BAE Systems to produce additional Bradley vehicles for U.S. Army under USD 440 million deal
The U.S. Army and BAE Systems definitized a contract modification worth over USD 440 million to produce additional Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
The U.S. Army and BAE Systems definitized a contract modification worth over USD 440 million to produce additional Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
Under the proposed agreement, the Italian government plans to acquire at least 350 Lynx armored fighting vehicles and over 200 Panther main battle tanks. The procurement will be spread over a 15-year period. Rheinmetall did not deny the report when approached by Reuters for comment, stating that it would respond in due course. The …
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BAE Systems is showcasing the CV90MkIV with a new turret at Eurosatory. This configuration will soon be delivered to Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
During the Black Sea Defence and Aerospace exhibition held in Bucharest on May 22-24, South Korean company Hanwha Aerospace showcased the Redback infantry fighting vehicle.
Previously, the programme was known under the acronym AICS (Armoured Infantry Combat System). It is currently referred to as A2CS (Army Armoured Combat System). The plan involves acquiring about 1,000 armoured tracked vehicles. The purchase of these vehicles includes a version of the infantry fighting vehicle, which will replace the still-used VCC-80 …
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Lithuania has already received all the ordered Vilkas infantry fighting vehicles (the Lithuanian variant of the Boxer vehicle).
Hanwha Defence Australia (HDA) has signed a USD 2.4 billion (USD) contract with the Australian government for the delivery of 129 Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs).
BAE Systems Hägglunds has received a contract from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to develop the preliminary design of a new version of the CV90 infantry fighting vehicle.
On October 5, the main infantry fighting vehicle service facility Vilkas was officially opened at Rukla, Lithuania.
In mid-September, the Hungarian Defence Forces carried out their inaugural live firing exercise with the Lynx KF41x infantry fighting vehicles.
The German government has supplied the Armed Forces of Ukraine with an additional batch of 20 Marder infantry fighting vehicles, along with 20mm ammunition.
The Lynx KF41 is Rheinmetall’s answer to the requirements of future battlefields and offers superior capabilities in terms of survivability, lethality, mobility as well as command and control.