FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Army Considers Trading Armor for Speed

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Robert serge

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Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 13:45:34 +0000
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To: rserge@live.com
Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Army Considers Trading Armor for Speed

12 February 2014 Army Considers Trading Armor for Speed For the past decade, armor protection has dominated U.S. combat vehicle programs. Now, maneuver officials are breaking with that tradition, abandoning armor for highly transportable, all-terrain vehicles. Read More More Stories at Military.com Army IDs More Than 500 Senior NCOs for Separation Survey Finds Most Military Spouses Underemployed Mother Searches for Answers in Okinawa Marine's Death Military Spouses Learn How to Run for Office Time Running Out on Former Comfort Women's Quest House Votes to Repeal COLA Cuts Top SEAL Says Afghan Training Mission Going Well Nuke Reform Drive Features Ideas Tried 5 Years Ago US Said to Mull Shifting Afghanistan Exit Plans Ventura: 'American Sniper' Suit Not Aimed at Widow US Destroyer Arrives in Spain for NATO Shield C-17 Makes Emergency Landing in Romania Fit Blog: Tactical Fitness 'Dirty Dozen' Test Spouse: Sexy Skype for Valentine's Day POW Receives Medal Seven Decades Later Governor Recognizes Army Reserve Soldier CG Assists Sinking Fishing Vessel, Saves Crew Marine Enlists Son via Webcam from Afghanistan USS Germantown CMC Relief Made Permanent See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia The Montford Point Marines -- the first African-Americans allowed to join the Marine Corps -- first fought in what war? Play Video of the Day Delta Force Abducts Terror Suspect Watch Now | See More Videos

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