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May 19, 2021 | International, Land

BAE Systems Tests Battle Management System in ACVs, As Company Mulls Future Upgrades and Variants - USNI News

The amphibious combat vehicle’s open architecture design is already allowing builder BAE Systems to experiment with adding in new combat capabilities, even as the company continues to ponder potential variants it could offer down the road. For the time being, the Marine Corps has asked BAE Systems to build about 700 ACVs to replace the …

https://news.usni.org/2021/05/18/bae-systems-tests-battle-management-system-in-acvs-as-company-mulls-future-upgrades-and-variants

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