The Army is eying plans to reprogram nearly half of its budget for the on-the-move network backbone system known as Warfighter Information Network Tactical Increment 2, a move that might signal a larger shift in the service's equipping strategy, according to officials. While the Army has said nothing publicly about the motivation for the nearly $415 million planned cut to WIN-T, several service officials behind the scenes say a strategy is at work which focuses on only buying what is...
