The contracts are part of the Army’s Mobile Protected Firepower initiative.Īt the first of the year, 82nd Airborne soldiers will begin a six-month assessment of prototypes to help determine which vehicle will become the Army’s next generation light armored vehicle. The prototypes are being delivered by BAE Systems Land & Armaments and General Dynamics Land Systems, who were awarded contracts in December 2018 worth $375.9 million and $335 million, respectively. infantry Soldier has done in 26 years – employ a dedicated mobile, direct fire vehicle platform against hardened positions, dismounted personnel and light armored vehicles,” the Army’s statement reads.
“ Soldiers of the 82nd Airborne will soon get the chance to do something no U.S.
Last week, the Army announced that two prototype tanks jockeying to be America’s light armored vehicle of the future are in the process of being delivered to the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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