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Facing potential tighter budgets in the coming years, the Army will look at assessing readiness requirements to save funds along with its “borderline contentious” divestiture decisions in the near future, the service’s secretary said Wednesday. “The Army, we’re always there. We’re in Detroit or we’re in Baghdad. We’re everywhere. Now, we’re trying to put some left and right limits to that because we have to bring on all these new weapon systems. We make $40 billion of investments a year,…
