I think that was the Australian Boxer and Patria from the ASLAV replacement competition? Upgunned Stryker is closer to the ASLAV's height on the right side (I think).
It's a really impressive investment, and really smart to go for co-production and other offsets. I'm happy to see ROK defense industries stepping out onto the world stage in a big way. I hope this gets fulfilled and sets the standard for other countries in Europe who need to shake off some cobwebs. If Ukraine survives the present conflict they might do well to follow Poland's lead and, to the extent that they can, start rearmament with some co-production deals that aim for commonality with their closest friends.
I just wanna know why/how this beat out the BAE submission, which was smaller, lighter, more mature, had a 120mm prototype, had a hybrid-electric drive prototyped, and didn't require an M88 or a HET to move around.
Seems to be a mistake to me. You need HETs to move the GDLS vehicle and M88s to recover it. The BAE vehicle could use capabilities already organic in light units at least.