Land News & Articles

BAE will explore crew automation, active protection, combat vehicle technologies and turret solutions, to deliver advanced combat capabilities for the U.S. Army under the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) program

Oshkosh Defense will work together with its industry partners to develop initial concepts of the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle that will help the U.S. Army replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle

BAE Systems will upgrade the general availability and maintainability of the CV90 Combat Vehicles, further develop in-service safety, and enhance the system’s technology and software for the Finnish Army

Leonardo’s Mounted Family of Computer Systems (MFoCS) II are modular, scalable systems that will support the Army’s current modernization strategy for ground combat vehicles, combat service support vehicles and command posts

The Scalable, Adaptive and Resilient Autonomy (SARA) program facilitates the development of unique algorithms, techniques and methods that support autonomous navigation even in complex environments

BAE Systems is currently in low-rate production for the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) program, and has delivered at least one of each of the five variants intended to replace the Vietnam War-era M113s

The iMUGS consortium developing European Unmanned Ground Systems demonstrated the results of the first phase of the project: deploying unmanned systems to the battlefield and teaming them with manned units and vehicles

Sea Breaker utilizes Rafael’s electro-optics, computer vision, Artificial Intelligence and decision-making algorithms for full operational capability in GNSS-denied environments for maritime superiority missions

The agreement is aimed at developing an assembly and manufacturing capability in Egypt which will enable the country's Ministry of Military Production (MoMP) to replace and/or supplement its current fleet of tactical vehicles

The 10 m Short Span Bridging System (SSBS-10 m) plays a crucial role of bridging gaps up to 9.5 m as a single span, providing a 4 m wide, fully decked roadway for faster movement of troops

The U.S. Army Contracting Command has recently increased the option ceiling for Oshkosh Defense to deliver JLTVs, companion trailers, and associated kits to the U.S. and NATO allies