I acknowledge that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs has recommended that the modernization of the semiactive laser Hellfire inventory be continued, and I support the Army's proposed procurement to achieve that goal. The gentleman from Alabama has my assurance that the subcommittee will give full consideration to any proposed multiyear plan submitted with the fiscal year 1998 budget.
Andrew P. Hunter: “I acknowledge that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs has recommended that the modernization of the semiactive laser…”
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Discussing military procurement and budget considerations for the Army.
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