Pentagon Request Supports New Weapons, With Trade-offs

Credit: David Gleason
THE PENTAGON – The U.S. Defense Department’s $582.7 billion budget request for fiscal 2017 and the accompanying five-year spending blueprint make good on a widely expected return to growth in weapons research and development – assuming Congress funds it. The combined amount for procurement and...

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