The Pentagon’s No. 2 civilian directed military departments and acquisition personnel to proceed with normal operations, including training and contracting, even though action hasn’t been taken to avert looming spending…
CSBA In the News
Pentagon Spending Shouldn’t Slow Before Cuts, Carter Says
September 28, 2012 • In the News • Original: Bloomberg
DoD Spending May Depend on Internal GOP Debate
September 26, 2012 • In the News • Original: Military Times
The future trajectory of military spending may hinge on a battle within the Republican Party as longtime “defense hawks,” who support big Pentagon budgets, are at odds with tea party-inspired…
Training For The Next Libya, Marine Teams Wary Of Budget Cuts
September 26, 2012 • In the News • Original: Reuters
/…/Marine Corps officials say the intense training done at this site in Chesapeake, Virginia is imperative to ensure the young Marines will be ready to respond to threats against U.S….
Bastion: Bulwark or Bullseye?
September 24, 2012 • In the News • Original: TIME
“Prospective adversaries are developing and fielding, or have ready access to, military capabilities that will place U.S. forces operating from large, fixed forward bases, and in the littoral regions, at increasing risk,” the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments warned nearly a decade ago.
Smith: Another sequester hearing?
September 19, 2012 • In the News • Original: Politico
Democratic Rep. Adam Smith has a message for House Republicans: Stop talking about sequestration and start doing something about it. Smith, from Washington, is the ranking Democrat on the House…