Larger than ever before - DSA 2006, Kuala Lumpur/Malaysia

Article Abstract:

An estimated 25,000 people were expected to visit the Defense Services Asia Exhibition and Conferences (DSA) 2006 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and to participate in the two conferences on International Offset and Composite Material and Nanostructures. With about 560 exhibitors from over 60 countries, the DSA 2006 has become the second largest defense exhibition in the world and major meeting point for politicians, military and military industry.

Malaysia, Conferences, meetings and seminars, 2006 AD

---

Balt Military Expo 2005: From an international fair to a Polish Service exhibition? Gdansk/Poland - 22-24 June 2005

Article Abstract:

The 2005 Balt Military Expo had very little international fair and focused on predominant Polish public organizations. If the exhibition is to survive, the inclusion of Navies and naval industry of other Baltic Sea states is essential.

Poland, Baltic Sea

---

200 Years Trafalgar: On the battle, of fleet reviews, and the Trafalgar 200 fly/steam past

Article Abstract:

2005 will see a series of nautical festivities under the banner, Sea Britain 2005, to mark the 200th anniversary of Admiral Lord Nelson's death. The focal point of the events is 'Trafalgar 200 - Past Glories, Future Horizons'.

United Kingdom, History, Naval history, Battle of Trafalgar, 1805

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Development and modernization process. The Polish Navy's contribution to NATO and the EU. The Polish navy reaching NATO standards
• Abstracts: Patria-A leading European military vehicle supplier. The BDI in an international context. Polish defense industry and European integration
• Abstracts: AUSA sustaining member profile: International Truck and Engine Corp.. AUSA sustaining member profile: The SPECTRUM Group
• Abstracts: The European simulation industry - an overview. Seen & heard at I/ITSEC. Training and simulation upbeat in Orlando
• Abstracts: Non-Lethal Weapons: Their application in the maritime world. Support ships: 'Sea cows' or force multipliers?

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.