If the Department of Defense is forced to accept sequestration-level budgets between fiscal year 2016 and 2023, what affect will that have on the capability and capacity of Navy and Marine Corps' strike fighter fleets to achieve the requirements of the National Defense Strategy?
Turner questions the impact of budget cuts on military capabilities.
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