Original sentence: Army argues that the comparison with armored tanks is inappropriate, since Strykers have been primarily deployed in foot infantry units which had previously relied on unarmored trucks and [High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle|humvees] for mobility.Documented testimony of the officers and men using the Stryker have been supportive of the vehicle and its protection.Much of the controversy centers around the Stryker's not being an Infantry Fighting Vehicle IFV in the mode of the M2 Bradley.Other criticism is specific to the Stryker, with complaints concerning various Stryker features.Rollover is a greater risk with the Stryker relative to other transport vehicles, due to the Styker's higher center of gravity.Seen from this perspective, Strykers should be seen as an enhancement to the protection of unarmored formations and not the reverse.Some criticism of the Stryker continues a decades-long ongoing debate issues concerning whether tracked or wheeled vehicles are more effective.The Stryker lacks heavy armor protection and its wheels provide less off-road mobility than tracks.The high center of gravity was a deliberate design choice as an anti-mine/IED measure
Edited sentence: Army counters that this should be seen as an enhancement to the protection of its unarmored formations and not the reverse.Army counters this argument by noting that the units being converted were foot infantry using unarmored trucks and humvees for mobility.Documented testimony of the officers and men using the Stryker have been very supportive of the vehicle and its protection.However, the Stryker has revived some age-old issues concerning whether tracked or wheeled vehicles are more effective, as well as specific complaints concerning various Stryker features.Much of the controversy centers around the Stryker not being an Infantry Fighting Vehicle IFV in the mode of the M2 Bradley in the case of heavy armor protection and tracks' improved off-road mobility.Roll over with the vehicle is more possible given the Styker's higher center of gravity, a deliberate design choice as an anti-mine/IED measure.The U