It is not a matter of losing the funds, it is just a matter of we are not being able to expand at all.
Madeleine Bordallo: “It is not a matter of losing the funds, it is just a matter of we are not being able to expand at all.”
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Bordallo discusses funding issues affecting fishing activities in Guam.
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I think it is fair to ask if the Army is, in fact, just creating more overhead that will further slow an already cumbersome process.
I have long stated that just as important as it is to provide our service members with new, modernized equipment, we must fully maintain the assets that we already have.
I am concerned that in a year where readiness has been cited as the Department's top priority, the Department's budget request falls well short of meeting the total depot maintenance requirement for the Army and the Marine Corps.
The system needs, as you said, overhauling. There is no question about it, whether you go to privatization, or whatever. And it should not be a monopoly.





