Ford Motor Co. is pursuing what could be its biggest military contract in decades as it competes to build a new tactical truck for the U.S. Army.The automaker has secured a Department of War contract to develop three prototypes based on its F-Series Super Duty pickups, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.The competition comes as the Pentagon taps automakers to replenish and modernize military equipment strained by global conflicts, according to the outlet."We are excited to start work on this Army contract and look forward to delivering several incredibly capable vehicle types that demonst...
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