By Ann Roosevelt It is "unlikely the remainder" of the Army's top modernization program, the $160 billion Future Combat Systems (FCS), in the sixth year of a 10-year program can be executed as planned, a top Government Accountability Office (GAO) official told a House Armed Services Committee (HASC) panel yesterday. "We're not here throwing rocks," panel Chairman Neil Abercrombie (D-Hawaii) said at the sparsely attended hearing. "We're not here to beat anybody up...that's not the issue here, these are life…
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