Rheinmetall • Page 18 of 20

Nov- 2021 -

25 November

Rheinmetall to Acquire German Drone Manufacturer EMT

Defense and technology firm Rheinmetall has announced that it is acquiring fellow German company and drone manufacturer EMT.

Oct- 2021 -

18 October

Land

Joe Saballa

Rheinmetall Australia Introduces New Lynx Combat Support Vehicle

Rheinmetall has unveiled its new Australia-designed and built Lynx combat support vehicle to support soldiers performing recovery, repair, maneuver support, and support logistics.

6 October

DOD Contracts

Inder Singh Bisht

US Orders Rheinmetall Searanger Naval Guns for Egypt

The US Department of Defense has awarded American Rheinmetall Systems LLC a $20 million contract for Rheinmetall Oerlikon Searanger 20 mm naval guns.

Aug- 2021 -

26 August

Europe

Inder Singh Bisht

German Military Orders $24.7M Surveillance Balloon to Protect Niger Base

The German military has ordered a $24.7 million Rheinmetall-made tethered balloon-based area reconnaissance system to help protect a forward operating base in Niger.

17 August

Business

Inder Singh Bisht

Rheinmetall Unveils Remote-Controlled Vehicle Weapon Station

Rheinmetall unveiled a futuristic remote-controlled vehicle-mounted weapon station, called the Natter 7.62.

12 August

Europe

Hercules Reyes

Rheinmetall Demos Mission Master Unmanned Ground Vehicle Modules

Rheinmetall conducted demonstrations in which two of its new Mission Master SP Autonomous Unmanned Ground Vehicles carried sensors and weapons systems.

Jul- 2021 -

27 July

Americas

A Soldier guides a M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle during an exercise at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, Aug. 23, 2018

Hercules Reyes

US Army Selects Five Firms for Bradley Replacement

The US Army has awarded contracts to five firms for the concept design phase for the replacement of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

22 July

Europe

The device can be mounted on all the Bundeswehr assault rifles, submachine guns, machine guns and sniper rifles through a standard interface.

Inder Singh Bisht

Rheinmetall to Supply German Army With Laser Light Modules

The German military has awarded Rheinmetall a potential $210 million contract to supply 130,000 laser light modules to enhance soldier's night fighting capability.

2 July

Business