On the recordApril 11, 2011
Mr. Reid. Yes. Over the last several years, the Department has worked to drastically increase intelligence support to warfighters across the board.
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congress.govMr. Reid. Yes. Over the last several years, the Department has worked to drastically increase intelligence support to warfighters across the board.
Reid confirms increased intelligence support for military operations.
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