White House Opposes SASC Proposals to Ban Bomber Retirements and Increase LDRD Funding Cap

Brian Bradley
NS&D Monitor
6/5/2015
The White House has come out in opposition to sections of the Senate version of the FY 2016 National Defense Authorization Act that would impose restrictions on retirements of nuclear-capable bombers and increase the funding…

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