Latvian Government approves procurement of additional ASCOD combat vehicles from GDELS
On June 17, the Latvian Cabinet of Ministers approved the Ministry of Defence’s proposal to purchase an additional 42 ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs).
On June 17, the Latvian Cabinet of Ministers approved the Ministry of Defence’s proposal to purchase an additional 42 ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs).
The first ASCOD IFVs are expected to be fully operational by autumn 2026.
Elbit Systems, an Israeli defence technology company, has signed a contract worth approximately USD 100 million to supply its UT30 MK2 unmanned turret systems.
The ASCOD is a modular vehicle based on the Common Base Platform concept developed by GDELS.
The Latvian Ministry of Defence has confirmed the selection of the ASCOD infantry fighting vehicle from General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS).
The ASCOD infantry fighting vehicle is already in service with the armed forces of Spain, Austria, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Philippines.
General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS) presented the ASCOD infantry fighting vehicle equipped with the Trophy Active Protection System (APS).
GDELS Santa Bárbara Sistemas has announced the delivery of four state-of-the-art ASCOD “Castor” Armored Combat Vehicles (VCZAP) to the Spanish Army.
GDELS-SBS, in collaboration with Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems, has supplied the Philippine Army with new combat vehicles from the ASCOD family.
GDELS-SBS introduces two new variants of the successful family of ASCOD tracked armored vehicles.
GDELS-Santa Bárbara Sistemas and SENER Aeroespacial demonstrated the ASCOD Autonomous Platform at the Army 2E+I Forum.