[Cannoneer No. 4]

Back from war, Stryker vehicles get refit

Why Stryker Succeeded

Jungle Law [AMAZING report from Iraq]

Strykers Get The Job Done

Stryker Crews Find New Vehicles Can Take A Punch

Stryker Brigade lands in Kuwait (Welcome To the War, Boys)

Army's Stryker vehicle a "strykeout"

[Little Pig]

Maybe, but that "tornado fence" they had to put on the thing still looks silly, even if it did work.

[Cannoneer No. 4]

Stryker Brigade Combat Team Tactical Studies Group (Chairborne)

[Darksheare]

Wonder what they mean by 'rebuilt'?
"Rebuilt" can mean a bunch of different things depending upon who is asked.
(My old motors section would say 'rebuilt' means taken down to the frame and put back together.)

[StarCMC]

Like most new military vehicles, they received a lot of criticism for being too expensive, too fragile, too heavy, too big and unsuited to the task.

I spoke with a returning Stryker Brigade hero last month. He told me of a time when they were rolling thru a city street with buildings on each side. There was an explosion, and the buildings on both sides of them were levelled....and they kept rolling right along. IMHO - they are only too expensive if they don't work.

[mrmargaritaville]

I'm ready for a new tv show on either MTV or the Pentagon Channel:

Pimp my Stryker.

Trick them out, spinning wheels, fancy paint, DVD players etc.

[plustaticman]

Most of the guys who I went to war with, those who stayed in, wanted to stay Stryker. Even the guys who grew up on Bradleys and Tanks.