Nammo at AUSA 2018

Event date 8 October 2018 09:00 – 10 October 2018 17:00

Location Booth 2921 - Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

Nammo is attending the annual meeting and exposition of the Association of the US Army in Washington DC. Come find us at booth 2921, where every day at 11 AM one of our engineers presents a key Nammo technology, including M72 Fire From Enclosure on Monday, artillery range extension on Tuesday, and 30 mm "Swimmer" armor piercing ammunition on Wednesday.

We are also sponsoring a live panel on munitions modernization organized by Defense News on Monday morning. More information about this event is available here.

Images, videos and animations launched at AUSA 2018 are available for download here.

Contacts

Endre Lunde

Press contact Senior Vice President, Communications endre.lunde@nammo.com +4790853270

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