Our servicemembers face enough peril, put themselves on the line day in and day out, and if there is an unseen danger tied to the electronics on which we depend, this is a very, very serious situation.
Mark Udall: “Our servicemembers face enough peril, put themselves on the line day in and day out, and if there is an unseen danger…”
On the recordNovember 7, 2011
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Udall emphasizes the serious risks to servicemembers from counterfeit electronics.
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