More On Budget

The Army may be returning to the pre-9/11 years when readiness was reserved for a handful of select units.

The Pentagon will review furlough plans if Congress includes an appropriations bill for the DoD in its continuing resolution.

Defense Secretary Hagel announced that about 680,000 civilians in the DoD will be subject to 11 days of furlough.

DoD's possible plan to axe 6,300 civilian employees next year may be just the "tip of the iceburg."

Managers will reach out to servicemembers and civilian workers to explain contingency plans in case of a government shutdown.

The Pentagon advised all services to cancel TDY assignments for military personnel attending professional development schools...

Army leaders are preparing for the worst-case budget scenario, unsure whether Congress will act to avert automatic cuts.

A historically unproductive Congress is running out of days this calendar year to approve the defense budget.