Portugal is preparing to acquire 90 Boxer wheeled armoured vehicles as part of a major modernisation effort for its land forces, senior military officials announced during an international armoured vehicles conference. The purchase is expected to be realised under the European Union’s SAFE (Security Action for Europe) programme, which provides financial support and cooperative procurement opportunities for member states. The Boxer family is a modular armoured platform used by several NATO and EU

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The Mechanised Infantry Vehicle (MIV) programme is to deliver around 500 Boxer armoured vehicles and form part of the British Army’s Strike brigades. The Boxer can be deployed around the world to deliver soldiers around the battlefield, travelling long distances quickly, cross country, under enemy fire and in challenging environments. Modular by design, the same vehicle base platform can be quickly reconfigured with different modules to fill different roles. Initially the British Army will buy a

A "huge boost" to the British Army 🗣️ The first entirely British-made Boxer vehicle has been unveiled at the International Armoured Vehicles conference and is set to be in the hands of the Army within six months. Defence Procurement Minister Maria Eagle revealed the UK-built Boxer, describing it as the leading eight-by-eight variant on the market. Watch more here📺👇 | Forces News

Meet Boxer, the British Army’s new armoured transport vehicle: 🛡️ 360° threat detection 🌍 Ready for any battlefield 💪 Tough enough for all terrains Take a closer look: https://ow.ly/ojJq50UK0gQ | Ministry of Defence

Portugal has signed a contract to acquire 90 GTK Boxer wheeled armoured vehicles, taking advantage of the European Union’s SAFE defence procurement loan programme to ease the financial impact of the deal, Defence Express reports. The purchase covers both armoured personnel carrier (APC) and infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) variants, and is part of a broader effort to modernise the Portuguese Army’s mechanised forces and replace older platforms such as M113 and Pandur II vehicles in service. The S