In the current fiscal environment and the uncertainty of future funding levels, we need to know the consequences of sequestration and its impact on the Department of Defense and ultimately on our national security interests.
Cochran emphasizes the need to understand sequestration's effects on defense and national security.
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Ensuring that the Corps has adequate funding to meet its responsibilities is a high priority of mine.
If we go back in sequestration, what affect would it have on the Corps of Engineers, Mr. Speer?
I wish to honor former Senator Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico, who passed away September 13 in Albuquerque. It was a privilege to call Pete a friend and to work with him as a Senate colleague and member of the Appropriations Committee…
I understand that the Army's unfunded requirements list includes a $3.1 billion increase in end strength beyond the fiscal year 2017 NDAA mandate.
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