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Saab, Tenix and Sagem team up for the Joint Project 129

Sydney, Australia - The three companies partecipate with a very competitive bid

Tenix Defence and Sagem had previously announced their teaming up to offer the Sagem Sperwer Tactical UAV (TUAV) System to the Joint Project 129. Now it is the Saab's turn, as the principal owner of Aerosonde Pty Ltd, to join the team. The Joint Project 129 requirement is to provide tactical UAV systems to be used by the Australian Army in 2007. The Sperwer is a UAV system that has been sold to 5...

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Rome, Italy, 11/18/2003 17:02
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