One thing about this option is that they can take some of the current Bradley fleet that they want to phase out and use the chassis and certain components as the base for the new vehicles, possibly cutting overall costs.
The wikipedia entry for the Bradley makes mention of this as well.
I heard and watched a couple of interviews with Junger when he was on the promotional tour. A very interesting take on the problem, and some deeper psycho / social issues. It's on my ever growing list of must reads.
So, the USAF is willing to keep a design from the late 40's flying, but keeps trying to kill the A-10. Guess the sexy looking ones get all the attention. ;D
The Budweiser of Canadian beer.
At least these Humvees made it down in one piece, unlike the last video I saw where at least three pancaked into the ground when the chutes failed.
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