The Army is set to start buying GM Defense’s [GM] new five-seat, cargo-carrying Infantry Squad Vehicle variant early next year, a company official has said. Pete Johnson, GM Defense’s vice president of business development for integrated vehicles, told Defense Daily the Army is planning to eventually have a greater number of the new ISV-Utility vehicles in its fleet than the base nine-seat troop carrier version, a move he said was informed by Transforming in Contact (TiC) feedback. “They’ve approved this…
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