Czech Republic: BAE Systems Hägglunds cooperates with local industry in CV90 project
The Czech Ministry of Defence has announced ongoing collaboration with Czech companies in the CV90 infantry fighting vehicle project.
The Czech Ministry of Defence has announced ongoing collaboration with Czech companies in the CV90 infantry fighting vehicle project.
On 31st July in Prague, an agreement was signed between the Czech Republic and the German company Rheinmetall for additional 14 Leopard 2A4 tanks and one Büffel 3 recovery vehicle.
Sellier & Bellot and Česká zbrojovka rank among the largest and most important defence industrial companies in the Czech Republic.
The TITUS performs support tasks for the Czech Army units and replaces several outdated systems that are installed on various platforms, mainly the Praga V3S trucks.
On June 24, the Czech Ministry of Defence signed an agreement with Germany to jointly purchase Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks.
One year after the start of serial production, Aero has demonstrated the first L-39NG aircraft intended for LOM PRAHA and its Pardubice Flight Training Centre.
The Czech Air Force successfully deployed the ELM-2084 MMR/MADR (Mobile Air Defence Radar) during the recent Ramstein Guard exercise.
The Czech company VR Group has achieved a significant milestone in the development and production of a comprehensive simulation training system for the CV90CZ vehicle.
During NATO’s exercise Ramstein Guard from May 12 to 17, the armed forces of Czechia demonstrated their capability to defend the country against air threats in a simulated electronic warfare environment.
LOM Praha has become the first Czech company to sign an Industrial Cooperation Project Agreement (ICPA) with Lockheed Martin.
Czech defence company EVPÚ Defence has announced its significant involvement in the Czech CV90 infantry fighting vehicle programme.
From May 9 to 27, the Czech Air Base at Čáslav will host exercise Lion Effort that brings together the countries that operate JAS-39 Gripen fighter aircraft also known as Gripen Users Group or GUG.