The German Army is moving forward with the life-extension programme for its Marder 1 infantry fight vehicles (IFVs), 50 years after the first rolled off the production line. Rheinmetall announced in ...

The German Armed Forces has contracted Rheinmetall to extend the service life of Germany’s Marder IFV, the OEM has announced. Under the contract, which is worth approximately €110 million ($122 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Boris Pistorius, Head of the Ministry of Defense of Germany, said that the German Marder infantry fighting vehicles (IFV), the ...

Though the German Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) is half a century old, they’re to remain in service with the Bundeswehr for the foreseeable future. Although Germany’s Marder infantry fighting ...

From 1970, 2,136 Marders were produced, with the latest German Army standard being the 1A5 which was upgraded for use in Afghanistan. Ex-German Marders have been in service in Chile and Ukraine, while ...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: Despite the Marder’s early 1971 production date, the platform had was not tested in combat until 2009, when several Marders successfully defended a remote ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Marder IFV. Stock photo: Wikipedia The German company Rheinmetall has supplied Ukraine with an additional 20 Marder infantry ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Rheinmetall, a German arms manufacturer, has received an order to ...

Greece is ready to refuse from the Marder Infantry fighting vehicles (IFV) in favor of Ukraine, which can speed up the delivery of these armored vehicles to Kyiv. The European Pravda online media ...

(MENAFN- UkrinForm) Fighters from the 95th Separate Airborne Assault Brigade destroyed Russia's combat positions in Kursk region's Sudzha district, making full use of their Marder infantry fighting ...

Boris Pistorius, Head of the Ministry of Defense of Germany, said that the German Marder infantry fighting vehicles (IFV), the transfer of which Berlin announced in January, are already on their way ...