On the recordFebruary 11, 2013
If reductions in funding are permanent, the Marine Corps would not be able to provide the capabilities that the Nation requires and expects.
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congress.govSaxby Chambliss: “If reductions in funding are permanent, the Marine Corps would not be able to provide the capabilities that the Nation…”
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Chambliss highlights the risks to Marine Corps capabilities due to permanent funding cuts.
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