General Welsh, is the T-X program still planning to keep this a bundled effort, to include jet, simulator, and courseware?
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General Kehler, do you agree we need a spectrum of nuclear employment options and flexibility in targeting?
I have been concerned about our allies losing confidence in the strength of our umbrella that's out there.
Sequestration will also result in delays to every 1 of our 10 major modernization programs, including the ground combat vehicle (GCV), the network, and the joint light tactical vehicle (JLTV). It will increase costs. It will create an…
The budget before us today is symbolic for its lack of presidential leadership necessary to overcome the unprecedented challenges facing our military.
Our ability to meet our 30-year shipbuilding goal and recapitalize our sea-based nuclear deterrent will greatly depend upon budget certainty.
I think it's important that we understand that this thing that we've talked about since 2007, with their emerging capabilities, nuclear capabilities, delivery systems, it's getting worse all the time.
The ongoing decimation of Syria as a result of the Assad regime has the potential to destabilize the region.
it is imperative that we follow through with the President's commitment to re-engage in the Indo-Asia-Pacific.
General Alexander, one of your predecessors, General Michael Hayden, has argued that the Government classifies too much information on cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
The Air Force is responsible for two legs of the strategic nuclear triad: bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles.





