Germany Eyes €5B Order for 3rd Batch of Puma Infantry Fighting Vehicles
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The Bundeswehr is to receive a powerful reserve again. Why older generations are also in demand and employers should not worry, explains the head of the Association of Reservists.
The Bundeswehr calls it "Schakal", officially called the "Boxer RCT 30". Germany and the Netherlands order a total of 69 pieces from the defence companies Rheinmetall and KNDS. It is an expression of "European cooperation", it says.
Germany Eyes €5B Order for 3rd Batch of Puma Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Germany is planning to procure a third batch of Puma infantry fighting vehicles, valued at approximately €5 billion ($5.75 billion), to expand the Bundeswehr’s armored capabilities, German defense publication Hartpunkt reported on August 7. The procurement aligns with Berlin’s expanding medium-term defense commitments. German government had previously approved key targets for its 2027 budget, departmentally reserving €144.9 billion ($169.53 bill…
Germany will loan two vehicle X-ray scanners to Israel as part of a trilateral memorandum with Israel and the United States. The German Ministry of Defense announced on Friday that this measure is intended to "significantly increase" the import of aid supplies into the Gaza Strip. One of the scanners will be deployed at the Erez border crossing starting in September to facilitate its reopening. The second scanner is expected to be operational at…
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