
If we were forced back to a sequestration level, it would be more than just the Blue Angels not doing air shows.
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If we were forced back to a sequestration level, it would be more than just the Blue Angels not doing air shows.

Well, got advice from folks out there around the globe that know what they are doing. So that is good to hear.

We certainly ought to be able to deal with issues like that apart from any BRAC round we might have.

Okay. And what is it going to show? Give us a sneak preview.

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The minimum Navy requirement for amphibious ships is 38. Combatant commanders need more than 50 amphibious ships on a day-to-day basis.

Mr. Secretary, you answered Senator Kaine's question about the troubling issue of the advanced weapons elevators.

I view that as unthinkable, and it would be irresponsible on the part of this Congress.

The $450 million that you asked about earlier----

Are we going to be glad we went with the EMALs and advanced arresting gear?