Optempo, anti-terrorism work requires more money, official says
Another budget supplemental will be necessary this year if the U.S. Army is to pay for the increased operating tempo and activities connected with the war on terrorism, the Army's chief budget officer said April 4. The Army's $90.9 billion budget for fiscal year 2003 only reflects the costs of core...
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