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U.S. Can't Fight Two Wars At The Same Time Anymore -- John Hudson, The Atlantic
This week, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is poised to deliver a humbling assessment of America's military capabilities in a budget plan to the White House, reports The New York Times. The gist: The U.S. military of the future will no longer be able to fight two sustained ground wars at the same time. The strategic review will outline how the military can cut $450 billion from its budget, amid speculation that Congress may cut an additional $500 billion in the near future.
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My Comment: A sobering analysis and summary on U.S. budget/military strategy. Read it all.
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