The Army is adjusting its science and technology portfolio to invest in mid- and far-term efforts, demonstrating a new focus on deterring strategic competitors, according to the deputy assistant secretary of the Army for research and technology. Thomas Russell testified before the House Armed Services emerging threats and capabilities subcommittee March 14 on the fiscal year 2019 S&T budget request. He noted that the Army has redirected more than $1 billion from near-term projects, impacting FY-19 to FY-23. The change...
