Heads up gents.
A little birdy informed me that a change of command was held at the AAV/ACV program office yesterday and that Colonel Moore was replaced by Colonel Garner.
I have no reason to believe that this is anything other than a long overdue replacement so that Colonel Moore can reacquaint himself with the fleet but it could also be seen by many that its finally dawned on HQMC that they've made a mess of Marine Corps armor.
I can hope but have less confidence that the new guy will re-examine the decision to "delay" the Marine Personnel Carrier program. Its extremely doubtful but I can hope.
Note: The Marine Corps is extremely publicity happy and image conscious. So when you do a quick Google search to confirm a tip and can't even find the program office (and what you do find leads to months old articles) that tells you something. The Marine Corps is basically hiding this office from public view. The pressure must really be damn near unbearable. Good!
A little birdy informed me that a change of command was held at the AAV/ACV program office yesterday and that Colonel Moore was replaced by Colonel Garner.
I have no reason to believe that this is anything other than a long overdue replacement so that Colonel Moore can reacquaint himself with the fleet but it could also be seen by many that its finally dawned on HQMC that they've made a mess of Marine Corps armor.
I can hope but have less confidence that the new guy will re-examine the decision to "delay" the Marine Personnel Carrier program. Its extremely doubtful but I can hope.
Note: The Marine Corps is extremely publicity happy and image conscious. So when you do a quick Google search to confirm a tip and can't even find the program office (and what you do find leads to months old articles) that tells you something. The Marine Corps is basically hiding this office from public view. The pressure must really be damn near unbearable. Good!
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