21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...
21 November 2022
by Nicholas Fiorenza
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle. (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann)
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Boehnke, Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle (MRAV) representative in the German Army Concepts and Capabilities Development Centre, revealed on the first day of SAE Media Group's Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2022 conference held in London from 16 to 17 November. Lt Col Boehnke hoped that an agreement on the formation of the user club could be agreed by the end of 2022 so that the grouping could start work in 2023.
The original Boxer users are Germany and the Netherlands, and the vehicle is being procured by Australia, Lithuania, and the UK (Slovenia announced on 15 September its intention to withdraw from the programme).
Answering a question from Janes during the second day of the conference, Lt Col Boehnke said the Boxer user club would co-operate in such areas as capability development and logistics.
Boxer operators plan to create a user club for the armoured vehicle, Lieutenant Colonel Karlheinz Bo...