“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.

“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.

“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.

“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.

“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.

“Serious accidents” involving the US Army and Marine Corps (USMC) tactical vehicles are not on a steady rise but service leaders need to take several steps to mitigate future incidents, according to a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.

On 14 July GAO released a document outlining nine steps the services need to take to help mitigate injury and deaths from military tank and truck accidents.