Land Forces Africa
Land Forces Africa
Land Forces Africa will be held from 15th to 18th July 2013 at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria South Africa. This pan-African event brings together senior military officials, government stakeholders and industry in the pan-African defence and security space to meet, share and identify future requirements.
Andrew Burt, Barrett Communications Europe’s General Manager commented “We are looking forward to attending this event with our local representative Global Communications. The African market is extremely diverse with us supplying communications systems to commercial business, police and government forces and to humanitarian and peacekeeping forces throughout the region.”
Visit us at booth 313 to view our range of operational VHF base and manpack systems, and both tactical and commercial HF scenarios with base, mobile and manpack applications.
For further information about the event visit www.landforcesafrica.com.
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