By Ann Roosevelt The first foreign military sale of General Dynamics' [GD] wheeled, armored Stryker vehicles could be to Iraq. Congress was notified Dec. 9 that Iraq has requested the possible sale of 400 M1126 Stryker Infantry Carrier Vehicles and associated equipment with a potential total value of as much as $1.11 billion. The potential sale could kick off other international sales. "A strength of General Dynamics Combat Systems is that we offer a technically diverse mix of highly flexible…
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