By Ann Roosevelt For the past three years, the Army chief of staff has talked about the service being out of "balance," being so weighed down by current commitments that it couldn't do what was necessary to sustain the force for the long term, and have the strategic flexibility to do other things. However, Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey said that's changing. "With this [fiscal year] '11 budget...contains the resources to basically finish what we set out to do…
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