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Ashley Tressel

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Pandemic delays 2020 Joint Assault Bridge testing

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By Ashley Tressel
| Inside Defense
Testing for the Army's Joint Assault Bridge program was moved from September to November of this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the service said this week. In a statement provided to Inside Defense, Elizabeth Miller, product manager for bridging within the Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support said, "Test events are progressing well" and all test activities will end Nov. 25.
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Army receives first ISV delivery at Milford

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By Ashley Tressel
| Inside Defense
GM Defense today completed the first delivery of the Infantry Squad Vehicle to the Army at Milford Proving Ground, MI, as part of a $214 million contract. The ISV is a light all-terrain troop carrier that can transport a nine-soldier infantry squad and its equipment. Under the contract awarded in June, GM Defense will build 649 ISVs. The total planned quantity is 2,065 vehicles over eight years with additional authorization, according to the company.
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FLIR looking to get in on OMFV competition

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By Ashley Tressel
| Inside Defense
FLIR Systems executives on a media call today said the company has technology that would be applicable to the Army's Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program and is interested in potentially joining in on a vehicle in the future. "We are certainly open to teaming on OMFV and providing that technology to various partners," Tom Frost, vice president and general manager of unmanned ground systems and integrated solutions, said.
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