16 novembre 2022 | International, Naval

Spanish-British shipyard team wins bid for UK naval logistics fleet

The government vows to keep most of the work in Britain, following unions' fears that key skills could be outsourced to other countries.

https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2022/11/16/spanish-british-shipyard-team-wins-bid-for-uk-naval-logistics-fleet/

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