas Bharat Earth Movers Limited (Beml) Bharat Electronics Limited (Bel) Bi Engineering Bioquell Uk Ltd Bit Tradition Gmbh Bitwise Group Blazepoint Blucher Blue Bear Systems Research Bluecher Uk Ltd Bluedrop Performance Learning Bmt Defence Services Bofors Test Center Bolidt Synthetic Products & Systems Border Precision Ltd Bore Tech, Inc. Bosch Rexroth Bosch Rexroth Bv The Drive & Control Company (Hydraudyne Systems & Engineering Bv) (Rexroth Hydraudy Bose Corporation Bradley Doublelock Ltd Bren-Tronics Brightstar Technology Co., Ltd Brimar Ltd Britannia 2000 British Institute Of Technology And E-Commerce Britten-Norman Broady Flow Control Limited Brownell Limited Bruker Daltonics Ltd. Brunswick Commercial Government Products Bryer, Shelley, John Amor, Greenwood Bsc Filters Limited Bullet Proofing Technology (Pty) Ltd Bumar Sp. Z O.o. Bus Solutions Ltd C Brandauer & Co Ltd Cp Cases / Amazon Cases Caa Tactical Cadsi Cae Camelbak Products Canadian Association Of Defence And Security Industries (Cadsi)
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