I remain deeply concerned that those commitments are not there at the level of resources that they should be.
We also faced, as we've talked about in this hearing, a threat from the North Korean ICBM capability as well, correct?
DNI Clapper's public assessment last year of 2015 still stands at this point, from your understanding.
I think that story could be told many times, particularly by those who serve on the ground.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) found in 2012 that BRAC 2005 implementation costs grew to about $35 billion.
I think that is the challenge that we face here.
This year really is no exception.
I understand regardless of what happens with sequestration, the Army will be required to further reduce end strength.
Yes, the Air Force procured fewer practice munitions than we plan to expend to keep combat crews certified in fiscal years 2014 and 2015.
if the deactivation of MPS-1 has led to slower response times to contingencies in North Africa, how much slower?
General Paxton, is the equipment fully modernized?