Bush troop increase would cost $108B, CBO says
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says it will cost about $108 billion from now until 2013 to fund the Bush administration's proposal to increase the size of the active-duty U.S. Army by 65,000 personnel, increase the U.S. Marine Corps by 27,000, and beef up the reserves and National Guard. The...
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