Duncan Hunter: “we are not going to be in a big air war again, we are not going to be in any more pitched naval battles.”

But they also cut another $700 million past that, and that was mostly going toward shoreside infrastructure?

I think he said $18 billion. Probably closer to twice that.

But the catch-22 is that if the Coast Guard did some of these things, they would have more people to do other things.

But don't spend $18 billion that way. Spend it where it has the most effect, which is the U.S. Coast Guard.