23 septembre 2020 | International, Terrestre

Les industriels qui vont livrer les 313 véhicules de combat commandés par les armées françaises sont....

HASSAN MEDDAH

MADE IN FRANCE Trois industriels français seront les principaux bénéficiaires du programme de renouvellement des capacités de combat de l'armée de Terre. Au total, le programme Scorpion représente un plan de charge de près de 2000 emplois industriels qualifiés

Le ministère des armées a officialisé ce 22 septembre 2020 la commande de 313 véhicules blindés à l'industrie française. La commande passée par la Direction générale de l'armement (DGA) le 15 septembre, marque une étape importante du programme Scorpion de renouvellement des capacités de combat de l'armée de Terre. Elle porte sur 271 véhicules blindés multi-rôles, les Griffon et 42 engins blindés de reconnaissance et de combat, les Jaguar.

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