In addition to the tracked IFV’s, the second most important acquisition project of the Czech Army is the acquisition of twelve multipurpose helicopters to replace the existing Mi-35/24V from the 221st Helicopter Squadron. The market offers different solutions, and, nothing new in our country, subsequently revealed preferences, based …
On its website army.cz the Czech Army presents and explains sixteen uncrossable requirements for its new tracked Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV). The tender, worth CZK 53 billion (USD 2.37 billion), is the biggest acquistion project in modern history of the Czech Army. The army needs 210 vehicles: why? Why manned turrets? Why crew …
In the past days the Czech Army's facebook profile offred a series of short posts bringing answers and arguments supporting the requirements for the new tracked Infantry Fighting Vehicles which created controversies and rised questions in the past months. We choose the most important aspects. From the tactical/technical point of …
The elite of the Czech defence industry, mostly members of the Association of Defence and Security Industry (DSIA, AOBP) of the Czech Republic and a number of important companies from abroad, met at this year’s edition of IDET: the International Defence and Security Technologies Fair in Brno. Except for the absence of the President …