![This year the Army seeks $1.23 billion to buy 65 new UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters — 41 in the UH-60M utility configuration and 24 in the H-60M medical variation UH-60M Blackhawk |](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjzkLVA8FzQG-S22YBnzhMtr9wwAYUOYtqd7TCCnfkaM2JOyc6KO2SJDEWOGL4h6zCd1bk9Risr_WPIyo2-myvfs_Wn9bVMzlz4P8rItdbnltuaioHrb3IDuzpvwJqIeN7lWr_0/s200/uh-60m.jpg)
The Army’s cut of the $526.6 billion Defense Department 2014 budget request is $129.7 billion, with only 18%, $23.9 billion, going to procurement and research, development, testing and evaluation programs. Personnel needs will be getting the largest piece of the pie, 44%, or $56.6 billion.
As with the rest of the Pentagon budget, the Army request does not yet have a figure for overseas operations — mostly in Afghanistan. Documents accompanying the budget numbers stated the base budget request is $1.7 billion, almost 7% less than the fiscal 2013 request.
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