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28 K9's and 14 K10's and that enough to warrant a production/assembly facility??28K9/14K10

28 K9's and 14 K10's and that enough to warrant a production/assembly facility??28K9/14K10
i think they were going to transition to building the Redback after?28 K9's and 14 K10's and that enough to warrant a production/assembly facility??
They didn't fire on Nanook1 RCHA sends a round down range up North.
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I think that it goes well above mere assembly but probably short of the manufacture of all components in Australia. There are a number of Australian and individual partner companies involved and it appears Australian production will figure into the global supply chain for the K9.
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28 K9's and 14 K10's and that enough to warrant a production/assembly facility??
There's a lot of truth in that but I say squeeze them for everything they're worth. We need more capacity and competition here.How about, it is enough to build a well equipped maintenance and repair shop that can assemble tanks from components and train maintainers concurrently?
I believe so.i think they were going to transition to building the Redback after?
28 K9's and 14 K10's and that enough to warrant a production/assembly facility??

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Not sure I’d want to put all (or anymore) eggs into the 8x8 basket.One 8x8 truck for launching all missile types, both surface-surface and surface-air, as well as LAMs and UAVs, that could also port a Skyranger 30 or 35 or a 155mm AGM.
The RCA is re-equipped.
Each vehicle seems to be in the 5 to 10 MUSD apiece range.
I don't really see how much more value the boxer version gives you over the truck version? I suspect the trucks ease of maintenance, road mobility, extra payload will outweigh any of the benefits of the additional armour. These will rarely if ever come under direct fire and will be targets by artillery and FPV drones, in which case the extra armour might not help.200 + Boxer RCH155
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Germany Plans $4 Billion Purchase of 200+ RCH 155 Wheeled Howitzers
Germany plans to procure 229 RCH 155 wheeled artillery systems this year, at an estimated cost of 3.4 billion euros ($4 billion).thedefensepost.com
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But this is also possible.
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I don't really see how much more value the boxer version gives you over the truck version? I suspect the trucks ease of maintenance, road mobility, extra payload will outweigh any of the benefits of the additional armour. These will rarely if ever come under direct fire and will be targets by artillery and FPV drones, in which case the extra armour might not help.