Challenger 3 main battle tank completes first mobility trials, says Rheinmetall
The first mobility trials for Challenger 3, the British Army’s new Main Battle Tank, have been completed, marking significant progress in the programme.
The first mobility trials for Challenger 3, the British Army’s new Main Battle Tank, have been completed, marking significant progress in the programme.
American Rheinmetall has announced a $31.7 million investment in Michigan, including a new 168,056 sq. ft. facility in Auburn Hills that will consolidate operations in Troy and Sterling Heights.
The Lynx Skyranger 35 combines the mobility and protection of a modern tracked vehicle with the effectiveness of a cannon-based air defence system.
The Fuchs JAGM is the first vehicle worldwide equipped with 24 vertically launched AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles (JAGM) or AGM-114L HELLFIRE Longbow guided missiles from Lockheed Martin.
In June, BAE Systems announced a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center to advance the M109-52 design.
Rheinmetall has officially opened Europe’s largest ammunition factory in Unterlüß, Lower Saxony, after completing construction in just 15 months.
Andøya Space and Rheinmetall Nordic AS have signed a Letter of Intent to strengthen cooperation in civil and military space operations.
In Germany, Romanian Economy Minister Radu Miruță signed the contractual framework for a €535 million strategic investment to build a gunpowder factory in Victoria, Brașov county, together with Rheinmetall.
On Wednesday, 27 August, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Rheinmetall’s artillery plant in Unterlüß, Germany, the company’s largest production facility and a cornerstone of Europe’s defence industry.
U.S. defence contractor Lockheed Martin is in talks with Rheinmetall to produce missiles including ATACMS and Hellfire in Germany, according to business magazine WirtschaftsWoche.
Gunpowder and NATO-calibre 155 mm artillery rounds will be produced in Bulgaria under two joint-venture agreements with Germany’s Rheinmetall.
American Rheinmetall has unveiled a new digital-first approach to combat vehicle development, using a Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) and virtual prototyping to accelerate design and production.
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