Belgium Army Unveils First 'Griffon' Armored Vehicle
New multi-role vehicle presented at Land Day signals major defense upgrade
The Belgian Army unveiled its first Griffon armored vehicle on Wednesday, September 17, during Land Day, its annual showcase event attended by more than 1,300 people.
The Griffon vehicle is built for combat, reconnaissance, support, and medical evacuation missions. It features reinforced protection, improved mobility, and NATO-standard communication systems for joint operations with France, Luxembourg, and other allies.
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