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AUSA 25 – Rheinmetall Skyranger 762 Ultra Short Range Air Defense Remote Weapon Station (U-SHORAD RWS) Mounted to US Army ISV

Rheinmetall displayed their Skyranger 762 Ultra Short Range Air Defense Remote Weapon Station (U-SHORAD RWS) mounted to a US Army Infantry Squad Vehicle Cargo variant made by GMC.

The system combines the Echodyne EchoShield radar with two 7.62mm M134D Miniguns mounted on the Fieldranger Multi Remote Combat Weapon System to go after unmanned aerial systems, in particular small drones (NATO Class I) and lightly armored ground vehicles in a pinch.

9 Responses to “AUSA 25 – Rheinmetall Skyranger 762 Ultra Short Range Air Defense Remote Weapon Station (U-SHORAD RWS) Mounted to US Army ISV”

  1. Jon, OPT says:

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  2. Darrin says:

    Is it just me or are all of the light tactical vehicles rolling out have the same performance, same size and same payload as the WWII Willies Jeep but cost ten time as much?

    • James says:

      Well, name something that doesn’t. They’re way more capable – better suspension, more road capable, more payload, power to the road and electrical. You also have to understand that the capability too produce a lot of things is based on the manufacturing base as a whole – we make and drive complicated stuff and that jeep kind of simplicity is actually very hard and expensive to do today( see Ineos Grenadier for an example).

    • Lcon says:

      This is the size of a modern midsize pickup truck. Its built off the Chevy Colorado. For something the size of a WW2 Jeep you would be looking at something like the MRZR.

  3. DSM says:

    We’ll end up with miniaturized CIWS/CRAM as part of the layered CUAS defense. Would these systems benefit from using an SRTA type of ammunition?

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