How do you ensure you do not create a 'hollow force' and that you continue to preserve the short- and long-term ability to provide ready forces to the combatant commanders--particularly in light of the impacts to operations, training and maintenance due to sequestration?
Rob Wittman: “How do you ensure you do not create a 'hollow force' and that you continue to preserve the short- and long-term ability…”
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Wittman questions how to maintain military readiness amid budget cuts.
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