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Gates praises MRAP program speed and collaboration
Defense Secretary Robert Gates visits Charleston facilities and Charleston Air Force Base to review the MRAP program. He calls the effort a model of cross‑branch cooperation as demand remains strong for mine‑resistant vehicles. Projects cost 500000 to 1 million dollars each and aim to field up to 15000 units amid varied gear and assembly challenges.
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