This thread's for all the facepalm, WTF were you thinking, why are we doing this type stuff that we all see...
I'll start it off.
Armored vehicle lets troops use PowerPoint on the battlefield
"The Stryker, an eight-wheeled armored vehicle used almost exclusively by the U.S. Army, has had a tumultuous history. But now, according to an Army release, it might have found a new calling as a specially outfitted command vehicle that will give troops inside unprecedented communications capabilities."
I'll start it off.
Armored vehicle lets troops use PowerPoint on the battlefield
"The Stryker, an eight-wheeled armored vehicle used almost exclusively by the U.S. Army, has had a tumultuous history. But now, according to an Army release, it might have found a new calling as a specially outfitted command vehicle that will give troops inside unprecedented communications capabilities."