Kongsberg Sonar for Finnish Navy Attack Craft22/07/2010 |
| Kongsberg Maritime has received an order from Patria Aviation for the supply of KONGSBERG sonar systems, to be used aboard the Finnish Navy's Rauma Class Fast Attack Craft. The order was taken 2nd July 2010 and is part of a larger project to upgrade the vessels, which started service in the early nineties. |
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