Department of Defense Authorization for Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1997 and the Future Years Defense Program: Military postureU.S. Government Printing Office, 1997 - History |
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acquisition reform active additional Admiral BOORDA Air Force aircraft America's Army Army National Guard Army's ballistic missiles Bosnia BRAC budget capability Chairman THURMOND Cold War combat Command commitment committee Congress continue cost cruise missiles Department deployed deployment deter drawdown efforts enhance ensure equipment fiscal year 1997 FOGLEMAN force structure funding future going Haiti improve increase infrastructure initiatives Joint KAMINSKI KRULAK maintain Marine Corps ment military million mission modernization National Missile Defense NATO Navy and Marine nuclear operations OPTEMPO Partnership for Peace percent personnel priority procurement readiness reduce regional REIMER requirements Reserve Component savings Secretary DALTON Secretary PERRY Senator LEVIN Senator LIEBERMAN Senator MCCAIN Senator NUNN Senator THURMOND Senator WARNER SHALIKASHVILI ships soldiers START II strategy tactical THAAD Thank theater missile defense threat tion U.S. Army Reserve U.S. forces United upgrades warfighting
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