How is Congress to assess the long-term readiness requirements for the force when the QDR failed to provide the long-range, 20-year assessment required by Title 10?
Randy Forbes: “How is Congress to assess the long-term readiness requirements for the force when the QDR failed to provide the…”
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Forbes questions Congress's ability to assess military readiness.
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