Euronaval 2016: Kelvin Hughes sees French potential
Eager to explore the potential in the French domestic and export markets, UK-based Kelvin Hughes attended Euronaval to make its case for the SharpEye radar. ...
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Euronaval 2016: France and UK further MCM programme
Last week at Euronaval the UK and France signed an agreement to continue development of the maritime mine countermeasure (MCM) programme to produce an unmanned system to detect and neutralise mines and underwater improvised explosive devices.
First begun in 2010, the next stage will see the manufacture of a complete ...
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