The House Armed Services Committee's fiscal year 2014 defense authorization bill would limit funding for the Stryker combat vehicle until the Army addresses issues with $900 million in unused spare parts. The committee's concerns stem from a Defense Department inspector general report released late last year stating that the Army, due to mismanagement, had accumulated nearly $900 million in Stryker replacement parts at a facility in Auburn, WA, with much of the gear becoming outdated even as the service continued...
