Defense Budget Woes Leave Few Good Options Left, Experts Say -- ExecutiveGovDefense Secretary Robert M. Gates has let his voice be heard: Congress’ lollygagging on passing a defense appropriations bill and the threat of a fiscal-year-long continuing resolution is the “crisis on my doorstep,” he said last week.
Now, defense analysts are chiming in with their concerns.
A senior Navy official told Defense News the lack of an official budget is “not a good situation to be in. It forces you into stupid management decisions.”
Read more ....
More News On The U.S. Defense Budget
Lack of FY11 Budget Ties Up Pentagon -- Defense News
DoD: Another continuing resolution could threaten thousands of jobs -- Federal News Radio
Budget cuts force DoD to choose manpower vs. technology -- Federal News Radio
Lack of Budget Will Soon Hurt USAF: Officials -- Defense News
U.S. Army Starts Making Hard Funding Choices -- Defense News
Budget Delay Hurts USN Shipbuilding, Maintenance -- Defense News
Navy chief concerned about budget -- Politico
Defense CEOs to Congress: Get Cracking on a Defense Bill -- Wall Street Journal
US CEOs urge passage of fiscal 2011 Pentagon budget -- Reuters
Military spending will thwart earmark ban, experts predict -- The Hill
CEOs urge passage of fiscal 2011 Pentagon budget -- Baltimore Sun
No comments:
Post a Comment