A delayed budget

Article Abstract:

Former Pres Bill Clinton presented a baseline budget estimate up to Fiscal Year (FY) 2007 to Congress before he left office. The National Defense budget for FY02 was $310 billion, an amount based on FY01 funding levels. The budget estimate, however, did not contain appropriations titles and details for particular programs. These budget particulars are expected to be addressed by the Bush Administration when it submits its FY02 budget to Congress.

International politics, Defense Programs NEC

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A murky budget picture: future army equipment funding on shaky ground

Article Abstract:

The US Army's Objective Force goals, aimed at transforming and modernizing the army, may face funding shortfalls because other policy and budget issues may divert funding.

Strategy & planning, Dept of the Army, United States. Army

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FY02 budget amendment delivered

Article Abstract:

President George W. Bush submitted an amended Fiscal Year 2002 defense spending bill to Congress with a budget request of $328.9 billion dollars, $32.6 billion more than the year before. The increase in funding will aid readiness and personnel retention, as well as fund programs for the armed services.

Dept of Defense, Defense Procurement, National security, Military procurement, United States. Department of Defense

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