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New equipment for the Army will cost billions. How will they use it?

By Jeff Martin

Apr 1, 2019

The U.S. Army is budgeting billions for new equipment over the next decade. But how will it be used? Find out from Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy.

About Jeff Martin

Jeff Martin is the Associate Editor for Multimedia and the host & producer of Defense News Weekly, airing online and on American Forces Network worldwide. In his role as Associate Editor, he reports worldwide on the military and defense industry and leads a market-leading multimedia team.

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