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Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Taiwan outlines land systems priorities

by Kapil Kajal

Taiwan has included funding for the procurement of additional CM-34 IFVs in its 2023 budget. (National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology)

Taiwan has included funding for several high-profile land systems in its defence budget for 2023.

Platforms to receive funding in the budget include the CM-34 wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), a new 120 mm Mobile Mortar System (MMS), a new four-wheeled tactical reconnaissance vehicle, and a new Cloud Leopard vehicle fitted with a 105 mm gun.

Budgetary documents for 2023 recently issued by the government disclosed that funding for the CM-34 programme will receive TWD61.14 billion (USD198 million) from 2019 to 2023, with about TWD5 billion allocated in 2023.

Taiwan's Armaments Bureau confirmed in June 2022 that the Republic of China Army (RoCA) had ordered 305 CM-34s, with 173 delivered since 2019. Deliveries of the CM-34 are expected to be completed by 2023.

The budgetary document also showed that TWD459 million has been allocated to procure the 120 mm MMS from 2023 to 2025.

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