Cseh haderőfejlesztési program (2035) és hadiipar

Tank swap: Rheinmetall supplying the Czech Republic with Leopard 2 MBTs and Büffel ARV

Under the German government’s “Ringtausch” equipment exchange programme, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Czech Republic with main battle tanks and other military hardware. This has now been contractually agreed in Prague between representatives of both countries and Rheinmetall.

The Czech armed forces will be receiving Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks and Buffalo armoured recovery vehicles. In turn, the Czech military will be transferring military equipment to Ukraine. The order includes ammunition as well as a service package encompassing training and spare parts. The first vehicle is due to be shipped in December 2022, with delivery to be complete by the end of 2023.

The “Ringtausch” is a procedure developed by the German government in cooperation with Germany’s neighbours and NATO allies to support Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Specifically, NATO member states are providing Ukraine with Soviet-era heavy equipment in exchange for readily available Western military systems.

Working in close cooperation with the German Ministry of Defence and the Czech authorities and armed forces, Rheinmetall swiftly negotiated the necessary contracts. These were signed on 11th October 2022 at the Ministry of Defence in Prague by Major General Ladislav Jung, Land Forces Commander of the Czech Republic; Colonel Robert Bielený, Director of Logistics Section General Staff of the Czech Republic; Vice Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, National Armaments Director in the German Ministry of Defence; and Dr. Björn Bernhard, CEO of Rheinmetall’s Business Unit Tactical Vehicles.

Work on the vehicles has already begun. The property of Rheinmetall, the vehicles now being made available are upgraded Leopard 2A4 MBTs formerly in the inventories of various user states. The state-of-the-art ARV 3 Buffalo armoured recovery vehicle is mounted on an enhanced Leopard 2 chassis.
 
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Tank swap: Rheinmetall supplying the Czech Republic with Leopard 2 MBTs and Büffel ARV

Under the German government’s “Ringtausch” equipment exchange programme, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Czech Republic with main battle tanks and other military hardware. This has now been contractually agreed in Prague between representatives of both countries and Rheinmetall.

The Czech armed forces will be receiving Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks and Buffalo armoured recovery vehicles. In turn, the Czech military will be transferring military equipment to Ukraine. The order includes ammunition as well as a service package encompassing training and spare parts. The first vehicle is due to be shipped in December 2022, with delivery to be complete by the end of 2023.

The “Ringtausch” is a procedure developed by the German government in cooperation with Germany’s neighbours and NATO allies to support Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Specifically, NATO member states are providing Ukraine with Soviet-era heavy equipment in exchange for readily available Western military systems.

Working in close cooperation with the German Ministry of Defence and the Czech authorities and armed forces, Rheinmetall swiftly negotiated the necessary contracts. These were signed on 11th October 2022 at the Ministry of Defence in Prague by Major General Ladislav Jung, Land Forces Commander of the Czech Republic; Colonel Robert Bielený, Director of Logistics Section General Staff of the Czech Republic; Vice Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, National Armaments Director in the German Ministry of Defence; and Dr. Björn Bernhard, CEO of Rheinmetall’s Business Unit Tactical Vehicles.

Work on the vehicles has already begun. The property of Rheinmetall, the vehicles now being made available are upgraded Leopard 2A4 MBTs formerly in the inventories of various user states. The state-of-the-art ARV 3 Buffalo armoured recovery vehicle is mounted on an enhanced Leopard 2 chassis.
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Tank swap: Rheinmetall supplying the Czech Republic with Leopard 2 MBTs and Büffel ARV

Under the German government’s “Ringtausch” equipment exchange programme, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Czech Republic with main battle tanks and other military hardware. This has now been contractually agreed in Prague between representatives of both countries and Rheinmetall.

The Czech armed forces will be receiving Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks and Buffalo armoured recovery vehicles. In turn, the Czech military will be transferring military equipment to Ukraine. The order includes ammunition as well as a service package encompassing training and spare parts. The first vehicle is due to be shipped in December 2022, with delivery to be complete by the end of 2023.

The “Ringtausch” is a procedure developed by the German government in cooperation with Germany’s neighbours and NATO allies to support Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Specifically, NATO member states are providing Ukraine with Soviet-era heavy equipment in exchange for readily available Western military systems.

Working in close cooperation with the German Ministry of Defence and the Czech authorities and armed forces, Rheinmetall swiftly negotiated the necessary contracts. These were signed on 11th October 2022 at the Ministry of Defence in Prague by Major General Ladislav Jung, Land Forces Commander of the Czech Republic; Colonel Robert Bielený, Director of Logistics Section General Staff of the Czech Republic; Vice Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, National Armaments Director in the German Ministry of Defence; and Dr. Björn Bernhard, CEO of Rheinmetall’s Business Unit Tactical Vehicles.

Work on the vehicles has already begun. The property of Rheinmetall, the vehicles now being made available are upgraded Leopard 2A4 MBTs formerly in the inventories of various user states. The state-of-the-art ARV 3 Buffalo armoured recovery vehicle is mounted on an enhanced Leopard 2 chassis.

A mai napon a Cseh Köztársaság Védelmi Minisztériumának képviselői szerződéssorozatot írtak alá német partnerekkel, amelyek a Cseh Köztársaság hadseregének Leopard tankok szállítására vonatkoznak.

14 Leopard 2A4 harckocsit és egy Bpz3 Büffel mentőjárművet kapott Csehország ajándékba Németországtól Ukrajna katonai támogatása miatt.

Az első Leopard 2A4 jármű kiszállítása 2022 decemberében várható, a szállítás pedig 2023 végére fejeződik be.

Ezek a régebbi tankok, amelyek teljesen működőképesek, eredetileg Svájc és a Német Szövetségi Köztársaság fegyveres erőitől származtak. Leszerelés után a Rheinmetall megvásárolta őket.

"Már dolgozik a teljes üzembe helyezésen és a módosításokon, amelyek megfelelnek a Cseh Köztársaság hadserege által elvárt előírásoknak" - részletezte Lubor Koudelka, a fegyverzeti részleg igazgatási helyettese. A hadsereg szerint ezek a módosítások már részei a harckocsiellátási megállapodásnak, és a Rheinmetall Németországban fogja végrehajtani azokat.

"2024 közepéig szállítják a legmodernebb Bpz3 Büffel páncélozott mentőjárművet, amely egy továbbfejlesztett Leopard 2 alvázra van felszerelve"

Már a jövő héten megkezdődik az első tanfolyam a német hadsereg münsteri kiképzőközpontjában.
 
Tank swap: Rheinmetall supplying the Czech Republic with Leopard 2 MBTs and Büffel ARV

Under the German government’s “Ringtausch” equipment exchange programme, Rheinmetall will soon be supplying the Czech Republic with main battle tanks and other military hardware. This has now been contractually agreed in Prague between representatives of both countries and Rheinmetall.

The Czech armed forces will be receiving Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks and Buffalo armoured recovery vehicles. In turn, the Czech military will be transferring military equipment to Ukraine. The order includes ammunition as well as a service package encompassing training and spare parts. The first vehicle is due to be shipped in December 2022, with delivery to be complete by the end of 2023.

The “Ringtausch” is a procedure developed by the German government in cooperation with Germany’s neighbours and NATO allies to support Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Specifically, NATO member states are providing Ukraine with Soviet-era heavy equipment in exchange for readily available Western military systems.

Working in close cooperation with the German Ministry of Defence and the Czech authorities and armed forces, Rheinmetall swiftly negotiated the necessary contracts. These were signed on 11th October 2022 at the Ministry of Defence in Prague by Major General Ladislav Jung, Land Forces Commander of the Czech Republic; Colonel Robert Bielený, Director of Logistics Section General Staff of the Czech Republic; Vice Admiral Carsten Stawitzki, National Armaments Director in the German Ministry of Defence; and Dr. Björn Bernhard, CEO of Rheinmetall’s Business Unit Tactical Vehicles.

Work on the vehicles has already begun. The property of Rheinmetall, the vehicles now being made available are upgraded Leopard 2A4 MBTs formerly in the inventories of various user states. The state-of-the-art ARV 3 Buffalo armoured recovery vehicle is mounted on an enhanced Leopard 2 chassis.
Hahaha, szoval vegul oda lyukadtak ki, mint a MH, minusz egy vadonatuj 2A7+ zl... braaaaaavooooo, Frau Csernocsova. :D
Atyam, ezt a rakas elkepesztoen ostoba, inkompetens orszagot... ezek mind osszedoltek volna mar regen, ha nem lenne az EU meg a NATO, hanem maguknak kellene egy allamszervezetet kitalalniuk es mukodtetniuk.
 
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Hahaha, szoval vegul oda lyukadtak ki, mint a MH, minusz egy vadonatuj 2A7+ zl... braaaaaavooooo, Frau Csernocsova. :D
Atyam, ezt a rakas elkepesztoen ostoba, inkompetens orszagot... ezek mind osszedoltek volna mar regen, ha nem lenne az EU meg a NATO, hanem maguknak kellene egy allamszervezetet kitalalniuk es mukodtetniuk.
Mi fizetünk érte ők meg kvàzi ócskavasért megkapták. Ki a hülye?