American Rheinmetall Vehicles will collaborate with the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s Armaments Center to conduct R&D work focused on ammunition, fire control and weapon systems, the company said Thursday.
The partnership could include will digital engineering, prototyping, simulation and modeling efforts in various technology areas such as robotics, power management and programmable munition lethality.
Both parties will consider exploring the potential integration of the service branch’s XM913 50mm cannon onto Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle platform offerings.
Rheinmetall made a bid for the second phase of the Army’s OMFV program.
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