A total of 237 of a total of just over 400 workers on the General Dynamics [GD] Stryker combat vehicle line at Anniston Army Depot (ANAD), Ala., are being laid off as the company contract with the Army comes to an end and Army program and federal budget uncertainties cloud further work. General Dynamics works in a public-private partnership with ANAD to build and repair Stryker combat vehicles. The number of ANAD workers could drop farther to about 260 when…
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