NIFV

AcronymDefinition
NIFVNederlands Instituut Fysieke Veiligheid (Dutch: Dutch Institute of Physical Security)
NIFVNext-Generation Infantry Fighting Vehicle (Republic of Korea Armed Forces)
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The 26-tonne NIFV carries a three-strong crew and a squad of nine soldiers.
Tracks & tyres centre stage: the medium armoured vehicle world has been dominated over the past year by the British Army's long-running Future Rapid Effects System (Fres) programme and the unprecedented effort by the US Department of Defense to rush new Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (Mrap} vehicles to Iraq to protect personnel from the threat of improvised explosive devices
The first three prototypes of the Next Infantry Fighting Vehicle (NIFV) for the Republic of Korea Army were rolled out on 17 May 2005 at the Changwon plant of Doosan Infracore Defense Products (previously know as Daewoo Heavy Industries & Machinery).
With a combat weight of 26 tonnes the NIFV carries a crew of three and a squad of nine soldiers.
On track: the prototypes of two tracked infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) designs were unveiled in 2005 to meet national requirements in Germany and South Korea. Despite this the worldwide move toward the wheeled armoured fighting vehicle has gained further momentum. Taiwan rolled out a new wheeled prototype that could be followed by up to 1400 production examples
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