A Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) core vehicle concept on display at DSEI, London (Breaking Defense)
DSEI 2023 — The Defense and Security Equipment Interntaional (DSEI) expo in London brought together defense contractors from the world over where they displayed their latest platforms and tech.
Below are a selection of photos from the show floor from the Breaking Defense team.
BAE Systems brought a personnel variant of the US Marine Corps’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle to the show floor. (Justin Katz / Breaking Defense)
A model of Textron Systems’ Aerosonde UAS hangs over the company’s booth. (Justin Katz / Breaking Defense)The ExCel center in London is a massive building, but even it was packed with attendees for DSEI 2023. (Justin Katz / Breaking Defense)Vehicle-maker Polaris took the opportunity at DSEI 2023 to promote its arctic off-road vehicles. (Lee Ferran / Breaking Defense)
MBDA, a joint venture between European giants Airbus, BAE Systems and Leonardo, showed off a few missile variants at DSEI 2023. (Tim Martin / Breaking Defense)Leidos displays a model of its unmanned surface vessel, Sea Hunter, at DSEI 2023 alongside other ship models. (Justin Katz / Breaking Defense)The marriage of German KMW and French Nexter produced the European partnership known as KNDS, which was at the show to promote its own vehicle offerings. (Lee Ferran / Breaking Defense)Korean defense contractor Hanwha made its presence known at the show with a few vehicles on display, including its new K9A2 self-propelled howitzer. (Lee Ferran / Breaking Defense)At one of the largest pavilions in at the show, the British defense giant BAE Systems showcased its collaborative unmanned aircraft. (Tim Martin / Breaking Defense)
