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Army pitting next-gen recovery vehicle against current model in testing
The Army is putting its upgraded armored recovery vehicle through live-fire testing to see how it holds up against the current system, according to the Pentagon's chief weapons tester. The Army kicked off full-on, system-level testing of the upgraded M88A3 Hercules and M88A2 in August, and it will run until sometime in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025. The goal is to assess how survivable and functional each system is in the face of “realis…
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