Hanwha sets sights on Army’s tracked howitzer program after victory in wheeled competition
A Hanwha executive told reporters the company plans to offer its K9A1 or K9A2 tracked howitzers for the competition.
A Hanwha executive told reporters the company plans to offer its K9A1 or K9A2 tracked howitzers for the competition.
The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding in April agreeing to craft the MUSV.
The ship, which will support the Golden Dome effort, will be based on the national Security Multi-Mission Vessels Hanwha Philly Shipyard builds for the US Maritime Administration.
The companies are signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work on crafting a 38-meter MUSV.
“I don't see us building destroyers in Philadelphia,” Hanwha Defense USA CEO Mike Smith said. “I do see us building the fleet the Navy needs next.”