The U.S. Army wants a new ICV infantry Combat Vehicle to accompany the M1A2 Abrams MBT into battle. The vehicle would take over the M2A3 Bradley’s role in carrying a squad of infantry across the fast-moving battlefields, along with a limited fighting capability. Three manufacturers are working on the competition for what the Army calls the Next Generation Combat Vehicle (NGCV).
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BAE Systems CV90 Mk IV at Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris, France (Picture source Army Recognition)
BAE Systems CV90 Mk IV at Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris, France (Picture source Army Recognition)
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