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Rheinmetall is presenting the “Total Ship Trainer” at IMDEX Asia trade fair in Singapore. This system is a fully networked and integrated solution for realistic land based training of complete … Read More
Making a strong comeback this year is Singapore’s International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (IMDEX) Asia, Asia’s leading naval and maritime defence event following a pandemic-enforced hiatus of four years. … Read More
Saab is showcasing its latest generation Maritime Live Training Solution at IMDEX Asia, Asia Pacific’s leading naval and maritime event taking place in Singapore 3-5 May. As one of the … Read More
EDGE entity, ADSB, the regional leader in the design, new build, repair, maintenance, refit, and conversion of naval and commercial vessels, is reinforcing its commitment to the strategically important Southeast … Read More
On the occasion of IMDEX Asia 2023, Asian Defence Journal talked to Roland Briene, Managing Director of Damen Naval and Michiel Hendrikx, Area Director Asia Pacific of Damen Shipyards Group, … Read More
ASIS Boats specialise in making Rigid Hulled Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) purpose-built for military, government, and professional clients worldwide. Boats by the company are designed with the highest standards to meet … Read More
Italian heavyweight, Leonardo, returns to IMDEX Asia with their high-end technological display of solutions for the world’s maritime forces. From today until May 5, the company will present complete solutions … Read More
The organisers of CyberDSA 2023 announced the unequivocal support by the Malaysian Ministry of Communications and Digital (MCD) for event. “The MCD’s unwavering commitment to fostering cybersecurity advancement in the … Read More
With a highly-skilled workforce of more than 7,000 employees across United States, Leonardo US Holding Inc. and its subsidiaries are heavily focused on providing cutting-edge products and services to every … Read More
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia is prepared to negotiate with China over the South China Sea dispute but will continue to extract energy resources from its own territory, its Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim … Read More
