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U.S. military vehicles hit by flaw

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Cracked armor scandal: U.S. military vehicles hit by flaw

Bloomberg, citing sources within the metallurgical holding company Evraz North America Inc., revealed issues with the armor of American military vehicles, particularly the JLTV. The armor, produced in a factory owned by a Russian national,

Daily Wrap on MSN · 1d

American military's armor scandal: Faulty plates expose cracks

Bloomberg, citing sources within the metallurgical holding company Evraz North America Inc., revealed issues with the armour of American military vehicles, JLTV. Their armour, coming from a factory owned by a Russian,

Dagens.com (CA) on MSN · 1d

Russian-Owned Factory Behind Faulty Armor Used by U.S. Military Vehicles

Military vehicles are built to withstand extreme conditions, but sometimes even the strongest designs can have hidden flaws. The JLTV (Joint Light Tactical Vehicle), a modern replacement for the military’s aging Humvees,

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Armor Plates for US Army Vehicles Never Passed Required Test

An internal probe by Evraz North America found that employees at a Russian-owned steel plant in Oregon sometimes bypassed a ...

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US Army upgrades Strykers, inducts next-gen combat vehicles to replace Humvees

The US Army is modernizing with over 600 next-gen vehicles, including 324 upgraded Stryker armored vehicles and 300 Light ...

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Tariff Threats May Push VW Back Into Military Manufacturing

Volkswagen’s experience with military vehicles stems back to the Second World War. After WWII, they were involved in ...

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Armour plates for US army vehicles never passed quality control tests, Russian firm falsified data: Report

An internal probe by Evraz North America found that employees at a Russian-owned steel plant in Oregon sometimes bypassed a ...

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Trump demands return of US military equipment left in Afghanistan

Trump’s proposal to retrieve military equipment could lead to re-invading Afghanistan, experts sayWASHINGTON: US President ...

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