By Marina Malenic The first hints of what a new Army combat vehicle might look like emerged last week when the service's chief of staff said he expects a medium-weight platform versatile enough to be employed in both irregular and conventional battles. Gen. George Casey told Defense Daily that he envisions the new vehicle as, first and foremost, a replacement for the M2/M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles. "We need to replace the Bradley," Casey said, following a May 28 speech at…
Army Chief Sees New Combat Vehicle As ‘Full Spectrum’ Bradley Replacement
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