Tag: Hanwha Defense Australia
Australia’s Infantry Fighting Vehicle Decision Delayed
The long-anticipated selection decision in Australia’s Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) has been delayed until 2023.
The two contending companies Hanwha Defense Australia and Rheinmetall...
![MINEO ir day rws sight Safran 10-22[16405]](https://www.asianmilitaryreview.com/wp-content/uploads/MINEO-ir-day-rws-sight-Safran-10-2216405-324x160.jpg "Australia’s Self-Propelled Howitzer to Use MINEO Sight")
Australia’s Self-Propelled Howitzer to Use MINEO Sight
Hanwha Defense Australia which is under contract to provide thirty-two Huntsman AS-9 advanced 155mm/52 caliber self-propelled howitzers under the military’s Land 8116 modernization program....
South Korea mulls Redback IFV acquisition
The Republic of Korea Army (RoKA) has completed a six-week trial of Hanwha Defense's Redback infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) to support ongoing efforts to...
Australia formally signs for AS9 Huntsman self-propelled artillery systems
Australia has awarded a A$1 billion contract to Hanwha Defense Australia (HDA), a a local subsidiary of South Korean defence prime Hanwha Group –...
Hanwha Defense says no-deal yet with UAE on Chun-mu MLRS
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) armed forces have shown close interest in South Korean defence company Hanwha Defense's self-propelled Chun-mu multiple launch rocket system...
Australian Army’s next-generation IFV programme moves ahead with risk mitigation
The Australian Department of Defence’s (DOD’s) LAND 400 Phase 3 programme, which seeks to provide the Australian Army with new tracked infantry fighting vehicles...
Hanwha launches the Redback in Australia
Hanwha’s Redback is a fifth-generation Infantry Fighting Vehicle equipped with sensor technology usually found on advanced jet fighters.
The Redback’s turret seamlessly integrates...
Australia buying K9 Thunder
On 3 September the Department of Defence announced it is releasing a request for tender to Hanwha Defense Australia under its Protected Mobile Fires...
