Elbit Systems declared today, February 26, a continuation of its August 16, 2023 announcement, confirming its successful bid for a contract valued at around $600 million. The contract entails supplying systems to Hanwha Defense Australia as part of the Australian Land 400 Phase 3 Project. This initiative is geared towards enhancing the Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV) for the Australian Army by providing advanced protection, combat capabilities, and a comprehensive sensor suite. The contract's execution is slated over a five-year timeframe.
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AS21 Redback infantry fighting vehicle on display in Canberra. The Australian Army will take delivery of 129 such vehicles, to be built in Geelong (Picture source: Australian MoD/Andrew Green)
AS21 Redback infantry fighting vehicle on display in Canberra. The Australian Army will take delivery of 129 such vehicles, to be built in Geelong (Picture source: Australian MoD/Andrew Green)
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