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Industrial Defence Sector Expresses Concerns for Future Spending
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Defence IQ Digital
08/11/2010
Seen here are commentaries from various private sector representatives on crucial changes in future defence spending. These interviews were captured at Eurosatory 2010 and highlight the views of leading defence sector figures.
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