Frequency reallocation could cost DOD $2.3 billion
The Pentagon estimates it could cost as much as $2.3 billion to deal with the effects of the planned reallocation of the frequency spectrum to give commercial users access to parts of the spectrum that have been the domain of the military. Deputy Defense Secretary John Hamre told Congress in a...
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