I'm very pleased to join you in welcoming General O'Reilly to be here today to testify before our subcommittee.
We thank you for your leadership, and for being prepared to move quickly when the time is right, to try to provide that ...
I appreciate the good work done by the USFS, not only in managing the Federal forest lands in our State, but the nationa...
If you've been watching television, we've had huge damage done to forests, businesses, and homes in our State of Mississ...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for holding this important hearing today.
One decision that has been made by the Department relates to the SPR. In our State of Mississippi, that program is dead ...
I am pleased to notice that it is recommended that nuclear energy continue to have a place in the national strategy.
not effective, suitable and not survivable in combat
The ability to conduct an amphibious assault against a defended shoreline is the core competency that distinguishes our ...
Is the amphibious assault mission still relevant for the future, and what about the point I made about 10 miles versus 2...
If it turns out it was a $15 million vehicle instead of $12 million vehicle, it becomes a dicier choice, doesn't it?
We must maintain our capability to project power--and that includes projecting power in the face of armed opposition.
The prime contractor of the EFV very vigorously disagrees with the decision of DOD.
So what is the answer?
Gentlemen, I'm learning a lot today, and I guess that's the point of these hearings.
The case for termination was made by citing the affordability of the EFV, not whether the EFV would be reliable and capa...
Yes, we're going to get a slower vehicle and a less capable vehicle for sure.
Lieutenant General Flynn, won't an improved AAV that will be in service for a long time together with the new ACV leave ...