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Armored assault vehicle project put back to drawing board
Defense Secretary Harold Brown told Congress the Pentagon will not proceed with procurement of the armored assault vehicle in its current design and will pursue alternative configurations. The Army aims to field about 7,000 IFVs for roughly $3.5 billion to match fast moving tank warfare, but has spent $93 million since 1966 without a satisfying design.
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