The US Army has completed a more than $440 million contract modification with BAE Systems to produce more than 200 additional Bradley fighting vehicles, including the M2A4E1 variant.
The new order is part of a larger upgrade aimed at replenishing US stocks, as several Bradley vehicles have been transferred to Ukraine to support its defense efforts against Russian aggression.
"The Bradley Fighting Vehicle provides radically new opportunities for the Army and our allies", — said Dan Ferber, director of ground production for BAE Systems' mission systems division.
He emphasized that continued production of the Bradley A4 variant would ensure the continued firepower, mobility and survivability of the US military and its allies. , necessary for the successful execution of complex combat operations.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000The Bradley M2A4E1, a next-generation infantry fighting vehicle, plays a critical role in Army Armored Brigade Combat Teams (ABCTs). The platform boasts significant battlefield performance improvements, including digitized electronics that improve situational awareness, network connectivity and communications capabilities. The A4 is designed to operate in a wide range of environments and combat situations, providing increased protection and offensive capabilities.
The A4 variant is built with an emphasis on durability and the overall design is thought out to reduce the logistical difficulties of operation. This ensures that soldiers can effectively counter a variety of threats, regardless of terrain or combat conditions:
"Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle" dominates today's battlefields and is ready for future battles», — said Furber.
Manufacturing of the Bradley A4 takes place at several BAE Systems facilities, including South Carolina, Alabama, Minnesota, California, Michigan and Pennsylvania. This extensive industrial network allows the company to meet the needs of the army for advanced, reliable combat vehicles.