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Saab Offers Gripen To Swiss, Cooperating With Rheinmetall And Pilatus

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Friday, July 11th, 2008

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Saab said last week it has signed Memorandums of Understanding regarding industrial cooperation with Rheinmetall Schweiz AG and Pilatus Aircraft, with both agreements connected to a possible Swiss acquisition of the Gripen fighter aircraft. "Switzerland is yet another example of the strong interest for Gripen worldwide," Ake Svensson, Sabb's CEO, said in a statement. Last week, Saab submitted a Gripen proposal to Switzerland's department for procurement of technologically complex systems and defense technology in Berne. "Our proposal meets all the…

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