The new system will use the eight-wheeled Boxer infantry fighting vehicle.
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German lawmakers have approved €1.23 billion ($1.34 billion) in funding for the development of a new mobile short-range air defense system. The system will use the eight-wheeled Boxer infantry fighting vehicle fitted with a module that will be equipped to fire the surface-launched Diehl Defense IRIS...
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