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AUSA 2018: Army pursues expanded vision for NGCV

7th October 2018 - 13:00 GMT | by Scott Gourley in Washington DC

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The US Army is implementing a significant change to its Next Generation Combat Vehicle (NGCV) programme.

A new expanded structure was unveiled during a breakout session at the recent 2018 Maneuver Warfighter Conference, held at the Maneuver Center of Excellence, Ft. Benning, Georgia.

In a briefing hosted by Brig Gen Ross Coffman, director of the army’s NGCV Cross Functional Team, attendees learned that the NGCV programme is taking a new direction, expanding beyond the manned and unmanned platform elements that had been incorporated previously in the NGCV portfolio to encompass a broader spectrum of both current and notional systems.

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