The Navy's strategic approach to correctly shaping the force

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The US military services seem to respond to White House pressures by rushing to reduce personnel costs to afford the next generation of weapons in the acquisition pipeline, following which the Air Forces may cut up to 40,000 people to pay for the F-22 tactical aircraft and other weapons being developed. However, the Navy has taken a strategic approach to correctly shaping it force by changing national security requirements and introducing new technology to enable reduction of manpower.

Government expenditures, Personnel administration, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Human resource management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Company personnel management, Navies, United States. Navy, Government finance, Naval officers

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Navy, marine corps unfounded lists draw appropriatorsE Gaze

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The US military services deliver their unfunded priorities lists to Congress each year, highlighting the disparity between their true funding needs and the annual Pentagon budget submission. The militaryEs unfunded lists which detail projected shortfalls in the fiscal year 2005 are an unofficial Washington ritual driven by the venerable ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee.

Financial management, International politics, Finance, Military policy, Company financing, United States. Department of Defense

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