U.S. Army begins receiving money for Patriot improvements
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - The U.S. Army has begun receiving money from the Pentagon to fix flaws that surfaced in the Patriot system during the Iraq war, according to service officials. The Army developed a reprogramming plan that transfers millions of dollars from various programs to pay for such things...
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