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UDT 2019: UK ‘SubClub’ targets export opportunities

16th May 2019 - 12:45 GMT | by Helen Haxell in Stockholm

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Whilst the UK might not build non-SSN submarines directly (or export them), the British government has turned its focus onto the domestic companies, across the supply chain, that manufacture vital components and systems that provide the DNA for these machines.

The UK’s Defence & Security Organisation (DSO) coordinates a collaboration with more than 40 businesses that meet a few times a year to share knowledge, market information and details on prospective opportunities from around the world in the naval and maritime field.

Cdre Stephen Walker, senior military adviser – submarine capability lead at DSO, told Shephard that the grouping of

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