According to its commander, the army does not have a billion-dollar deficit, but rather a liquidity crunch. As a result, payments will have to be deferred to the following year in the current year and ...

WSJ’s Greg Jaffe [$] reports on the small ways the war in Iraq is causing the Army’s equipment costs to skyrocket: Of the $1.9 trillion the U.S. spent on weaponry in that period, adjusted for ...

Installation operations and quality of life programs for soldiers and their families would be affected worldwide if the Army doesn’t receive additional funding from Congress soon, a senior officer ...

ARMY R&D: Only 25 percent of the U.S. Army's budget goes to research, development and acquisition, compared with 38 percent in the Navy and 43 percent in the Air Force, Army boosters tell legislative ...

The Army has warned program managers to prepare for a possible money crunch if President Bush vetoes an emergency war spending bill that calls for the eventual withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq.