JOHN SEIDTS wrote:
> This would not be the first time the DOD bought a lemon. Remember the
> Sergeant York? Remember the Tiger Shark? Not every vehicle which enters
> the Army inventory becomes a legend. The whole FMTV fleet has had problems
> (from people I have talked to on the testing side) which have certainly
> brought it's present production model into question.
>
> And I have never seen the Pentagon jump up to say it was wrong about
> anything. And manufacturers with investors relying on their public image to
> keep their stock climbing aren't hot to admit design problems. That quoted
> article earlier sounded much more like a direct quote from press release
> than good investigative journalism. Rebuilding government vehicles and
> building vehicles with production bugs worked out is very different from
> tooling up to build a new vehicle. I think it is entirely probable for SSSS
> to be encountering some of the problems alluded to by other posts.
>
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