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Army ‘Encouraged’ By Inc. 1 Equipment Showing During Technical Tests

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Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

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By Ann Roosevelt The Army's networked capabilities expected to support Infantry Brigade Combat Teams (IBCT) with improved survivability, lethality and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, have completed the first series of critical technology assessment tests this year, officials said. "The official scoring results are not out, though we are very encouraged by what we observed during operations and the fact that the equipment exceeded the requirement in many cases and the fact the equipment performed reliably," Paul Mehney, director for public…

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