An Army Infantry Squad Vehicle sells for $1 million to benefit the Medal of Honor Foundation
A vehicle designed for the Army has been sold to a civilian buyer. The buyer, a well-known figure in the NASCAR world, purchased the vehicle for $1 million. This sale will benefit a foundation that honors medal recipients.
The vehicle in question is a new type of tactical vehicle, based on a commercial truck model. It was chosen by the Army to fulfill a specific need. Further details about this vehicle and its potential for commercial sale are available from the source.
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