Army Bradley Replacement Safe from Sequestration
By Matthew Cox on Friday, March 1st, 2013 ![]()
The Army’s Ground Combat Vehicle will likely survive the next decade of mandatory defense spending cuts if acquisition officials get there way.

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The Army’s Ground Combat Vehicle will likely survive the next decade of mandatory defense spending cuts if acquisition officials get there way.
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Oskhosh, AM General and Lockheed Martin executives don’t expect a delay to significantly harm the Humvee replacement program.
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Army Gen. Dennis Via explains the need to keep the defense industrial base afloat through an added boon of foreign military sales.
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The Army needs to make its supply chain more efficient to take advantage of the money that is left.
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Army leaders recognize the need to streamline the requirements process to get draft request for proposals into the hands of defense execs faster.
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The Army’s G-8 warns that Congress will have no choice but to go through another BRAC should sequestration occur.
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Army leaders don’t expect budget cuts to affect plans to add a third maneuver battalion and engineer support to its BCTs.
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Budget cuts and travel restrictions will likely motivate AUSA to move its winter meeting closer to an Army post in future years.
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The desert exercises that Army leaders have lauded for saving the service billions in acquisition dollars is set to face cost and manpower scrutiny.
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Army chief of staff details the force strength cuts his service will have to sustain if sequestration is enacted.
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Army chief of staff says training funds will get slashed by sequestration meaning fewer units will be ready to deploy.
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The U.S. Army’s Joint Tactical Radio System dismounted radios will soon be upgraded with increased satellite capability.
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The UK MOD recently adopted the Glock 17 as its new service pistol, a move that underscores the role that handguns still play in modern combat.
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Army briefing slides for an upcoming White House meeting go into detail about the impacts Sequestration cuts will have on the Army’s ability to fight in the near term.
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Army forced to add six months to TD phase in the face of wave of budget cuts.
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The new defense strategy and the success of Iron Dome has put the focus back on missile defense in the U.S.
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The Army’s replacement for the Bradley fighting vehicle is likely to be cut by $150 million next year.
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Marine Corps and Army leaders will meet Dec. 13 to discuss MRAP requirements for each service.
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The Army’s high-priority battle wagon, the Ground Combat Vehicle, is likely to weigh as much as 84 tons, making it the heaviest armored vehicle on the battlefield.
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Army Chief of Staff Ray Odierno announces Army, Marine and SOCOM plans to stand up what sounds like a rival to the Air Force and Navy’s Air Sea Battle concept.