By Ann Roosevelt BAE Systems and Northrop Grumman [NOC] yesterday announced new members of the industry team they've put together to compete for the Army's next-generation Ground Combat Vehicle (GCV). The team has "extensive experience and innovation" in developing and producing combat systems and subsystems, Mark Signorelli, vice president and general manager of Ground Combat Vehicles at BAE Systems, said at a press briefing. QinetiQ North America and Saft were announced as the new team members. The BAE-Northrop Grumman team…
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