
The Army has completed initial concept reviews with the competitors vying for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) program, a first major milestone in the Bradley replacement effort. Jim Schirmer, the Army’s deputy program executive officer for ground combat systems, told reporters on Tuesday the reviews were completed a few weeks ago and lead program officials are now assessing the OMFV offerings to inform further refinement of the vehicle’s requirements. “[The competitors] provided a stack of data and said ‘Hey,…