General Dunford, how much funding has been pledged by NATO allies and coalition partners to sustain the ANSF?

General Dunford, have we solved their pay issues?

General Dunford, what conditions will the United States consider when determining the extent of further U.S. troop drawdowns?

General Dunford, with the dramatic increase in Green [Afghan]-on-Blue [coalition] attacks this year, what actions have been taken to limit these kinds of attacks?

General Dunford, were all ANSF personnel fully vetted or were short cuts taken to ensure we could rapidly grow the ANA and the ALP?

General Dunford, what is the current attrition rate as well as the impact of that attrition rate?

General Dunford, what is their operation tempo?

General Dunford, if security conditions do not improve sufficiently by December 2014, will all U.S. combat forces be withdrawn nevertheless by that date?

General Dunford, will the ANSF be ready by the summer 2013 and December 2014 timelines? What are our options if they are not ready?

General Dunford, do you believe we have turned the tide or do you foresee more of these Green-on-Blue attacks?

Any decrease in funding to such an efficient and closely managed force is certain to have an effect on our readiness.

I think whenever you have an agreement that is going to propel action here in Congress later on, that we really should have direct congressional involvement.

Suicide prevention and resiliency training is a top priority for the National Guard.

General Kelly, we are already assuming risks with the reduction of the DOD budget, but if sequestration takes effect, how much more risk would be involved and can we adequately meet the requirements of our national defense strategy?

Sequestration would seriously disrupt the Air Force forces and programs.

Some alternative fuels, such as biofuels, cost five to eight times as much as conventional fuels, with no guarantee that market forces will bring these costs down.

Sequestration will be devastating to our national defense, the military, and our defense industrial base.

Prolonging production of the F-35 results in a small overall increase to the cost of the program.