Army Develops Ultra-Light Vehicle for Changing Battlefields
First publishedAug 18, 20:13 UTC
Last updatedAug 18, 22:18 UTC · 2m ago
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In fielding the Infantry Squad Vehicle, an ultra-light tactical vehicle that carries nine passengers and their equipment, the Army took a rapid acquisition approach, using commercial off-the-shelf solutions and minimal military modifications.
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- In fielding the Infantry Squad Vehicle, an ultra-light tactical vehicle that carries nine passengers and their equipment, the Army took a rapid acquisition approach, using commercial off-the-shelf solutions and minimal military modifications.
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