Rheinmetall is also exhibiting along with many other American armored vehicle manufacturers seeking a share of the American Army's large-scale modernization program at the AUSA, which closes its doors today. Rheinmetall, who is very interested in the market, is enthusiastic about getting a share of this big business item, although the company mostly marketed ammunition, ballistic protection systems and C4ISR intensive during the exhibition.

Rheinmetall will also be informing visitors about its role as general contractor in a joint venture competing for two major German Bundeswehr procurement projects: MoTaKo (German military shorthand for “Mobile Taktische Kommunikation” or mobile tactical communication) and MoTIV, which stands for “Mobiler Taktischer Informationsverbund” or mobile tactical information system). The two projects are destined to form the backbone of the Bundeswehr’s future digital command and control system, as“German Army 4.0”