General Dynamics [GD] UK announced its ASCOD SV, candidate for the Future Rapid Effects System (FRES) Specialist Vehicle (SV) program, offers the option of early delivery for the heaviest direct fire vehicle variants as a result of its weight capability and turret design. GD U.K. Chief Engineer John Abunassar said in a statement: "From day one, ASCOD SV offers full operation at 42 tons. This means it can carry a 120mm gun easily without compromising armor or performance. Our design…
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