On the recordNovember 6, 2013
If sequestration is allowed to continue, I understand that this could result in a further reduction down to 174,000, with 4,000 marines coming from North Carolina.
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congress.govKay Hagan: “If sequestration is allowed to continue, I understand that this could result in a further reduction down to 174,000…”
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Hagan warns about potential Marine Corps reductions due to sequestration.
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