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The Army’s top acquisition official said Thursday the XM30 combat vehicle program to develop a Bradley fighting vehicle replacement remains “on path,” with the first prototypes to be delivered to a unit this summer for testing. The update on XM30’s status follows the Army’s recent release of a Request for Information (RFI) notice to inform future ground combat vehicle production efforts, which service acquisition chief Brent Ingraham said aims to take a broad look at priorities rather than a specific…
