Although this strategy is framed as making the military more 'nimble' and 'flexible,' it is not clear how slashing the armed forces by over 100,000 during a time of war... makes that so.
Howard P. McKeon: “Although this strategy is framed as making the military more 'nimble' and 'flexible,' it is not clear how slashing the…”
On the recordFebruary 14, 2012
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McKeon questions the effectiveness of military cuts during wartime under the new strategy.
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