Pennsylvania Sen. Robert Casey (D) made it clear he’s a strong supporter of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, speaking April 23 to suppliers of the BAE Systems’ heavy armor vehicle on their annual visit to Washington. “Eliminating production of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle could cost the military more money and critical capabilities in the long run by eroding the well-skilled and experienced industrial base,” Casey said in a statement provided by his office. “The skills and capabilities of the individuals who…
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