It seems 35 years is an awfully long time from a planning perspective in today's highly technical architecture and field.
Kay Hagan: “It seems 35 years is an awfully long time from a planning perspective in today's highly technical architecture and…”
On the recordMarch 18, 2013
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Senator Hagan questions the long-term planning of 35 years in military technology.
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