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What Is M1A2 Abrams's Fully Mission Capable?
Demonstrated high level of expertise by coordinating with Item Managers and Depots for the release of critical Class IX repair parts, resulting in the Division's previous Fully Mission Capable (FMC) percentage for M1A2 Abrams Main Battle Tank rising from 83 to 91 percent and the free issue of tentage, camouflage, and BII saving the Division $500,000.00 in cost
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