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IS YOUR COMPETITION

HERE?

General Dynamics—General Motors—Bell Helicopter—FMC Corporation—

ITT—McDonnell Douglas—Cadillac Gage—Avco—

Chartered Industries of Singapore—LTV Aerospace & Defense—

Michelin Tire—Rolls Royce—United Technologies—Grumman Aerospace Corporation—

Canadair, Limited—AAI Corporation—Wild & Leitz—

Sperry—General Electric—Boeing Aerospace—Royal Ordnance

Why do these busi- nesses, and many others, representing over 50 per- cent of the world's top defense contractors, exhibit in the annual Modern Day

Marine—Force in Readiness

Military Exposition?

Because they know that this, the world's largest display of equipment, sup- plies and services relating to amphibious operations is one of the most important military expositions in the

United States. Over 130 companies occupied more than 95,000 square feet of exhibit space at the Sheraton

Washington in 1985, and early sales for the '86 exposi- tion, scheduled July 22-24, have resulted in over 70 per- cent of the floor space

I already sold.

In addition to the exposi- tion, special conferences and briefings on topics ranging from computers in the military to an update of new equipment entering the inventory are scheduled throughout the three days of the exhibit. Receptions in the exhibit hall, a grand ban- quet, and an awards lun- cheon serve to showcase your products. Present your product to more than 7,000 interested persons at the

Modern Day Marine—Force in Readiness Military Exposi- tion. Join the competition.

For More Information, Call or Write:

ODERN DAY MARIN M!

FORCE IN READINESS

Marine Corps League Exhibit Company 25 S. Quaker Lane, Suite 24

Alexandria, VA 22314 (703) 823-2333

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