BAE’s Self-Funded Armored Vehicle Passes U.S. Army Field Tests
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BAE’s self-funded armored vehicle passes U.S. Army field tests
BAE Systems said it has delivered two AMPV 30 prototypes armed with Kongsberg’s Medium Caliber Turret to a U.S. Army Transformation in Contact 2.0 unit, funding the six-month development effort itself with $17 million in internal research money. The company disclosed the delivery in a Sept. 22 release, though the vehicles reached the Army’s 1st […]
The soldiers involved in these tests can thus make the appropriate considerations about the suitability or not of each advance before the product is definitively contracted.Since their delivery, the TiC unit in charge of these tests has subjected the AMPV 30 to rigorous field assessments, including real-fire tests, “comparing the capabilities of the platform with what the soldiers need to maintain the advantage on the modern battlefield,” accord…
BAE Systems Fast-Tracks Combat Vehicle Modernization with Delivery of New Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle 30mms to US Army Transformation in Contact Unit
The vehicles were developed through $17 million of BAE Systems Internal Research and Development funding and based on the proven chassis of the Armored Mult ...
BAE Systems has announced to have delivered two prototypes of combat vehicles for the AMPV 30 infantry to the US Army in April, supporting the Transformation in Contact (TiC) 2.0 initiative. The vehicles have been developed with an internal financing of 17 million dollars and use the chassis of the multipurpose armored vehicle (AMPV)....
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