By Ann Roosevelt FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.--For seven years the Army has worked to sustain, prepare, reset and train its soldiers for ongoing operations, and that momentum must continue, according to the Army Vice Chief of Staff. "Everyone here in this room understands that improving the capabilities of our soldiers, our Army, the men and women who face the greatest risk and bear the greatest burden in the defense of this nation must be, will be, a national imperative," Cody said…
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