The Senate confirmed Heidi Shyu to be the Army’s top weapons buyer after a senator stopped stalling a vote on her nomination because of concerns about a Russian arms firm. Shyu, who has been working as the acting assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics, and technology since June of 2011, now is cleared to serve the role in a formal capacity. The Senate approved Shyu’s and a slew of other confirmations in a late session that extended last Friday night…
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