The Army's plan for a four-year shutdown of its main battle tank production line is based on a careful risk analysis, top service officials said yesterday in response to questions from Senators. Temporarily shutting down the General Dynamics [GD] Land Systems (GDLS) tank plant where the M1 Abrams tank is built is a plan based on a "clear business case," Army Secretary John McHugh said yesterday during a hearing of the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee. McHugh said the Abrams fleet…
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