Soldiers in the field need the right equipment to be successful. A tank that is too heavy to cross a bridge or maneuver through rough terrain and high altitudes can have a serious impact on mission success. Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins explains.
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On an April 2018 visit to the RDECOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center, Secretary of the Army Dr. Mark T. Esper drives the fuel cell-equipped Chevy Colorado ZH2 demonstrator. The center leverages General Motors’ fuel cell and off-road technologies in developing Army vehicles that are safer and more powerful. (Picture source: U.S. Army/Carl Jones II)
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