
Following a record-short three months of operational testing, the Marine Corps is tabulating the performance of two Amphibious Combat Vehicles (ACV) and plans to choose one for its next swimming troop transport sometime in June.Testing non-developmental vehicles outfitted with mature technologies against consistently stable requirements allowed the Marine Corps to proceed on an “aggressive but manageable” schedule, ACV 1.1 product manager Col. Kirk Mullins told Defense Daily in an interview.“We accomplished the same thing a traditional program would accomplish but…