President George W. Bush has signed into law a supplemental spending bill that adds $5.5 billion to the current Defense Dept. budget
President George W. Bush has signed into law a supplemental spending bill that adds $5.5 billion to the current Defense Dept. budget, which runs out Sept. 30, the end of Fiscal 2001. In the interim, the statute prohibits retiring, dismantling, transferring or reassigning any of the Air Force's 93 B...
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