On the recordFebruary 6, 2018
The Army has reached an inflection point: We can no longer afford to choose between improving our existing systems and developing new ones. We must do both.
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congress.govThe Army has reached an inflection point: We can no longer afford to choose between improving our existing systems and developing new ones. We must do both.
Wicker emphasizes the need for simultaneous improvement and development in military systems.
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