House trims $400 million from missile defense budget in 2002 bill
The House late Sept. 25 passed its fiscal 2002 defense authorization bill after approving a compromise amendment that trims $400 million from the $3 billion increase that the Bush Administration requested for missile defense. The House also approved an amendment that would increase the F-22 cost cap...
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