Rheinmetall to unveil demonstrator of new combat vehicle at Eurosatory 2016

The Rheinmetall Group’s Defence to unveil demonstrator of new combat vehicle  at  at Eurosatory 2016 exhibition in June.

The Rheinmetall Group’s Defence sector is regarded in the defence and security industry as a leading provider of innovative products for German and international armed forces, and offers system and partial system solutions and a wide range of services for capability in the areas of mobility, reconnaissance, management, effectiveness and protection.

The Eurosatory defence show takes place in Paris from 13 to 17 June 2016, one of the most important defence and security exhibitions worldwide. Rheinmetall will be showcasing a wide assortment of high-tech solutions for the best possible protection of the armed forces.

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