DOD to terrorists: 'You won't reach target'

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Paul McHale, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense said that a no-holds-barred policy against terrorists is on the anvil at the US Department of Defense (DOD) that includes the shooting down of commercial airliners when called for advises. DOD plans to contribute more directly to US domestic security with the Pentagon setting aside $30 billion from its budget for homeland defense.

Government expenditures, Civil Defense, Government finance, Civil defence

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eAsk more Iraq moneyE, Army told

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Rep. Curt Weldon, a member of Congress has expressed dissatisfaction with the Bush administration's proposed $402 billion fiscal 2005 budget for the Department of Defense (DOD) and stated that he favored a supplemental appropriation for unfunded priorities including equipment, clothing, armored Humvees and other materiel essential to the protection of American soldiers.

Bush, George W.

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Wynne: Air Force acquisitions 'sliding behind'

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US Air Force Secretary, Michael Wynne, foresees many years of budgetary pressures for the Air Force on its programs for fleet acquisition. This was the reason behind the Air Force plan to stretch out its purchase of F-22A Raptors instead of using its customary 'pay-as-you-go' approach.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, United States. Air Force, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Wynne, Michael

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