Defense

Dangerous Disconnect

By Geoffrey Norman
Published April 8, 2013 12:32pm ET
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Dangerous Disconnect
The U.S. will be spending less, in the coming months and years, on defending itself from missile attacks. As Tony Capaccio of Bloomberg reports: The Pentagon will request $9.16 billion for missile defense programs for the 2014 fiscal year that begins Oct. 1, about $550 million less than this year’s $9.71 billion, according to internal budget […]

The U.S. will be spending less, in the coming months and years, on defending itself from missile attacks. As Tony Capaccio of Bloomberg reports:

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