STRYKER STRUGGLE
9 Jan 2003
By cjmilcom
STRYKER STRUGGLE The Washington Post details the tug of war between Congress and the Pentagon over the controversial Stryker light armored vehicle. Rumsfeld's people want to delay the introduction of two more Stryker brigades until next year. But Senate Appropriations chiefs want their Strykers now.
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