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NATO Members Adopt Trophy Active Protection System

European Nations Invest In Combat-Proven Tank Defense Technology

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has announced a multi-nation contract to supply the Trophy Active Protection System to NATO members Lithuania, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, and Croatia. The system, valued at approximately $390 million, will be integrated on Leopard 2 A8 Main Battle Tanks. The contract was signed between EuroTrophy GmbH and KNDS Deutschland, with the companies set to provide systems, spare parts, training packages, and logistical support. This development reflects a growing confidence in the system, which has been used on Israeli and US tanks, and is expected to enhance the armored capabilities of European armies. The announcement was made by Rafael, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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    NATO Members Adopt Trophy Active Protection System

    European Nations Invest In Combat-Proven Tank Defense Technology

    Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has announced a multi-nation contract to supply the Trophy Active Protection System to NATO members Lithuania, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, and Croatia. The system, valued at approximately $390 million, will be integrated on Leopard 2 A8 Main Battle Tanks. The contract was signed between EuroTrophy GmbH and KNDS Deutschland, with the companies set to provide systems, spare parts, training packages, and logistical support. This development reflects a growing confidence in the system, which has been used on Israeli and US tanks, and is expected to enhance the armored capabilities of European armies. The announcement was made by Rafael, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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