Under the Czechoslovakia Group (CSG)Excalibur Armyhas signed its largest-ever export contract to supply Patriot armored vehicles to an Asian country (name not disclosed).
The contract calls for the sale of more than 100 vehicles in multiple operational configurations. According to the companies, the total contract value is over US$300 million, and the implementation period is expected to be approximately three years until all vehicles are delivered.
Comprehensive military variation package
The content of the supply is not limited to troop transportation. Package includes:
- self-propelled mortar
- Command/staff vehicle
- armored personnel carrier
- wheeled infantry fighting vehicle
- Special specification vehicle for armored medical evacuation (MEDEVAC)
The diverse configurations represent a comprehensive modernization of the customer’s ground forces capabilities, from indirect fire support to command and control to evacuation in hostile environments.
Patriot armored car: evolution and capabilities
Tatra ForceThe Patriot armored vehicle developed based on the chassis was first unveiled in 2017. In 2019, the Patriot II is introduced with reinforced armor, an elongated hull, and a more powerful engine (Cummins or Tatra).
Main technical characteristics:
- Number of passengers: up to 7 people
- Total weight: up to 17.5 tons
- Maximum speed: Approximately 110km/h on paved road
- Protection: STANAG 4569 levels 2-4 (resistant to fragments, ammunition and mine explosions)
These specifications position Patriot as a modular platform suited for modern military operations that require maneuverability, protection, and versatility.
strategic significance
For Excalibur Army and CSG, this agreement strengthens their presence in the international market and establishes Patriot as a competitive product in the medium armored vehicle segment. For customers, the introduction of NATO-standard vehicles means a significant increase in ground forces capabilities.
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