The Army’s Ground Combat Vehicle will likely survive the next decade of mandatory defense spending cuts if acquisition officials get there way.

Oskhosh, AM General and Lockheed Martin executives don’t expect a delay to significantly harm the Humvee replacement program.

Army Gen. Dennis Via explains the need to keep the defense industrial base afloat through an added boon of foreign military sales.

The Army needs to make its supply chain more efficient to take advantage of the money that is left.

Army leaders recognize the need to streamline the requirements process to get draft request for proposals into the hands of defense execs faster.

The Army’s G-8 warns that Congress will have no choice but to go through another BRAC should sequestration occur.

Army leaders don’t expect budget cuts to affect plans to add a third maneuver battalion and engineer support to its BCTs.

Budget cuts and travel restrictions will likely motivate AUSA to move its winter meeting closer to an Army post in future years.

The desert exercises that Army leaders have lauded for saving the service billions in acquisition dollars is set to face cost and manpower scrutiny.

Army chief of staff details the force strength cuts his service will have to sustain if sequestration is enacted.

Army chief of staff says training funds will get slashed by sequestration meaning fewer units will be ready to deploy.

The U.S. Army’s Joint Tactical Radio System dismounted radios will soon be upgraded with increased satellite capability.

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.

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.

Army forced to add six months to TD phase in the face of wave of budget cuts.

The new defense strategy and the success of Iron Dome has put the focus back on missile defense in the U.S.

The Army’s replacement for the Bradley fighting vehicle is likely to be cut by $150 million next year.

Marine Corps and Army leaders will meet Dec. 13 to discuss MRAP requirements for each service.

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.

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.