...DOD and Commercial R&D Expenditures so CO _o 5 40 tS 20 DOD 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 Year The bottom line is that we have no choice but to move...capabilities provided by our defense contractors. A tighter linkage with commercial markets can shorten the cycle time for weapon system development...

...century. Here's where a dual-use strategy will play a big role. The government's objective should be to marry the momentum of a vigorous, productive, and...systems integration capabilities provided by our defense and intelligence community contractors. We are reforming our acquisition processes to remove the barriers...

...Here's where a dual-use strategy will play a big role. The government's objective should be to many the momentum of a vigorous, productive, and competitive...systems integration capabilities provided by our defense and intelligence community contractors. We are reforming our acquisition processes to remove the barriers...

...systems. The bottom line is that we have no choice but to move from separate industrial sectors and marry the momentum of a vigorous, productive and competitive...capabilities provided by our defense contractors. One of the principal objectives of our acquisition reform program is to open the defense market to...

...create military advantage is critical to ensure that our equipment remains at the leading edge. Our objective is to marry the momentum of a vigorous,...industrial infrastructure with the unique technologies and system integration capabilities provided by our defense industrial base. A tighter linkage with commercial...

...choice but to move from separate industrial sectors for defence and commercial markets to an integrated industrial base. Leveraging commercial technological...and systems integration capabilities provided by our defence specialists.' From the point of view of European defence procurement no clearer signal could...