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Dutch Army takes control of new chemical threat simulator

25th April 2023 - 15:45 GMT | by Giles Ebbutt in Rotterdam

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Bagira won the contract to supply and maintain the simulator in 2019. (Photo: Bagira)

The Royal Netherlands Army has taken control of a new chemical threat simulator from Bagira Systems.

The new chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) simulator for the Royal Netherlands Army (RNLA’s) has been formally handed over by the Netherlands Ministry of Defence, a representative from Bagira Systems, the supplier, has told Shephard.

The handover to the RNLA took place on 29^thMarch.

The simulator is installed at the Dutch national CBRN training centre at Bredero barracks in Vught.

The centre offers CBRN training for military personnel and first responders, and the simulator will support instruction and training in dealing with various CBRN scenarios.

Bagira was awarded the contract to supply and maintain the simulator

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