AUSA 2018: Third times a charm for Griffin (video)

12th October 2018 - 10:45 GMT | by Tim Martin in Washington DC

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The General Dynamics Griffin III demonstrator is likely to be put forward for the US Army’s next generation combat vehicle programme.

Featuring a turret with a 50mm canon and a distinctive hexagonal camouflage, Shephard’s land warfare editor Grant Turnbull discusses the major capabilities and characteristics of the vehicle.

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