Army’s $185.5 Billion FY ‘24 Budget Pushes Modernization Ahead Without ‘Wholesale’ Program Cuts

The Honorable Gabe Camarillo , Undersecretary of the Army, receives an orientation to the Transport Erector Launcher of the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon by members of the U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office and Lockheed Martin during a visit to Huntsville, Alabama on April 1, 2022. Photo: William King, U.S. Army Materiel Command.

By Matthew Beinart |
16 days ago |
03/13/2023

Also In This Issue:

The Army’s $185.5 billion budget request for fiscal year 2024 keeps the service’s modernization push “on track,” officials said, as it aims to continue moving new systems from development into production.

While the Army’s spending request is essentially…

Army’s $185.5 Billion FY ‘24 Budget Pushes Modernization Ahead Without ‘Wholesale’ Program Cuts

Recommended

Army Shifting $31.5 Billion In Budget To Fund ‘Vast Increases’ For Modernization Programs

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

Tactical Network Modernization Is ‘Absolutely Critical,’ Army Vice Chief Says

Esper: Futures Command To Cost $80 Million – $100 Million Per Year, Oversee $30 Billion Modernization Portfolio

Already a subscriber or registered user to Defense Daily?

Not a subscriber or a registered user yet?

Recommended

Army Shifting $31.5 Billion In Budget To Fund ‘Vast Increases’ For Modernization Programs

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

Tactical Network Modernization Is ‘Absolutely Critical,’ Army Vice Chief Says

Esper: Futures Command To Cost $80 Million – $100 Million Per Year, Oversee $30 Billion Modernization Portfolio