SAAB North America has been doing business in the United States for 50 years and is expecting to expand its North American operations, building on strong relationships with U.S. industry and the cordial relations between Sweden and the United States, officials said “Look at the pure size of the defense market--the U.S. defense market is 50 percent of the rest of the world and you see the sheer volume of opportunity here,” said Wes Walters, executive vice president, Sales…
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