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Gen. Murray: ‘Too Early To Say’ If New Admin Will Adjust Army’s Modernization Plans

Gen. Murray: ‘Too Early To Say’ If New Admin Will Adjust Army’s Modernization Plans
Gen. Mike Murray, Commanding General of U.S. Army Futures Command discuss the future of the U.S. Army modernization and Futures Command during the National Partner Luncheon during this year's Association of the United States Army annual conference on Oct. 10, 2018, in Washington D.C.

The head of Army Futures Command said Monday it’s “too early to say” if the Biden administration will look to adjust the service’s modernization plans, while adding he’s confident the Army will be able to stick with its full slate of future weapon systems programs facing a tighter budget environment.  “We fully understand that a new administration coming in is going to bring new priorities, or as a minimum a reprioritization of the things we’re working on. So there’s going…

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