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Um Armata pra um T-62M na Ucrânia, em termos de poder ofensivo, não irá mudar absolutamente nada. O APS do Armata faria toda a diferença, mas nem vale a pena.
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BAE Systems is showcasing its third Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype at the 2024 AUSA Global Force Symposium.
BAE Systems is showcasing its future-driven Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype configured with the External Mission Equipment Package (ExMEP) at the 2024 AUSA Global Force Symposium. ExMEP, also described as the universal top plate, provides a common integration point across all AMPV hull structures to allow for seamless and modernized technology enhancements. This prototype marks the third successful capability combination in the last six months.
The AMPV’s ExMEP is capable of adapting to more than 30 turret systems and builds on the vehicles modular approach enabling the rapid integration of new mission roles into the AMPV family of vehicles. The latest prototype features Elbit America’s UT30, a 30mm unmanned turret. BAE Systems also fully integrated and successfully demonstrated a C-UAS prototype in November 2023 prior to delivering a 120mm unmanned Turreted Mortar capability to the U.S. Army in January 2024—all utilizing the ExMEP design.
“I was one of those Soldiers in the battlefield, so I can tell you firsthand how critical it is to field modern capabilities quickly,” said Bill Sheehy, AMPV program director for BAE Systems. “Keeping pace with the rapidly evolving threats on the battlefield is the objective of the AMPV with ExMEP.”
The newest prototype demonstrates the capabilities of ExMEP and the options it provides the Soldiers for rapid integration of next-generation technology onto an already-proven hull. The purpose-built platform exemplifies many opportunities for future capability configurations for the Army and its allies.
The AMPV prototype will be on display at booth 321. For those not attending Global Force, learn more about AMPV and ExMEP here: https://www.baesystems.com/en-us/event/ ... exposition.
BAE Systems is showcasing its future-driven Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) prototype configured with the External Mission Equipment Package (ExMEP) at the 2024 AUSA Global Force Symposium. ExMEP, also described as the universal top plate, provides a common integration point across all AMPV hull structures to allow for seamless and modernized technology enhancements. This prototype marks the third successful capability combination in the last six months.
The AMPV’s ExMEP is capable of adapting to more than 30 turret systems and builds on the vehicles modular approach enabling the rapid integration of new mission roles into the AMPV family of vehicles. The latest prototype features Elbit America’s UT30, a 30mm unmanned turret. BAE Systems also fully integrated and successfully demonstrated a C-UAS prototype in November 2023 prior to delivering a 120mm unmanned Turreted Mortar capability to the U.S. Army in January 2024—all utilizing the ExMEP design.
“I was one of those Soldiers in the battlefield, so I can tell you firsthand how critical it is to field modern capabilities quickly,” said Bill Sheehy, AMPV program director for BAE Systems. “Keeping pace with the rapidly evolving threats on the battlefield is the objective of the AMPV with ExMEP.”
The newest prototype demonstrates the capabilities of ExMEP and the options it provides the Soldiers for rapid integration of next-generation technology onto an already-proven hull. The purpose-built platform exemplifies many opportunities for future capability configurations for the Army and its allies.
The AMPV prototype will be on display at booth 321. For those not attending Global Force, learn more about AMPV and ExMEP here: https://www.baesystems.com/en-us/event/ ... exposition.
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Bradley do futuro.
I know the weakness, I know the pain. I know the fear you do not name. And the one who comes to find me when my time is through. I know you, yeah I know you.
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Duvido que o Exército vá aceitar a versão VCI, isso será outro programa e outra família de viaturas.
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Sim. Justamente, eu achava inclusive que o US Army tomaria a decisão assim que a Austrália decidisse a VBCI deles, mas eles ainda continuam enrolando.cabeça de martelo escreveu: ↑Ter Mar 26, 2024 7:41 pmDuvido que o Exército vá aceitar a versão VCI, isso será outro programa e outra família de viaturas.
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Se tivéssemos optado por adquirir Bradley via EDA, esse teria sido o caminho perfeito ou com as UT-30BR nível IV mesmo. A Austrália já definiu o seu VBCI, será o AS-21 Redback.
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Junsupreme escreveu:Road map and details regarding the production of the K2PL tank in Poland.
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Nem sabia que o Hawkei tinha uma versão cabine fechada.
Ficou bem legal.
Ficou bem legal.
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