Colonel Glenn Dean, program manager for the U.S. Army’s Stryker combat vehicle, has said the service intends to integrate new vehicle protection technologies to its combat fleet by 2020, Defense News reports.
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Artis LLC's Iron Curtain Active Protection System on a Stryker is no longer a competitor (Photo: US Army)
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