By Geoff Fein The drop in attacks on Marines in Iraq has in part led the service to re-examine the number of Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles it will buy as the Corps moves toward a mix of larger trucks and smaller uparmored Humvees, the Commandant of the Marine Corps said. The proposal by the Marine Corps to cut back on its MRAP vehicle purchases will potentially save the government $1.7 billion, Marine Corps Gen. James Conway told reporters…
Marine Corps Makes Recommendation To Limit MRAP Buys To JROC
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