The Army has selected BAE Systems to build its fleet of Medium Mine Protected Vehicles in a deal potentially worth $2.2 billion to produce more than 2,000 armored trucks, handing the builder of the RG33 blast-proof truck a chance at grabbing an even larger portion of the vast sums the Pentagon is spending to protect troops from roadside bombs. On Dec. 19, the Army's TACOM Lifecycle Management Command, Warren, MI, awarded BAE Systems a $20 million contract for nine Medium...
