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From the conference floor

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An informal poll saw 88% of nearly 300 delegates from 20 nations rating trade show and conference management company Shephard Group's Night Vision 2000 conference as being 'good' or 'excellent.' Thirty companies exhibited their products at the event, which featured speakers from France, Germany, Israel, the UK and US. Subjects discussed by the speakers included the need to counter the easy access to COTS NV equipment by relatively unsophisticated opponents, a comparison of IR imager evolution in the US and UK and the Hawkeye XR target sight system.

Author: Donaldson, Peter, Healey, Andrew
Publisher: Shephard Press
Publication Name: Defence Helicopter
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0963-116X
Year: 2000
United Kingdom

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Heli-Asia

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Trade show and conference management company the Shepard Group conducted its three-day Heli-Asia conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in Oct 2000. The main topic discussed during the event was the market potential of Asia. That business confidence in the region, overall, is recovering, was evident in increased number of attendants and exhibitors at the show to more than 2,000 people. Major event attractions included an MD 902, Robinson R44 and R22 as well as a Mil-17 operating in the SAR mode.

Author: Harvey, David S.
Publisher: Shephard Press
Publication Name: Defence Helicopter
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0963-116X
Year: 2000
Malaysia

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Asian potential

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Asian nations may increase spending for military helicopters as result of the improvement of their economies, security concerns and questions raised whether they should become involved in peacekeeping operations which will need rapid deployment forces which will, in turn, need helicopters. The majority of Asia Pacific nations have acquired many new helicopters but they still have to replace their old and ageing utility/transport aircraft in the medium and long term.

Author: Donaldson, Peter
Publisher: Shephard Press
Publication Name: Defence Helicopter
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0963-116X
Year: 2000
Market information - general, Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing, Asia, Military Turboshaft Engines, Helicopter engines

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