PHOTO of DSEI 2015 – Defence & Security Event in London

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DSEI 2015 – Defence & Security Event is being held in London

In 2015, DSEI, the world leading defence and security exhibition, look forward to welcoming over 30,000 attendees. DSEI Isle photograph

The audience will include top level international military staff, major procurement officials, and the entire industry supply chain, from large prime contractors to supplying companies. DSEI has a proven track record of bringing the entire supply chain together on an unrivalled scale.

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