On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
Last year's Bipartisan Budget Act did not fix our force readiness problem. It only temporarily stopped the hemorrhaging of readiness.
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congress.govLast year's Bipartisan Budget Act did not fix our force readiness problem. It only temporarily stopped the hemorrhaging of readiness.
Shaheen emphasizes the inadequacy of the Bipartisan Budget Act regarding military readiness.
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