Deftech Introduces Life Extension Program for ACV 300 Adnan with Spy Ball Optic

At the Defense Services Asia (DSA) 2024 in Malaysia, the unveiling of a new iteration of the ACV-300 Adnan, now equipped with the Spy Ball optical unit, marked a milestone in the vehicle's Life Extension Program (LEP). This enhancement is particularly noteworthy for the Malaysian army, where the infantry combat vehicle (ICV) holds a pivotal role in various operations. Co-developed by Turkish company FNSS and DefTech, the ACV-300 is based on the ACV-15, an amphibious armored combat vehicle. Malaysia's initial order of 267 units of the ACV-15 in different configurations, starting in 2000, has been entirely fulfilled, solidifying the vehicle's reputation and utility in the field.

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Looks just like the YPR-765-PRI

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It's about time Adnan IFV receive an upgrade package not only to extend it's service life but most importantly being able to adapt in modern battlefield requirements. A new power plant, additional armour kit, state of the art battlefield communication system and latest sight with night vision capability will maximise the Adnan overall life extension program