Military Logistics
US Army looks beyond SUSV
The US Army is exploring the potential of an all-terrain type vehicle that could perform missions similar to those of the currently fielded Small Unit Support Vehicle (SUSV) in arctic and alpine environments.
Interest in the platform, which is currently identified as the Joint All-Weather All-Terrain Support Vehicle (JAASV), surfaced ...
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