Finland Buys German RGW110 Anti-Tank Weapon
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Finland will procure a new heavy single-use anti-tank system RGW110 from German arms company Dynamit Nobel Defence, the Ministry of Defence announced. The company is owned by Israeli company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.
According to Minister of Defence Antti Häkkänen (Congress), the acquisition will significantly develop the Army's anti-tank capability.
The old APILAS system will be replaced by a new German model.
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Finland buys German RGW110 anti-tank weapon
Finland will buy the RGW110 heavy disposable anti-tank weapon from Germany’s Dynamit Nobel Defence to replace the APILAS launcher its soldiers have carried since the 1980s, the Finnish Army said on Oct. 28. The purchase is worth about €84.5 million (about $94 million) excluding value-added tax, and deliveries of the weapons, training equipment and instruction […]
The RGW110s will replace the Finnish Army's APILAS, with deliveries and training to begin in 2027. The article Finland buys RGW110 anti-tank guns appeared first on FLIGHT.
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