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Army Plans To Stop Buying Stryker DVH A1 Vehicle Upgrades

Army Plans To Stop Buying Stryker DVH A1 Vehicle Upgrades
DVHA1 Stryker. Photo: GD Land Systems.

The Army is planning to stop procurement of its Stryker vehicle upgrade program, according to budget documents. “The Army Transformation Initiative (ATI) ceases the Stryker Double V Hull A1 (DVH A1) vehicle procurement production,” the Pentagon writes in its recently published FY 2026 Program Acquisition Costs by Weapon System document. The Army’s budget request includes $135.8 million for the Stryker upgrade for FY ‘26, which would cover fielding support for DVH A1, new equipment training, program management and technical support…

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