When we finished the Clinton administration, virtually no one in any of the 10 Army divisions... we have fielded over 40,000 pieces of new equipment that we didn't have 4 years ago that makes our troops yet more efficient.
Responding to claims about troop equipment during the Iraq War.
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I think it is reflective of another issue in federal contracting, which is access to capital.
What we found is that the magnitude of the reduction in contract obligations for R&D is much greater than what you see overall.
It is my belief that, collectively, NATO is not yet at a maturity level sufficient to effectively incorporate cyber technologies that exploit critical Russian infrastructure.
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