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BAE Systems, Patria, Team To Pursue Major Australian Combat Vehicle Program

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, September 26th, 2014

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BAE Systems and Patria Sept. 22 said they will work together to secure the anticipated Australia Land 400 Phase 2 Defense program for the acquisition and support of a Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle (CRV). The team will work together to deliver a Patria 8×8 Armored Modular Vehicle (AMV) to meet the needs of the Australian Defense Force (ADF). BAE would be prime contractor. Patria is owned by Finland–73.2 percent–and Airbus Group with 26.8 percent. Markku Bollmann, senior vice president, Land business…

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