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General Dynamics has submitted its bid to provide the British Army's next generation of reconnaissance Armoured Fighting Vehicles. The General Dynamics team, led by General Dynamics UK, is offering a low-risk evolution of the ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicle, already in use with the Spanish and Austrian armies, for the Specialist Vehicle element of the Future Rapid Effect System (FRES SV). The ASCOD SV vehicle will have the best mobility in its class, with tremendous growth potential for optimum survivability for British troops against the threats of the future. General Dynamics has integrated turrets from every leading manufacturer onto its vehicles, and has selected Lockheed Martin UK INSYS as its turret provider for the Scout variant of FRES SV. Dr Sandy Wilson, President and Managing Director of General Dynamics UK, said: "General Dynamics' ASCOD SV has leap-frogged its rival for FRES. Based on a proven European design, ASCOD SV is the latest-generation vehicle developed specifically for FRES SV by a team of GD's British and European engineers. It is a low-risk choice for FRES SV, with excellent weight and growth potential. Our UK engineering talent and experience means that General Dynamics UK is now the country's leading integrator of Armoured Fighting Vehicles. We're offering a new solution with best-of-class technology and the confidence that comes from our track record of being trusted to deliver."General Dynamics has submitted its bid to provide the British Army's next generation of reconnaissance Armoured Fighting Vehicles. The General Dynamics team, led by General Dynamics UK, is offering a low-risk evolution of the ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicle, already in use with the Spanish and Austrian armies

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The Armed Forces of Egyptian army is composed by around 350,000 personnel, including 252,000 conscripts and a reserve force of 320,000 soldiers. There is also a Para-military forces with 300,000 personnel of National Guard, Security Forces, Frontier Corp and Coast Guard. The conscription is 36 months.
The Land force of the Egyptian Army is composed with 300,000 soldiers, including some 240,000 conscripts with the structure:
- 2 field Army HQ's
- 3 Military zones
- 4 armoured divisions, with 2 tanks brigade, 1 mechanised brigade, 1 artillery brigade and 1 air defense brigade
- 7 mechanised infantry divisions with 2 mechanised infantry brigades, 1 tanks brigade, 1 artillery brigade and 1 air defense brigade
- 1 infantry division with 3 infantry brigades, 1 artillery brigade and 1 air defense brigade
- 4 independent mechanised brigades
- 3 independent infantry brigades
- 3 airborne brigades with 1 parachute brigade and 2 airmobile brigades
- 14 artillery brigades, each with 3 artillery battalions
- 1 heavy mortar company and 1 air defense company
- 2 SSM brigades with SCUD's missile
- 9 commando groups

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IRAN

Ayatollah Hoseini-Khamenei is the Supreme Commander of all armed services, including, the Armed Forces, The Revolutionary Guard Force, and all internal security forces. The total active manpower, is around 400,000 soldiers.
The total army personnel for the Land Forces of Iranian army, is around 350,000 soldiers, and a reserve force of 400,000 soldiers.
The structure of the Land Forces of Iranian army is:
- 3 Army HQs
- 4 mechanised division
- 6 infantry division
- 1 independent airborne brigade
- 3 independent special forces brigade
- 1 independent commando brigade
- 5 artillery groups
- 12 anti-aircraft missile battalions

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ISRAEL

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), or Tzahal, have a unified structures, where land, naval and air forces are all branches of the IDF. There is no law-designated Commander-in-Chief . Overall command is vested in the Cabinet headed by the Prime Minister, while administrative and operational control is in the hands of the Chief of General Staff. The total active manpower is around 186,500 soldiers, includes 135,500 conscripts. The conscription for the men is 32 months, and for the women 24 months.
The Israeli Land Forces is around 141,000 soldiers, includes some 113,000 conscripts, and maximum 590,000 conscripts during general mobilisation.
The structures of the Israeli Land Forces is :
- 3 Corps HQs
- 4 Territorial Commands (Northern, Central, South, and Home front)
- 7 active division and 9 reserve division with a total of 76 brigades
- 4 mechanised infantry divisions
- 3 armoured divisions
- 9 reserve armoured divisions
- 1 paratroop brigade
- 9 independent brigade groups
- 1 special operations battalion

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