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Army Official Spells Out Questions To Help Determine The Army Future

Defense Daily Staff

Monday, July 7th, 2014

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Army Official Spells Out Questions To Help Determine The Army Future

Under Secretary of the Army Brad Carson Photo: U.S. Army

The Under Secretary of the Army recently said questions about planning, force sizing and readiness need to be considered by the Defense Department, the Army and its supporters and conclusions clearly laid out so Congress, industry and the taxpayer understand. In extemporaneous remarks on his first visit to an AUSA Institute of Land Warfare Breakfast June 26, Brad Carson offered the mostly industry/military audience a few of the questions being pondered in the Pentagon and that “animate” him in hopes…

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