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CAE looks to miniaturise sub detection tech
The Royal Canadian Navy will assess a new miniaturised magnetic anomaly detection (MAD) system from CAE, following approval from the government.
Testing of the new sensor - known as the MAD Extended Role (MAD-XR) - will be sponsored by the Royal Canadian Navy and carried out by the Defence Research and Development ...
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