On the recordFebruary 3, 2015
even if the Defense Department receives the additional $38 billion above the budget caps... our military would still remain at the lower ragged edge of manageable risk.
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congress.goveven if the Defense Department receives the additional $38 billion above the budget caps... our military would still remain at the lower ragged edge of manageable risk.
Warning that increased funding won't fully address military readiness issues.
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