BAE Systems delivered the first 12 new CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs) to the Norwegian Army at a ceremony at the Setermoen Military Camp in North-Norway, the company said on Sept. 2.The 12 CV90s were delivered on schedule as the first production batch of a total 114 upgraded CV90s set to be delivered to Norway.BAE and the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation signed a contract in June 2012 for the production of 41 new vehicles and upgrades to 103 of the…
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