the Army has operated at a demanding pace for the last 8 years and . . . the strain has placed the Army out of balance.
The practical impact of a moratorium would be the same as the repeal of the current law.
General Casey, how is equipment that was rushed to Iraq, like MRAP vehicles, being incorporated into the Army's vehicle ...
General Casey, you have put forward the goal of increasing dwell time for soldiers so that they spend 2 years at home fo...
Do you agree with General Reno's recommendation?
Among my concerns here is whether the Navy and Marine Corps will be equipped with the F-35 in time to have the capabilit...
I agree with their assessment and concur with Secretary Gates' view that, as a result of the shortcomings revealed by th...
I'd like to know what the Navy's current appraisal of that 'strike-fighter gap' is and what steps it is taking under its...
The President's proposed budget for the fiscal year 2011 Defense Health Program (DHP) provides the Army $285 million for...
What specific findings, if any, have been helpful in improving prevention strategies?
General Casey, what effect will continuing humanitarian operations in Haiti have on the Army's continuing missions in Af...
Secretary McHugh and General Casey, please provide a comprehensive list and description of policy and program actions wh...
the current law and DADT policy has not negatively impacted the Army's ability to increase end strength
General Casey, the President's 2011 budget request ends production of the Humvee line of vehicles.
I also want to commend the thousands of men and women of the Navy and Marine Corps who deployed to Haiti within just a f...
I think that the current policy is working and changes to it would have to be carefully considered.
As I pointed out before, recruitment and retention is at an all-time high in the history of the All-Volunteer Force, and...
Of course, since they have to implement your personnel policies, and are given that responsibility, it seems to me they ...
