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IMDEX Asia 2019: Drass building compact submarines for undisclosed customers

19th May 2019 - 11:42 GMT | by Richard Thomas in Singapore

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Drass Defence, taking the opportunity to showcase its range of compact submarines to the Asia-Pacific market, revealed that it is building multiples of its designs for undisclosed customers.

The company has developed a range submarines, primarily for use in the littoral regions. Typical roles include maritime patrol, intelligence gathering and special forces operations.

Sergio Cappelletti, general manager, told Shephard that the last ten years of development in control system technology and miniaturisation

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