American Rheinmetall at AUSA 2026
The AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition is set to take place in Washington, DC from 12-14 October, under the theme “America’s Army: The Foundation of the Joint Force.” The American Rheinmetall family, alongside key partners from Rheinmetall’s global operations, will be present at booth #2825 to showcase their recent advancements, key achievements, and innovative solutions that aim to equip the U.S. Army with vital next-generation technologies.
With a robust presence across Arkansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia, American Rheinmetall boasts a workforce of over 1,500 personnel dedicated to enhancing Army modernization and revitalizing the U.S. defense industrial base. The company is focused on delivering transformative capabilities essential for maintaining overmatch, enhancing Soldier lethality, and ensuring readiness for future conflicts.
“We are delivering the technologies that enable U.S. forces to dominate future battlefields through unmatched lethality, survivability, and agility,” stated Matt Warnick, CEO of American Rheinmetall. “AUSA 2026 provides a crucial platform for engaging with the Army and defense community to illustrate how our solutions are aligned with mission needs at the speed of relevance.”
Featured Technologies at AUSA 2026 – Booth #2825
American Rheinmetall will present an integrated suite of capabilities designed to enhance ground combat operations, tactical mobility, air defense, vehicle autonomy, long-range precision fires, and Soldier lethality:
Lynx XM30 Combat Vehicle – A Transformational Capability for the Air-Ground Littoral Fight (Visuals only)
Gain insights into the Lynx XM30—our advanced solution for the Army’s XM30 Combat Vehicle program. Engineered for superiority in future conflicts, the Lynx XM30 features unparalleled connectivity, lethality, survivability, and a fully open, modular architecture that supports rapid technological advancements and future mission expansion. American Rheinmetall is currently deploying prototype vehicles to the Army for testing and evaluation.
Engagement Opportunities at AUSA – XM30 Thought Leadership Panels
- Team Lynx: The Right Team Delivers — Monday, 10/12, 14:00–14:45
- Designed for the Soldier, Not the Spec Sheet — Tuesday, 10/13, 11:00–11:30
HX Truck (CAML Solution): Proven, Autonomous, Ready.
To fulfill the Army’s requirement for a highly mobile, air-transportable launcher capable of autonomous operation as well as crewed deployment, American Rheinmetall’s HX Truck meets that demand today. With over 20,000 vehicles deployed globally and autonomy demonstrated on 24 chassis types across 19 countries, the platform has proven its capabilities, demonstrated successfully in a CAML mission at Redstone Arsenal in June 2026. The HX system offers safe autonomous operation, convoy navigation, teleoperation, autonomous loading and unloading, and features open interfaces supported by a fully government-owned architecture.
Boxer with Skyranger 30: Agile, Layered Mobile Air Defense
Built on the mission-flexible Boxer platform, the Skyranger 30mm system provides lethal short-range air defense tailored for maneuver forces. Combining a blended effector suite and autonomous engagement capabilities, it ensures scalable performance in Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) and Short-Range Air Defense (SHORAD), thereby supporting the modernization of Integrated Air and Missile Defense in diverse operational environments. A Remote Weapon Station will also be displayed, equipped to deliver mobile, lethal, and precise autonomous air defense against evolving aerial threats.
A Full Spectrum of Unmanned Ground Vehicles and Robotics for Modern Maneuver Forces
- Ox: A modular, autonomy-ready platform that builds upon 20 years of Rheinmetall’s UGV expertise. The Ox stands to enhance squad and platoon operations with quiet mobility, versatile payload options, and flexible performance for various missions including CASEVAC and resupply, as well as Electronic Warfare (EW) and counter-UAS capabilities. It is currently a contender in the Army’s GOAT program.
- MUSKOX: This next-generation medium UGV combines a hybrid electric chassis with advanced autonomy and AI-driven controls, offering scalable logistics, sustainment, and combat support. MUSKOX has been shortlisted for the Army’s Project Sustainment Program.
- Mission Master SP: Selected for the Army’s Last Tactical Mile program, this platform offers full autonomy, high payload capacity, optional amphibious capability, and compatibility with major air-transport platforms. The Mission Master Silent Partner supports multiple missions, from CASEVAC to resupply, while fostering domestic production initiatives.
- Wild Goose: A rugged Infantry Modular Robotic System designed for dismounted forces, providing flexible mobility with a 330-lb payload capacity and a mission range of up to 25 km, facilitating rapid adaptability for various operational scenarios.
Advanced Medium and Large Caliber Munitions & Lethality Solutions – Built for the Future Fight
Rheinmetall continues to lead in the design, development, and production of next-generation medium and large-caliber munitions that assure battlefield dominance across all domains. Among the showcased items will be Rheinmetall’s advanced 155mm Extended Range propellants, rocket-assisted V-LAP rounds, innovative airburst munitions, and the Highly-Advanced Multi-Mission Rifle, a groundbreaking automatic, magazine-fed, shoulder-fired 40mm grenade launcher designed to provide scalable overmatch capabilities at the squad level.
Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) Cab: A Proven Tier 1 Partner in Advanced Defense Components
American Rheinmetall plays a pivotal role as a Tier 1 supplier, delivering high-precision components, structures, and assemblies that drive many of the country’s leading defense systems, ranging from combat vehicles like the MLRS to advanced missile platforms and other critical defense assets. The company’s U.S.-based manufacturing expertise ensures the quality, reliability, and performance required for mission success.
