Latest US report from the Government Accountability Office concludes that only 8% of ground combat vehicles, and only 20% of ground support vehicles are "mission capable."

☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmygrad.ml · 9 days ago

Latest US report from the Government Accountability Office concludes that only 8% of ground combat vehicles, and only 20% of ground support vehicles are "mission capable."

WrongOnTheInternet [none/use name]@hexbear.net · 8 days ago

Single-source suppliers also contributed to shortages. This includes when only a single manufacturer supplies certain parts or materiel for a fleet of vehicles.

For example, Army officials reported that the Bradley program had more than 40 backordered fuel tanks due to long lead times of 7 months to 9 months for new orders.

According to these officials, the Army relies on a single supplier for fuel tanks across multiple fleets of vehicles,putting them in competition with each other for that manufacturer’scapacity to produce parts and materiel.

mudpuppy@hexbear.net · edit-2 8 days ago

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Latest US report from the Government Accountability Office concludes that only 8% of ground combat vehicles, and only 20% of ground support vehicles are "mission capable."

Latest US report from the Government Accountability Office concludes that only 8% of ground combat vehicles, and only 20% of ground support vehicles are "mission capable."

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