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  1. The Ministry of Defence, NATO, and the British Army are involved in joint exercises focused on addressing dangers and testing Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs).
  2. A partnership involving the French Army, British Army, and NATO researchers is underway to design a new vehicle influenced by allied requirements, with the MoD awarding a training contract.

Rheinmetall and BAE Systems Land to Upgrade Challenger 2 Tanks for British Army

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Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land was contracted to upgrade Challenger 2 tanks for the British Army. The company is also involved in the development of Challenger 3, a next-generation main battle tank intended to be compatible with other NATO forces. Development of these tanks is being informed by lessons learned from the war in Ukraine, including the use of smart targeting systems and explosive reactive armor.

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The upgrades confirm major defense spending by the Ministry of Defence. The Challenger 3 design is modular, allowing for various drone-related equipment to be installed as needed, reflecting modern battlefield threats.

A partnership involving the French Army, British Army, and NATO researchers is underway to design a new vehicle influenced by allied requirements, with the MoD awarding a training contract.

From businessinsider.com

Who's involved

  • Rheinmetall BAE Systems LandContracted to supply upgrades for Challenger 2 tanks used by the British Army.
  • British ArmyUnited Kingdom military land warfare branch receiving tank upgrades.
  • Ministry of DefenceUK government department responsible for implementing defence policy and procuring defense projects.

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A partnership involving the French Army, British Army, and NATO researchers is underway to design a new vehicle influenced by allied requirements, with the MoD awarding a training contract. All 2 developments

Within The Ministry of Defence, NATO, and the British Army are involved in joint exercises focused on addressing dangers and testing Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs).

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