05.05.2004, 13:41
Tja soviel zum Erfolg des Stryker's im Irak, man setzt ihm nur im Norden ein, weill nicht so gefährlich. Außerdem ist er zu dünn gepanzert na super, Da lob ich mir meinen szu schweren GTK Boxer, der immerhin nicht so ein fahrender Sarg ist.
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Zitat:Sources say that the Army brass back in Washington have not yet concurred with that. The problem: the rubber-tire Strykers are thin-skinned and don't maneuver through dangerous streets as well as the fast-pivoting, treaded Bradley. According to a well-placed Defense Department source, the Army is so worried about the Stryker's vulnerability that most of the 300-vehicle brigade currently in Iraq has been deployed up in the safer Kurdish region around Mosul. "Any further south, and the Army was afraid the Arabs would light them up," he said.