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>> The US Army's XM30 program is designed
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to replace the Bradley infantry fighting
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vehicle with a next generation platform
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built for the future battlefield.
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This effort brings together leading
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defense companies including American
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Rheinmetall Vehicles, Textron Systems,
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Raytheon, L3Harris, Allison
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Transmission, and Anduril Industries.
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Together, they are delivering a solution
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designed to meet the US Army's combat
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vehicle modernization requirements.
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Platform features a lethal unmanned
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turret equipped with a 50 mm automatic
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cannon and third generation FLIR systems
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enabling superior target acquisition and
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engagement. The turret is optimized for
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a two-soldier crew using next generation
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technologies to enhance efficiency and
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combat effectiveness. Onboard active
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protection systems provide high levels
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of survivability against modern
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battlefield threats. Common ground
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combat systems infrastructure ensures
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overmatch today and the adaptability
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required to maintain overmatch in the
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future. The American Rheinmetall
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Vehicles Lynx XM30 delivers advanced
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firepower, protection, mobility, and
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power generation. Textron Systems, the
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US-based partner for the Lynx XM30,
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brings strong expertise in combat
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vehicle manufacturing and integration.
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Raytheon integrates its multi-mission
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launcher and Coyote counter-UAS system
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providing soldiers with a decisive
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advantage against aerial threats for
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L3Harris delivers compliant mission
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systems, cybersecurity, and advanced
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communications enabling rapid adaptation
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Allison Transmission supports hybrid
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electric propulsion improving mobility,
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efficiency, and enabling silent
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Anduril provides a common tactical
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picture and advanced command and control
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capabilities enhancing situational
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awareness and reducing cognitive burden
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for XM30 operators. Lynx XM30, the
