General Kinetics Case Studies

BAE Systems

The M2 / M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles were developed in the early 80s and manufactured by FMC, which is now a part of BAE Systems. The vehicle was designed in the time before General Kinetics existed, although the principals of General Kinetics were, through their

Suspension Modification for Up-Amoured Vehicles

Our Customer

A major military vehicle OEM, in response to the increasing use of IEDs during Operation Enduring Freedom, had a pressing need to provide up-amoured vehicles to the fight. These were to be modifications on existing vehicles, being

Diamond Force Engineering

Diamond Force Engineering, a division of Navistar Defense located in Detroit MI, designs Military vehicles for customers worldwide. With the war in Afghanistan in full swing the British Military was seeking a high mobility tactical support vehicle as part of the OU

GM Defence

In 1996, we were contacted by GM Defence, the predecessor of General Dynamics Land Systems Canada, who had won a contract to supply the Canadian Army with, ultimately, 650 LAV-III vehicles. These were the latest development of the venerable LAV line, but much bigge