Will the potential effects of sequestration--which could include longer development phases and lower production rates--be significant enough to cause some major defense acquisition programs to experience significant unit cost increases reportable as 'Nunn-McCurdy breaches'?
Turner questions the long-term effects of sequestration on defense program costs.
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We need to be diligent. Well, we're certainly in a conflict where we would expect that they would continue that which they were doing to us before.
We went to Afghanistan to kill Osama bin Laden, to dismantle and destroy al Qaeda, to avenge 9/11, to dismantle and to overthrow the Taliban, and to ensure that Afghanistan was no longer a safe haven for terrorism.
Obviously if that occurred, that would be very serious, and I agree that that would be an illegal act.
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