The most expensive and time-consuming place to discover a mistake is after I have delivered a weapons system to the field.
Michael D. Griffin: “The most expensive and time-consuming place to discover a mistake is after I have delivered a weapons system to the…”
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Griffin emphasizes the importance of early testing to avoid costly mistakes.
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There is no finish line. It is a work in progress and always will be if we want to support peace and freedom in the world.
In my judgment, the Artemis program is excessively complex, unrealistically priced, compromises crew safety, poses very high mission risk of completion, and is highly unlikely to be completed in a timely manner even if successful.
Without it, we would be inundated with foreclosures where there is a possibility we are headed towards that and we certainly need to work together.
In my judgment, China--and I don't want to say China. I want to say the Chinese Communist Party, fully understands and frequently says that their goal is to be the world's great power.





