Portugal set to join Boxer team as it progresses its army transformation
The Portuguese Army is undergoing an overhaul of its platforms with the latest move towards Boxer 8x8 vehicles marking a major step in reforming and modernising its brigades.
The British Armed Forces are conducting trials with the Polaris Deployed Advanced Ground Off Road (DAGOR) vehicle. A tweet from the Chief of the General Staff, on 30 September, showed two pictures of DAGOR but there are no clear indications yet whether it will replace in-service army equipment.
Steve Canner, European Manager at Polaris Government and Defense, confirmed to Shephard that the company has provided two DAGOR vehicles for trial purposes to 3 Commando Brigade.
Canner claimed that DAGOR provides the optimal balance between off-road mobility, payload and transportability, by carrying up to nine warfighters and their gear, for a
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The Portuguese Army is undergoing an overhaul of its platforms with the latest move towards Boxer 8x8 vehicles marking a major step in reforming and modernising its brigades.
The British Army’s light protected mobility (LPM) requirement, part of the Land Mobility Programme, has taken on a new focus with the medium requirement bumped off to be replaced by heavy. The LPM may now need to fill some of the gap between light and heavy.
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Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, the original designer and manufacturer of the system, states that more than 1,800 have been sold and, while not all customers are known, more than 1,000 of these have been bought by the US and Israel.
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The delivery of the Stryker infantry fighting vehicles will form one piece of the country’s effort to re-equip its forces, which includes F-16 fighter jets and new air defence systems.