The Army's efforts to develop systems to counter evolving threats, such as rocket-propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles, may be limited by "budgetary restraints," according to a report recently sent to Congress. The Aug. 23 Congressional Research Service report , which was originally obtained by Secrecy News, states that the Army is currently attempting to develop the Active Protection System as a non-developmental item, as well as the Modular Active Protection System. According to the report, APS funding is included...
