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Industry face post-SDSR questions at UK's DSEi

Last year, the British armed forces have been shaken by the effects of strategic defense and security review (SRH) process overseen by a new coalition government determined to tackle a massive budget deficit head on.

Almost 12 months later, the defense industry will gather for its biggest post-RSDS come together in the Defence & Security Equipment International show, or DEES, to be held in London's Docklands on 13-16 September.

Since the event was last held two years ago, the United Kingdom has lost its fixed-wing strike capability with the carrier of his early retirement from BAE Systems Harrier GR7/9s, and given its maritime patrol aircraft, replacement , BAE Nimrod MRA4, hatchet after an investment program of over £ 3 billion (4.8 billion).

Also finished two of the three Royal Navy aircraft carrier Invincible class and the Royal Air Force Panavia Tornado F3 fighters past and Nimrod R1 electronic intelligence aircraft.Two squadrons equipped with the Tornado GR4 combat aircraft have also recently been dismantled, with the move having also carved a fleet that is expected to remain in service until about 2020.

Dramatic in nature, these reductions were adopted in the context of recent withdrawal of UK forces in Iraq, and with plans in place for the country to end its involvement in combat in Afghanistan to 2015, after gradual transfer of control to local authorities.But the rise of the "Arab Spring" movement in nations across the Middle East and North Africa throughout the years has provided an unexpected test for a soldier hit by spending cuts implemented by the Secretary British Defence Dr Liam Fox

In announcing the recommendations of the RSDS last October, British Prime Minister David Cameron said the coalition government of his country sought to resolve an investment "black hole" inherited from the previous Labour administration, which was valued at £ 38 billion.Failure to address this shortfall now could lead to "severe readjustment in the future" Moreover, Fox said the conference of the Royal United Services Institute of airpower in London in mid-July.

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