Nammo at AUSA 2019

Event date 14 October 2019 09:00 – 16 October 2019 17:00

Location Booth 2917 (lower floor)

Revolutionary range extension technologies, lightweight polymer ammunition, true fire-from-enclosure rocket launchers - these are only a few of the technologies that Nammo will be demonstrating at AUSA 2019.

Building on our success from DSEi in London, Nammo will also be operating a charity cafe during AUSA, benefiting Fold of Honor, an organization providing scholarships to spouses and children of fallen and disabled US service-members.

Contacts

Endre Lunde

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

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