DOD, Congress must 'come to grips' on end-strength: General

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A proposed increase in US troop strength will require the US Department of Defense and Congress to organize the required funding according to Lt. Gen. Franklin Hagenbeck, deputy chief of staff of the Army personnel. He cautions that unless there is a top-line increase in the Army budget, any funding of military end-strength could only come out of research and development (R&D) accounts, which would be damaging in the long run.

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Classified-documents secrecy cost $6.5 billion just in 2003

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The U.S. government spent $6.5 billion in 2003 to classify new documents and to arrange classified documents for buying roughly five next-generation DD(X) destroyers, or more than 40 F/A-22 Raptor fighter-attack aircraft. Thus, it has created 14 million new classified documents and secured accumulated secrets.

General services, Ship Building and Repairing, Destroyers, Defense Procurement, Purchasing, Company systems management, Information management, Destroyers (Warships), Military procurement, Defence buying

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