It is my understanding that the Gurkhas are extremely well regarded.
So why wouldn't that have an impact on security?
It seems to me that it should be an automatic requirement.
Shouldn't that information be shared?
If that is not a true statement, then the Department of State should not be saying it.
Now tell me how that differs from a best value approach to awarding the contract.
What concerns me about that assessment is the nature of some of the deficiencies.
If it is accurate, then it is an alarming situation that demands action by the State Department.
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I think not only about the dollars that we're going to bring in directly, but also about the deterrent effect.