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The EOS R400S-MK2 RWS is in full-rate production and is currently in use by six allied nations. Due to its light weight (less than 420 kg), the system can be mounted on a broad range of fighting and support vehicles, both wheeled and tracked.

man M230LF Bushmaster gun. Commenting on the firing exercise, Brigadier General (retired) Phil Coker, CEO of EOS Defense Systems USA, said: “This was an exceptional opportunity to fire one of the most lethal anti-tank missiles in the world in conjunction with a 30 mm chain gun to validate that they are completely interoperable. The ability to effectively counter any maneuver threat on the modern battlefield is a significant advantage to an army that has to deploy to any fight. At the same time, the capacity that the R400 offers to clearly identify friend-from-foe at the Javelin’s max range is an advantage that few other systems offer.”

The EOS R400S-MK2 RWS is in full-rate production and is currently in use by six allied nations. Due to its light weight (less than 420 kg), the system can be mounted on a broad range of fighting and support vehicles, both wheeled and tracked.