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Army Details 20 Programs Cut, Reduced Or Delayed In FY ’21 Budget Request

Army Details 20 Programs Cut, Reduced Or Delayed In FY ’21 Budget Request
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The Army on Thursday detailed 20 programs it cut, delayed or reduced in its new budget request, with the list accounting for $1.13 billion of the $2.4 billion the service realigned to bolster modernization efforts in fiscal year 2021.  Officials provided the list to reporters which names of 10 program cuts totaling $314.8 million and another 10 delayed or reduced efforts covering $815.8 million. The cuts come from the Army’s “night court” review process, which looks to find savings from…

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