Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 14
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April 05, 2019

Air Force Secretary Warns B-21, GBSD Could Get Chopped in Sequestration

By Vivienne Machi

As lawmakers on Capitol Hill sound alarms about the possibility of entering fiscal 2020 with a continuing resolution – or worse, sequestration – Air Force leadership said Thursday that $29 billion is at stake should the 2011 Budget Control Act spending cap…

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