Although it is eying a potential alternative, the Marine Corps is not pulling out of a joint effort to develop an off-road version of the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle, Marine Commandant Gen. James Conway said today. Conway said his service is not "divorcing" from the MRAP-All Terrain Vehicle program. But he added the service would decide where to "park" its money as both the M-ATV and the service's alternative option develop. He spoke to an audience assembled by the...
