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APC / IFV
Armoured personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles for a variety of tactical and special operations.
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Main battle tanks
Renowned T-72 or T-55 tank models with a variety of upgrade mods available.
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Self-propelled howitzers
Self-propelled howitzer class artillery guns with 152 and 155 mm calibre available.
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Rocket launchers
Wide range of multiple launch rocket systems using 122 mm JROF ammunition.
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Engineering vehicles
Mobile bridges, recovery vehicles, decontamination and other engineering equipment.
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Armored engines
Provide brand new infantry fighting vehicle and main battle tank engines, along with production, service, and renovation engine services.
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UTD-20 PARTS
Armoured personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles for a variety of tactical and special operations.
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V84 PARTS
Renowned T-72 or T-55 tank models with a variety of upgrade mods available.
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UTD-29 PARTS
A 10-cylinder V-type 4-stroke water-cooled diesel engine developed as the successor to the UTD-20 engine .
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199 Series Parts
with an output of 430 – 1300 kW (585 – 1800 hp) and adapted especially to the demands placed on military vehicles.
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6TD-2 PARTS
with an output of 1200 kW (895 hp) at 2800 rpm, used in the MBT-2000, Al-Khalid, and Al-Zarrar main battle tanks.
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Excalibur Army Sternberk was visited by top representatives of the Dutch Army and the Ministry of Defence

Excalibur Army Sternberk was visited by top representatives of the Dutch Army and the Ministry of Defence

On Tuesday, 27 February, a delegation of the Dutch Armed Forces headed by Chief of General Staff General Onno Eichelsheim visited the production facilities of our Sternberg factory. The visit took place within the framework of cooperation on projects for the production of military equipment financed and purchased by the Dutch government to support the defence of Ukraine.

In addition to General Onno Eichelsheim, we also welcomed the Dutch Ambassador Daan Huisinga, as well as the Deputy Commander of the Material Security and IT Command, Major General Ludy Schmidt, and Colonel Simon Wouda, the Coordinator of Dutch Military Assistance to Ukraine, who were accompanied by representatives of the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic, headed by the Director of the Agency for Intergovernmental Defence Cooperation, Ales Vytečka. The delegation was accompanied by representatives of the Dutch media.