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The US Army is preparing to select a new infantry fighting vehicle to replace the Bradley, with two finalists: General Dynamics Land Systems and American Rheinmetall Vehicles. The new vehicle, known as XM30, will serve as the backbone of the Army's armored formations. The selection process is underway, with Michigan emerging as a hub for the program.
The new combat vehicle will play a crucial role in the US Army's armored formations for decades to come, replacing the Bradley after over 40 years of service. The selection of the XM30 program's winner will have significant implications for the Army's modernization efforts.
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