The document discusses future trends in armored fighting vehicles (AFVs) and key vehicles that will be covered. Recent subsystem developments in AFVs include more electric power, improved environmental control systems, enhanced mobility through suspension and track improvements, and potential hybrid electric drives. Ensuring reliability through field trials and prototypes is also important. Managing whole fleets and contracting for availability, as well as considering through life costs and new markets, will be additional trends. Main battle tanks, reconnaissance vehicles, armored personnel carriers, support vehicles, and mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles will be among the key vehicles covered.

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Future Trends in AFV
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2. Recent Subsystems Development
1. Electronic Architecture
2. More Electric Power
3. Environmental Control System
4. Mobility Enhancement – Suspension & Tracks
5. Power Plants – Hybrid Electric Drive?
6. Rapid Fielding – Urgent Operation Requirements
7. Trials – Prototypes – Reliability Growth Trials
8. Whole Fleet Management & Contracting for Availability
9. Through Life Costs
10. New Countries Entering Market

3. Key Vehicles To Be Covered
1. Main Battle Tanks
2. Reconnaissance Vehicles & Systems
3. Tracked APC’s & IFV’s
4. Wheeled APC’s
5. Support Vehicles – A Vital Role

4. German Leopard 2A7+

5. Turkish Altay MBT

6. French AMX-10RC with T40M Turret

7. British Army Scimitar Mk 2

8. UK Scout – Specialist Vehicle

9. German Puma AIFV

10. Swedish Combat Vehicle 90

11. British Army Warrior TES(H)

12. French Army VCI

13. Boxer for Export with Lance 30 mm Turret

14. Italian Super AV Amphibious Model

15. British Army Ocelot/Foxhound LPPV

16. US Army MRAP’s

17. Terrier Combat Engineer Vehicle

18. German LEGUAN AVLB

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