Defence Insight: Expansion and analysis
It has been a busy year for the Defence Insight team. We have done a lot of work in the engine room of the database, improving the existing content, adding coverage of new sectors and upgrading the export functionality.
The start of the year saw us switch on our Naval Vessels content, expanding the scope of our naval equipment profiles to cover blue-water capabilities and submarines. Initially focused on ships currently in production, naval analyst Harriet Heywood has been adding the legacy fleets and we now cover 607 ship classes in the equipment database, covering orders for 5944 vessels across
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