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of Christchurch, a subsidiary of [[Siemens (United Kingdom)|Siemens UK]] | of Christchurch, a subsidiary of [[Siemens (United Kingdom)|Siemens UK]] | ||
1989 [[A. T. and E. (Bridgnorth)|A. T. and E. (Bridgnorth)]] changed | 1989 The name of [[A. T. and E. (Bridgnorth)|A. T. and E. (Bridgnorth)]] was changed to Siemens Plessey Electronic Systems Ltd, registered office at Ilford<ref> Companies House filing</ref> | ||
1990 [[GEC]] sold its share of the company to [[Siemens]] | 1990 [[GEC]] sold its share of the company to [[Siemens]] | ||
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of Christchurch, a subsidiary of Siemens UK
1989 The name of A. T. and E. (Bridgnorth) was changed to Siemens Plessey Electronic Systems Ltd, registered office at Ilford[1]
1990 GEC sold its share of the company to Siemens
1991 Acquired the 50 percent of Roke Manor Research that it did not already own
1992 Siemens Plessey Defence Systems Ltd, which was in the process of changing its name to Siemens Plessey Systems Ltd, was appointed manager of the business and undertaking of the company.
1996 Business involved in:[2]
- Civilian and military air traffic control systems
- Command, control and communication networks
- Radar and radar system products, including airports
Subsidiaries included:
- National Engineering and Assessment Group
- Roke Manor Research Ltd
- Plessey (Far East) Ltd
1998 British Aerospace acquired the company, which became part of British Aerospace Defence Systems
2000 Name of group changed to BAE Systems (Defence Systems)
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