21 avril 2021 | Local, Naval

MBDA’s Sea Ceptor ordered for Canadian surface combatant

Utilising the CAMM as its effector, Sea Ceptor will undertake the Close-In Air Defence System role on-board the new CSC frigates.

https://www.epicos.com/article/692343/mbdas-sea-ceptor-ordered-canadian-surface-combatant

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