by Easy Gee Tue Jan 03, 2012 4:17 pm
P-E wrote:lol, I can't believe it ! hahaha...in less than 20 years, the US military had changed camouflages, and so uniforms, more often than in his whole military history
Each time it's new tests, new productions,...I wonder where is the huge debt of the USA and the economic crisis...apparently, not in the military !
Maybe here lies the answer
THE DEFENSE BUDGET
The $600 billion question to be answered in 2012 is whether lawmakers really will let across-the-board cuts in federal programs go forward because of their failure to approve a $1.2 trillion, 10-year deficit reduction plan in 2011.
Defense and service officials have used the words “catastrophic,” “devastating” and “dangerous” to describe what will happen if automatic cuts, known as sequestration, take effect Jan. 2, 2013, as required by the Budget Control Act.
Republicans in Congress are working on plans to exempt defense from its $500 billion to $600 billion share of sequestration by cutting more deeply into other programs, which sounds great for the military but is unlikely to be signed into law. Only a bipartisan plan that includes governmentwide spending cuts without exempting defense is likely to prevent sequestration.