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U.S. Army spends $18M turning cavalry regiment into tank brigade

The U.S. Army is spending about $18 million to repair and refit equipment needed to convert a cavalry regiment into a tank brigade. The funding supports restoration and preparation of armored vehicles and associated materiel so the reorganized unit can field heavier combat power, rather than purchasing an entirely new brigade's equipment from scratch. The effort illustrates the cost and logistical work involved in force-structure changes, but the amount covers a defined equipment action and should not be interpreted as the total cost of personnel, training, facilities, sustainment, and long-term brigade readiness.

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