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share less commonality. In March 2000, the Army confirmed it would award up to two contracts. In
February, Major General John Caldwell had said the Army would only award one contract, rather than splitting the contract among two winners. In April, Shinseki said the Army had no preference of wheeled versus tracks but said "management could be pretty challenging," if both wheeled and tracked options were chosen.
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February 2000, the Army believed that most of the Medium Armored Vehicle variants would be based on the infantry carrier vehicle variant. The mobile gun system (MGS) and howitzer variants would be permitted to
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program in 1980. In its decision, the Army cited the LAV's greater mobility, particularly its high speed on paved roads. The Army was also impressed by the LAV's armor which, in its baseline configuration, could resist 14.5 mm rounds.
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Corporation, which was to produce the
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1404:"Congressionally Mandated Report Completed: Army: Armored Vehicle Evaluation Confirms Stryker Is Its Best Option"
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538:"Intent Letter Says Heavy Forces Are Too Heavy: Shinseki Hints at Restructuring, Aggressive Changes for the Army"
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1002:"United Defense Touts Production Readiness, Deployability For IAV Competition"
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971:"General Motors Trumpets General Dynamics Deal For Meeting IAV Requirements"
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1367:"Brigade Teams to Cost 40 Percent Less in O&S Than Heavy Brigades"
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748:"Shinseki: Wheeled/Tracked Battalion Would Require More Management"
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721:"Caldwell Reaffirms Single Contract Strategy for IAV Program"
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proposal by permitting the company to substitute its Stryker
1244:. Vol. 13, no. 18. Inside Washington Publishers.
611:"Soldiers Try Out Medium Armor In Fort Knox Demonstrations"
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for its artillery requirement, later to be replaced by the
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1210:. Inside Washington Publishers. pp. 1, 6–7.
815:. Vol. 204, no. 41. Access Intelligence
809:"U.S. Army to Borrow LAV IIIs From Canadian Army"
754:. Vol. 206, no. 18. Access Intelligence
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695:"Army Opens Possibility of Multiple IAV Awards"
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807:Baumgardner, Neil (2 December 1999).
666:Baumgardner, Neil (2 February 2000).
639:Baumgardner, Neil (3 December 1999).
575:MacRae, Catherine (14 October 1999).
283:, a subsidiary of the Singapore firm
209:In April 2000, the Army released its
92:Association of the United States Army
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868:Baumgardner, Neil (10 April 2000).
693:Baumgardner, Neil (10 March 2000).
536:Winograd, Erin Q. (28 June 1999).
413:Planned buys as of December 2000:
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609:Clemons, Jon (March–April 2000).
307:Spezialfahrzeug proposed the 6x6
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1100:Burger, Kim (20 November 2000).
460:M1133 medical evacuation vehicle
236:Four teams submitted proposals:
62:proposed a vehicle based on the
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834:Burger, Kim (2 October 2000).
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746:Wolfe, Frank (26 April 2000).
418:M1126 infantry carrier vehicle
271:M113 armored personnel carrier
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501:Armored Systems Modernization
241:General Dynamics Land Systems
173:Mobile Tactical Vehicle Light
56:General Dynamics Land Systems
1524:M1132 engineer squad vehicle
1490:M1127 reconnaissance vehicle
1061:Burger, Kim (17 July 2000).
902:Burger, Kim (26 June 2000).
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454:M1132 engineer squad vehicle
424:M1127 reconnaissance vehicle
253:Height adjustable suspension
2820:Modern UK fighting vehicles
1609:armoured personnel carriers
1297:Burger, Kim (3 July 2000).
255:was integrated to vary the
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39:), previously known as the
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1516:M1131 fire support vehicle
491:of continuous operations.
448:M1131 fire support vehicle
398:Army officials proposed a
293:Teledyne Brown Engineering
161:Véhicule de l'Avant Blindé
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333:Bradley Fighting Vehicle
116:commercial off-the-shelf
80:U.S. Army Chief of Staff
52:armored fighting vehicle
1638:Armoured reconnaissance
1495:M1128 mobile gun system
1469:Interim Armored Vehicle
870:"Army Releases IAV RFP"
430:M1128 mobile gun system
400:self-propelled howitzer
97:operations short of war
33:Interim Armored Vehicle
1633:Reconnaissance vehicle
382:, and Specialist Four
374:: Private First Class
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2408:VBMR Griffon
2114:TAD Turangga
1886:K151 Raycolt
1871:Hunter TR-12
1756:Cheetah MMPV
1623:Armored car
1543:(M1253 ATVV)
1535:(M1254 MEVV)
1527:(M1257 ESVV)
1519:(M1251 FSVV)
1503:(M1252 MCVV)
1485:(M1256 ICVV)
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2757:GPV general
2313:Panhard VCR
2268:EE-11 Urutu
2004:Iveco Lince
1821:Dragoon 300
1511:(M1255 CVV)
388:Vietnam War
362:MGS variant
281:ST Kinetics
257:ride height
243:(GDLS) and
204:B1 Centauro
167:, the GDLS
149:Dragoon APC
58:(GDLS) and
2837:Categories
2783:Motor pool
2699:Terrex ICV
2642:Piranha IV
2588:Panus R600
2578:OT-64 SKOT
2348:Mowag Puma
2343:Iveco Puma
2333:Pegaso BMR
2328:Patria 6Ă—6
2228:APS-3 Anoa
2145:URO VAMTAC
2009:Iveco Puma
1731:Bushmaster
1421:6 February
1384:6 February
1350:6 February
1316:6 February
1282:18 January
1255:23 January
1221:24 January
1187:6 February
1153:6 February
1119:6 February
1080:6 February
1046:24 January
1012:15 January
981:15 January
955:6 February
921:3 February
880:15 January
853:7 February
819:18 January
792:7 February
758:15 January
731:15 January
705:15 January
678:18 January
651:18 January
624:20 January
594:7 February
555:7 February
523:References
206:and M113.
192:Fort Lewis
2794:Navboxes:
2647:Piranha V
2583:Pandur II
2263:Didgori-3
2150:Unibuffel
1836:First Win
1811:Didgori-2
1806:Didgori-1
1796:Crocodile
1628:Scout car
1616:Overviews
275:Cockerill
200:TPz Fuchs
165:TPz Fuchs
153:Bionix 25
128:Fort Knox
122:Proposals
49:U.S. Army
47:), was a
2704:Type 07P
2516:Bumerang
2383:Tatrapan
2308:Pandur I
2293:Mbombe 6
2218:Al-Faris
2190:Wer'wolf
2014:OTT Puma
1954:Maverick
1944:Marauder
1781:Commando
1771:Cobra II
1751:Chaimite
1671:Akrep II
1416:24819853
1379:43985173
1345:43985149
1311:43984843
1250:43985396
1216:43984265
1182:43985163
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950:43985309
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589:43995956
550:43984647
495:See also
394:Variants
360:for the
175:and the
82:General
2776:Related
2767:JRVG-1A
2762:Piranha
2719:Type 96
2714:Type 19
2709:Type 08
2684:SuperAV
2664:Rosomak
2637:Piranha
2625:Stryker
2620:LAV III
2566:Lazar 3
2561:Lazar 2
2546:Kestrel
2536:Freccia
2441:Al-Fahd
2388:Typhoon
2283:Grizzly
2238:BTR-152
2175:VXB-170
2129:Timoney
2089:Senator
1989:Nimer-1
1964:Mohafiz
1959:MaxxPro
1949:Matador
1876:Igirigi
1861:Grizzly
1841:Gazelle
1801:CSK-181
1741:Casspir
1736:Cashuat
1715:Unicorn
1691:Bastion
1656:ABC-79M
1464:Stryker
249:LAV III
169:Dragoon
157:LAV 300
141:LAV III
68:Stryker
64:LAV III
2739:YP-408
2729:Wisent
2694:TAB-71
2689:TAB-63
2674:Saur 1
2603:LAV-25
2598:LAV II
2531:Enigma
2511:BTR-94
2506:BTR-90
2501:BTR-80
2496:BTR-70
2491:BTR-60
2423:WZ-551
2418:WZ-523
2378:SIBMAS
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