Cutting-edge Infantry fighting vehicles

The $18.1 - 27.1 billion LAND 400 Phase 3 Program will provide the Army with an advanced, cutting-edge Infantry fighting vehicle capability. Prototype test and evaluation infantry fighting vehicles have been delivered to Defence by the project’s two shortlisted tenderers – Hanwha Defense Australia delivering three prototype Redback vehicles and Rheinmetall Defence Australia providing three prototype Lynx vehicles. On Friday 12 March, Retired Army Major General and now NSW Senator - Jim Molan and Head Armoured Vehicle Division, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group - Major-General David Coghlan revealed the two shortlisted tenderers. A prototype of each Infantry fighting vehicle was also on display to accompany the announcement which took place in Blamey Square, at the front of the Defence Russell Offices, Canberra. Want even more videos like this? Subscribe to Defence Australia: Connect with the Departme