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Army Leadership Discussing FCS Future, Officials Says

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Friday, May 23rd, 2008

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By Ann Roosevelt FT. BLISS, Texas--In close-hold meetings, the Army is rigorously examining options for its major multi-billion modernization program, the Future Combat Systems (FCS), an official said. "Senior Army leaders are considering what to do about cuts and how to accelerate FCS," Col. Gregory Martin, chief of the Director's Initiatives Group in G-8, said during a media day where soldiers showed the FCS technologies they've been training with that are being evaluated for use by the current force. Leaders…

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