• Rheinmetall delivered the first of eight Lynx XM30 combat vehicle prototypes to the U.S. Army under a Phase 3/4 EMD contract valued at about USD 764 million.
• Initial vehicle entered government developmental and performance testing for the XM30 program to replace the M2 Bradley.
• Remaining seven prototypes scheduled for delivery later this year for operational unit training tied to the Army’s Transformation in Contact 2.0 initiative.

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