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Scania

Swedish company
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  • Saab 32 Lansen
    Saab AB

    …manufacture of Saab automobiles and Scania trucks and buses, which were exported throughout the world. It also manufactured Scania diesel engines for marine and industrial use, and other products included missiles, aviation electronics, computer systems, medical equipment, control and instrument systems, and power-plant equipment, including valves, boilers, and pipe systems.…

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    …manufacture of Saab automobiles and Scania trucks and buses, which were exported throughout the world. It also manufactured Scania diesel engines for marine and industrial use, and other products included missiles, aviation electronics, computer systems, medical equipment, control and instrument systems, and power-plant equipment, including valves, boilers, and pipe systems.…

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