The new combat vehicle of BAE Systems and Moog to shoot down drones

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Welcome back to the Defense news channel for a discussion about BAE Systems and Moog presented an armored vehicle to shoot down drones on the battlefield: the AMPV C-UAS, publishing a video that shows testing carried out with its prototype at the Big Sandy firing range in Kingman, Arizona. Defense News is a RUclips channel dedicated to military world lover.
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[@ZarienaKoosees]

Canadian military needs these stuff. Thousands of them

[@markjmaxwell9819]

This is a pretty impressive vehicle if it works as advertised.
Having the same type of short range stinger missile pods on both sides balances the vehicle while being suitable for the intended anti-aircraft role with new stinger missile designs currently under development. Also having the radar panels spread around the vehicle means 100% radar coverage is available at all times with the range of the radars suited to the short range missiles fitted.
The proximity fused ammunition works extremely well for anti UAV operations while retaining the ability to engage ground targets when the airburst feature is switched off.
Also having the 7.62 MG available for multiple target types is very smart engineering.
All up an excellent multipurpose weapons system for airborne and ground targets.
Hopefully composite tracks will be an option for these vehicles.
We are in a golden age of technological innovation so let's make use of the computing and sensory superiority in all aspects of warfighting to give us the edge.
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[@darkandgritty]

I think the OMFV (or whatever its called now) gets canceled and this picks up the slack. The Bradley has really proven itself and Ukraine and that war has changed everything. These are able to adapt and thats whats needed imo

[@SurBlox]

no the XM30 (OMFV) is meant to replace the bradley, the ampv is meant to replace the m113

[@knowahnosenothing4862]

Surprised it's taken so long for a lightweight bolt-on modular design. Scary world for an infantry man today.

[@Austin-cx2xe]

1. Not bolt on, as it requires programming all those attennas and the radar with the FCU inside the vehicle along with all of the displays and engine etc. 2. It's a new vehicle. 3. They're creating an entire list of modular

[@joedirt5521]

Systems should be with in the military and not contracted, nor private

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

I sm surprised not even british or french military atleast runs a ammo factory of their own
I think north korea and russia and china are the only places where these facilities and factories are fully controlled by the government

[@deltasource56]

AMPV the Bradley without a turret...

[@andrewgacutan7335]

It looks like a buff M113

[@kylekocin8672]

Where's the female Ukrainian pilots in Nevada?I thought that was the big news with all of your *ahem* VERY SERIOUS AND FACT BASED REPORTING 🫠

[@JoeRocket-sf6qs]

Garbage news more accurate title for this channel.