If civilian furloughs, in response to sequestration, impact the mission of the military entrance processing stations, then what options does the Navy have to ensure your recruit accessions are not disrupted?
Jim Inhofe: “If civilian furloughs, in response to sequestration, impact the mission of the military entrance processing stations…”
On the recordMarch 4, 2013
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Inhofe questions the impact of furloughs on Navy recruit processing.
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