Army to Undergo Massive Restructuring, Cutting Billions
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The US Army is undergoing a major restructuring plan to create a "leaner, more lethal force," involving the merger or closure of headquarters, elimination of outdated equipment like Humvees, and a reduction of up to 1,000 Pentagon staff. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth aims to save nearly $40 billion over five years. The plan includes combining commands like Army Futures and Training & Doctrine Commands, and shifting personnel to field units. While staff positions will be reduced, the overall Army size will remain unchanged. However, congressional approval is crucial, given past resistance to similar cuts.
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