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• Video: Pentagon plans to shrink size of US army
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• UPDATE 1-US Army asks for bids on Humvee replacement trucks
  (Adds reaction from possible bidders) WASHINGTON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. Army onThursday released a request for proposals for amultibillion-dollar program to replace its workhorse fleet ofHumvee trucks, ... […]
• 'Obama's praise of US army sickening'
  A prominent political analyst says US President Barack Obama's praise of the “courage, selflessness and teamwork” of America's Armed Forces in his State of the Union address was “sickening and laughable.” […]
• US Army chief comfortable with brigade cuts
  The number of combat brigades will be cut from 45 to as few as 32, as the Pentagon restructures its forces in hopes of cutting costs and reducing servicemen by about 80,000 soldiers, the Associated Press reported. read more […]
• US Army chief 'comfortable' with cuts to force
  U.S. Army chief General Raymond Odierno said he was "comfortable" about plans to slash brigades as the Pentagon prepares to announce $260 million defense cuts. […]
• US army chief at ease with smaller force, eyes Asia
  WASHINGTON, Jan 26 — The US Army chief told Reuters on the eve of a major Pentagon budget announcement that he's comfortable with plans to shrink the size of his force and shift the military's focus to Asia, saying the Army will remain relevant and capable. General Raymond Odierno, chief of staff of the Army, declined to disclose figures the ... […]
• US Army to cut combat brigades
  THE US Army plans to slash its number of combat brigades from 45 to as few as 32, according to US officials familiar with the plans. […]
• US Army to slash 13 brigades, 80,000 troops as part of budget cuts
  As President Obama says the US is "turning the page" after killing Osama bin Laden, the Army plans to reduce its force strengths, perhaps leaving it unable to fight two wars at once. read more […]
• US army panel advises trial in Afghanistan suicide
  An investigative hearing has recommended that an American soldier be court-martialed over hazing that led to a fellow infantryman's suicide in Afghanistan, the U.S, military said Monday. […]
• US Army burns off final chemical weapons in Utah
  Gary McCloskey may have destroyed more chemical weapons than any man alive, but he barely reacted when the final weapons from the world's largest stockpile of warfare agents came out of an incinerator. […]