It is clear to me that Fort Stewart needs more military construction dollars. However, I also understand that the committee and the Pentagon have certain parameters within they work to determine military construction dollars. I understand that one of the reasons Fort Stewart is not gaining authorization for military construction projects is that the projects I requested were not in the Pentagon's FYDP and that the committee uses the FYDP as its guide for authorizing military construction dollars. Is that correct?
Paul Coverdell: “It is clear to me that Fort Stewart needs more military construction dollars. However, I also understand that the…”
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Discussing military construction funding for Fort Stewart.
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