Land News & Articles

iXblue will deliver over 240 Advans Series Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) to provide high- performance and resilient navigation everywhere, including in GNSS-denied environments

XL Fleet Corp. has won a pilot program that is part of a future contract opportunity to leverage the hybrid conversion technology for tens of thousands of vehicles in a variety of U.S. military applications

QinetiQ and AM General are developing a hybrid concept of the high-mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle HUMVEE, demonstrating the viability of electrifying vehicles to deliver enhanced performance while decarbonizing military operations

AeroGlow’s HaLO emergency lighting systems will guide Boxer occupants to an exit as quickly as possible should the vehicle suffer a traumatic event

Elbit Systems’ SIGMA 155mm/52 calibre self-propelled howitzer is capable of automatic loading and laying of the gun system, rapid in-and-out action times and high rate of fire

Elbit Systems and Roboteam’s ROOK UGV can navigate rough terrain both day and night to deliver supplies, evacuate casualties, perform intelligence gathering missions, and operate as a remote weapon system

The tests confirmed that the Rheinmetall Lynx KF41 Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) is capable of utilizing both steel and composite rubber tracks, allowing armies to configure the vehicle to meet operational needs

Textron Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems have been down-selected by the Marine Corps to build prototypes for the Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle (ARV) competition and both use Allison Transmission’s propulsion solutions

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems’ TROPHY system achieved 90% threat interception success rate and provided accurate fire source location

Rheinmetall will deliver a Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle Test Chassis to the U.S. in a delivery that supports Rheinmetall’s global Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle activities and the U.S. DoD’s Bradley fighting vehicle replacement program

The G3 Systems training team has been deployed alongside Royal Engineers to assist with reacquainting them with the Deployable Engineering Workshop (DEW)