Gen. James Pasquarette

‘No More Fruit’ In Army’s Budget Tree: McConville

The Army’s prioritized so ruthlessly that the top 11 percent of  programs will get 50 percent of the funding. The other 89 percent can’t take any more cuts without it killing them.

Army Will Protect Key Weapons From Post-COVID Cuts: Pasquarette

When defense budgets fell in the past, “the easy button” has been cutting modernization to protect manpower and readiness, Lt. Gen. James Pasquarette says. “It's going to be different this time." around.”

Congress’ Budget Gridlock Threatens Army Hypersonics

“As long as we get an appropriation by the beginning of the calendar year, I think we’ll be okay," the Army's chief of budget planning said.

Can Army Control Costs Of Its New Weapons?

With 10 major programs ramping up from prototypes to mass production by 2026, the Army can’t just count on “Night Court” cuts to free up sufficient funds, warned the service’s three-star chief of budget planning.

Digital Arsenal: Army Inches Forward On Electronic Warfare

To counter Russia's electronic warfare battalions, the Army wants to field a revolutionary EW weapon by 2023. But how do they get there?

Army Leaders Seek Budget Input From Beyond The Pentagon

“When I was here before,” said Lt. Gen. James Pasquarette, who returned to the Pentagon last week for his fifth tour there, “the four-star commanders around the Army had no say, no input. They’re in the room now when the big decisions are made.”