According to KNDS, the MRO centre is designed to maintain the fleet of howitzers in operational condition. “Its deployment is intended to benefit the local industrial fabric by being staffed with trained and autonomous local personnel. The centre will also accommodate logistics and training capabilities,” KNDS France said in a press release.
KNDS stated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the 10th user of CAESAR self-propelled howitzers. According to open sources, 55 CAESAR guns have been officially delivered to the Ukrainian land forces. Furthermore, KNDS France is currently producing 78 howitzers intended for the Ukrainian army.
KNDS is Europe’s leading provider of on-site services for military vehicles, training systems, and simulators. The services required can be assembled as needed from a modular portfolio, extending up to comprehensive all-round support. KNDS provides customers with optimal support at any time and place – even in crisis zones – to ensure maximum system availability.
Mobile command posts and integrated container solutions, like the MULTIBOX, are core elements of leadership in the modern, highly dynamic digitized battlefields. With a comprehensive maintenance and logistics system that can be configured for the application profile with tools or spare parts, highly mobile logistics, fast response times, and high system availability are guaranteed. The KNDS MULTIBOX is highly space-saving, fully mobile in use, and ready for immediate deployment.
