Any disposals of those materials could only occur in small amounts over a very long period of time, according to market and impact conditions. Although no subcommittee hearing was conducted this year to review stockpile operations, we have been working closely with DOD on this matter and the final DOD report has been reviewed.
Tony Thurmond: “Any disposals of those materials could only occur in small amounts over a very long period of time, according to market…”
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Discussing the disposal of materials related to stockpile operations and collaboration with the Department of Defense.
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