The Army has found wheeled medical vehicles "unsuitable" to support its armored brigade combat teams, according to a recent report to Congress poised to become the latest volley in the service's conflict with General Dynamics Land Systems over an infantry carrier replacement program worth up to $12.8 billion. The Army report , which was scheduled to be briefed Tuesday on Capitol Hill, does not mince words. "Wheeled medical vehicles are unsuitable for ABCTs due to the instability to maneuver with...
