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Thanks to a new digital infrastructure and state-of-the-art communication interfaces, the Rheinmetall Fuchs is now even better equipped for turning into a node on the battlefield.
The Hellenic Armed Forces, for their part, are giving Infantry Fighting Vehicles of Soviet design and other military equipment for support to Ukraine and are receiving Marder 1A3 Infantry Fighting Vehicles in exchange.
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Staying behind is not an option: Rheinmetall’s new Fuchs Evolution is keeping the pace by mastering on- and off-road terrain like never before.
German technology group Rheinmetall to supply eight modern MLG 27-4.0 protection systems for F126 frigates.
Under the German government’s “Ringtausch” equipment exchange programme, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Slovak Republic with main battle tanks.
Rheinmetall AG concluded a purchase contract to acquire the entire share capital of Expal Systems, a globally renowned ammunition maker.
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Rheinmetall’s all-new Fuchs is taking to new heights with massive power and mobility enhancements, more space and more payload.
On behalf of Germany’s BAAINBw, Rheinmetall is currently conducting the InterRoC research and technology project.
For the time ever, the German Armed Forces fired a shipboard laser weapon.
With backing from the German government, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Ukrainian armed forces with a turnkey modern field hospital.
Issued in the second quarter of 2022, the order is worth around €42 million, including value added tax.
On 15 October 2022, Rheinmetall handed over the first of a total of 209 Lynx infantry fighting vehicles to the Hungarian Defence Forces (HDF).
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