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BAE Systems To Offer BvS10, Beowulf For Army Tracked Vehicle Replacement Program

BAE Systems To Offer BvS10, Beowulf For Army Tracked Vehicle Replacement Program
BAE System's BvS10

BAE Systems is planning to offer its BvS10 and Beowulf tracked vehicles for the Army’s imminent proposal to field its first new all-terrain, cold weather support vehicle since the 1970s.Jim Miller, the company’s director of business development for combat vehicles, said a request for proposals for the Joint All Terrain All Weather Support Vehicle program to replace the Army and National Guard’s Small Unit Support Vehicles is expected to arrive this fall.BAE’s Hägglunds subsidiary built the original SUSV, the Bv206,…

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