Defense Issues, Volume 11American Forces Information Service, 1996 |
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... maintain their military readi- ess? A. The first and most important aspect is having an ad- quate top line for the budget. I think both the Demo- ratic and Republican proposals for budgets over the next ve years have an adequate top ...
... maintain their military readi- ess? A. The first and most important aspect is having an ad- quate top line for the budget. I think both the Demo- ratic and Republican proposals for budgets over the next ve years have an adequate top ...
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... maintain technological supremacy on the battlefield, especially by seizing on breathtaking advances in information technology: advanced semiconductors, computers, software and communication systems. We will maintain strong emphasis on ...
... maintain technological supremacy on the battlefield, especially by seizing on breathtaking advances in information technology: advanced semiconductors, computers, software and communication systems. We will maintain strong emphasis on ...
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... maintain a separate set of >rocedures for existing DoD contracts. Ve are seeking to use the same inspec- ion procedures on military production ines that are used for commercial lines — for example, changing from the MIL- 2-9858A quality ...
... maintain a separate set of >rocedures for existing DoD contracts. Ve are seeking to use the same inspec- ion procedures on military production ines that are used for commercial lines — for example, changing from the MIL- 2-9858A quality ...
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... maintain strong, ready,. Germany and their allies. Thar war ended with a demonstration of the incredibly destructive ... maintaining the best military forces in the world. But in the post- Cold War era, the secretary of defense and the ...
... maintain strong, ready,. Germany and their allies. Thar war ended with a demonstration of the incredibly destructive ... maintaining the best military forces in the world. But in the post- Cold War era, the secretary of defense and the ...
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... maintain strong, ready, forward deployed, conventionally armed forces, make their presence felt and demonstrate the will to use them. While the diminished threat of global conflict has allowed us to reduce U.S. force structure ...
... maintain strong, ready, forward deployed, conventionally armed forces, make their presence felt and demonstrate the will to use them. While the diminished threat of global conflict has allowed us to reduce U.S. force structure ...
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Page 16 - In order for this program to succeed, both the Administration and the Congress must provide sustained bipartisan support for the stockpile stewardship program over the next decade and beyond. I am committed to working with the Congress to ensure this support.
Page 16 - Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee. I am honored to have this opportunity to appear before you.
Page 13 - ... believe there also is a tremendous basis for consensus, and it is in that spirit that I come before you today. How best to handle the dangers and opportunities of the post-cold war era has been exhaustively studied by the Department of Defense. Our strategy calls for a force structure that will be capable of fighting and winning two nearly simultaneous major regional conflicts, and conducting a wide range of other military operations.
Page 13 - The NMD Ground-based radar is an X-band. phased array radar that leverages heavily off developments achieved by the THAAD GBR program. By taking advantage of the work already completed in the TMD arena, BMDO has been able to reduce the expected development cost of the GBR by approximately $70 million. In 1998 the GBR prototype, developed by Raytheon, will be fabricated at the US Kwajalein Atoll to begin testing to resolve critical issues related to discrimination, target object map, kill assessment,...
Page 16 - It is important to note that this cooperative program is also funded within the Joint TMD program element. Cruise Missile Defense. Many TMD sensors, BMC3, and weapons also have an effective capability to counter the growing land-attack cruise missile threat. In particular, the lower-tier PAC-3, Navy Area Defense, and MEADS systems operate in the same battlespace and will have significant capability against the cruise missile threat. In addition, the NMD BMC3 architecture will be designed to promote...
Page 17 - Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, constitute the immediate military staff of the Secretary of Defense. The Joint Chiefs of Staff are the principal military advisers to the President, the National Security Council, and the Secretary of Defense.
Page 16 - MEADS systems operate in the same battlespace and will have significant capability against the cruise missile threat. In addition, the NMD BMC3 architecture will be designed to promote interoperability and evolution to a common BMC3 system for ballistic and cruise missile defense. The Department also has a number of initiatives outside the BMD program to improve the ability of US forces to detect and defeat cruise missiles "in theater" or launched against the United States.