The US and Canadian defence industries/ Staff Writer

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In: Asian Defence Journal Jan-Feb 2014, pp.28-30 (131) Summary: Making weapons has become a US specialty. The US is still at the top of the five largest suppliers of major conventional weapons during 2008-2012. Meanwhile, Canada's aerospace and defence industry has tripled in terms of global market share in the last 20 years.

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Making weapons has become a US specialty. The US is still at the top of the five largest suppliers of major conventional weapons during 2008-2012. Meanwhile, Canada's aerospace and defence industry has tripled in terms of global market share in the last 20 years.

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