By Emelie Rutherford Army tactical-wheeled vehicles received ample funding in President Obama's $75.5 billion war-funding request, while procurement monies for items including tracked-combat vehicles dipped compared to recent years, a review of justification documents for the supplemental appropriations proposal shows. One defense analyst said he has "a number of ground-shaking concerns" after reviewing details that emerged this week on the proposed supplemental, which the White House sent to Congress late last week. The Obama administration, though, maintains the funding request…
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