By Ann Roosevelt In December, a Milestone C initial production review will be held for the Non-Line of Sight Cannon (NLOS-C), the first of the manned ground vehicles planned for the Army Future Combat System (FCS), officials said. The 155mm auto-loading cannon NLOS-C prototype, built by BAE Systems, is teamed with General Dynamics [GD] to produce eight manned ground vehicles for the Army FCS program managed by Boeing [BA] andSAIC [SAI]. "We have a milestone coming up in December, for…
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