The Lynx XM30 is making its case to be the US Army’s Bradley replacement

One of the U.S. Army’s next-gen combat vehicle prototypes is finally being seen and operated by the service members who will one day steer the final product. American Rheinmetall , one of two defense companies chosen to develop replacements for the Army’s M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle , announced in September the delivery of its Lynx XM30 prototype to the service. The Army conducted initial safety tests before allowing soldiers to join the trial-and-error phase. “Now it’s in soldiers’ hands,” said Chris Haag, vice president of business development and strategy at Rheinmetall. “Seeing their eyes…