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General Dynamics Keeps Navy SEALs Dry

By Rex Moore - Apr 20, 2013 at 7:45AM

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General Dynamics Corporation

Market Cap

$63B

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(1.68%) $3.82

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$231.62

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Dry combat submersibles deliver special operations forces warm and dry.

The Navy League's Sea-Air-Space Exposition, the largest maritime expo in the U.S., brings together dozens of defense contractors and military decision-makers. Our Rex Moore was at the event in National Harbor, Md., and saw demonstrations of several technologies. In the following video, he shows us how General Dynamics' (GD 1.68%) new dry combat submersibles will deliver special operations to dry land in comfort.

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