LWI - Land Warfare
Japanese future amphibious vehicle takes shape
The research and design of the Japanese Future Amphibious Vehicle has begun to take shape as the country seeks to shore up defence of remote coral islands to its south.
The vehicle development programme will begin testing the amphibious vehicle in autumn 2019 and hopes to field the first vehicles ...
Want to read more?
Premium news content is only available to Shephard Plus subscribers or Online News subscribers
More from Land Warfare
-
Lithuania receives additional missiles for Javelin
The Lithuanian armed forces have received additional missiles worth $20 million for the US-manufactured Javelin anti-tank defence systems, the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence announced ...
-
Magal receives contracts for electro-optic systems
Magal Security Systems has received $4.2 million in contracts to supply electro-optic systems to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the company announced on 19 February. ...
-
US Army’s AMPV enters LRIP phase
BAE Systems has received two contract modifications worth up to $575 million from the US Army to begin low-rate initial production (LRIP) of the Armoured ...
-
Indian Army to accept interim Arjun Mk IA tank
After a month of trials was completed in Rajasthan in December 2018, the Indian Army has accepted an updated version of the Arjun MBT developed ...
-
IDEX 2019: BAE Systems continues prospecting in the Middle East
At IDEX 2019 in the vehicle domain BAE Systems showcased potential upgrade paths for nations in the region with existing equipment such as the Bradley ...
-
General Dynamics to support USMC LAV fleet reset
General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada has received a $37.2 million contract to deliver 60 hardware kits for the US Marine Corps' Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) Reset ...