The Army’s next-generation infantry combat vehicle program, the XM30, would see a $514 million cut if the House Appropriations defense subcommittee gets its way in fiscal year 2027. A report accompanying the panel’s version of the FY-27 defense spending bill obtained by Inside Defense would leave the Army with just $33.1 million in procurement funds for XM30, with defense appropriators calling the bulk of the service’s request “early to need.” The Army originally submitted a $547 million funding...