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Saab Advanced Maritime Systems Centre opened
The Minister for Defence Senator the David Johnston officially opened Saab’s Advanced Maritime Systems Centre in Adelaide recently. The Centre brings together all of the resources, skills and expertise which has made Saab Australia a world leader in naval combat systems. The Centre will be an important node within Saab’s global naval systems integration programme.
“I am very pleased to officially open the Advanced Maritime Systems Centre. It has been fantastic to see the world-leading technology which Saab is developing right here in Adelaide. For example, the next generation of the Australian-developed 9LV combat management system, which has performed exceptionally as part of the anti-ship missile defence upgrade on the Navy’s ANZAC class frigates, will be developed here at this facility,” Minister Johnston said.
The Advanced Maritime Systems Centre will employ over 100 home-grown Australian combat systems engineers, project managers, and software engineers. This is planned to expand to over 200 employees by 2020. The Advanced Maritime System Centre will make a significant contribution in terms of revenue to the South Australian economy over the next decade.
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