By Ann Roosevelt FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.--The Army is considering its options to see if new vehicles are needed to tow and/or repair a Stryker or Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) when it breaks down, or gets mired in mud, or if it needs to be pulled upright if an explosive has blown it onto its side. General Dynamics [GD], Oshkosh Truck Corp. [OSK] and BAE Systems all unveiled early version vehicles with mission packages consisting of cranes and heavy duty…
Army Examines Options For Maintenance And Recovery Vehicles For Stryker, MRAP
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