International defense fair

International defense fair

PARIS, France - A staffer (R) of a company speaks to a visitor on training rubber guns at the Japanese pavilion at the Eurosatory defense fair in Paris on June 16, 2014. Twelve Japanese companies are exhibiting mainly civilian products at the four-day fair that started the same day, the first time Japanese companies are participating in an international defense exhibition.

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