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Gates pledges steady growth in Pentagon budgets - Ed Jewett - 25-01-2010
Gates Pledges “Steady Growth in the Pentagon’s Budgets”
By: Jacob Freeze Sunday January 24, 2010 9:24 pm
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From Politico…
Defense Secretary Robert Gates hosted a meeting with the nation’s top defense company executives Wednesday, stressing the need for a closer partnership with them and pledging to work with the White House to secure steady growth in the Pentagon’s budgets over time, according to his spokesman.
Gates’s meeting was part of a day-long session between Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn, Pentagon acquisition chief Ashton Carter and the Aerospace Industries Association, the top trade group for American aerospace firms. The heads of the nation’s top two defense firms – Lockheed Martin and Boeing – attended, said Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell.
Gates’s meeting was part of a day-long session between Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn, Pentagon acquisition chief Ashton Carter and the Aerospace Industries Association, the top trade group for American aerospace firms. The heads of the nation’s top two defense firms – Lockheed Martin and Boeing – attended, said Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell.
Gates pledges steady growth in Pentagon budgets - John Kowalski - 25-01-2010
The opponents to health care reform say there is no money to expand Medicare, but there always seems to be enough money for warfare.
Gates pledges steady growth in Pentagon budgets - Peter Lemkin - 25-01-2010
Ed Jewett Wrote:Gates Pledges “Steady Growth in the Pentagon’s Budgets”
By: Jacob Freeze Sunday January 24, 2010 9:24 pm
From Politico…Defense Secretary Robert Gates hosted a meeting with the nation’s top defense company executives Wednesday, stressing the need for a closer partnership with them and pledging to work with the White House to secure steady growth in the Pentagon’s budgets over time, according to his spokesman.
Gates’s meeting was part of a day-long session between Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn, Pentagon acquisition chief Ashton Carter and the Aerospace Industries Association, the top trade group for American aerospace firms. The heads of the nation’s top two defense firms – Lockheed Martin and Boeing – attended, said Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell.
Does a bear shit in the woods?....yes!...no surprise here...!:bebored:
Only evil as usual.....ho hum......getting very boring...never a moments respite from it....:mad:
Gates pledges steady growth in Pentagon budgets - Magda Hassan - 26-01-2010
Ed Jewett Wrote:Gates Pledges “Steady Growth in the Pentagon’s Budgets”War without end. It is the only part of the economy which is growing and therefore 'healthy' and to be supported according to capitalist economics. Cancer is good.
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[/URL]Defense Secretary Robert Gates hosted a meeting with the nation’s top defense company executives Wednesday, stressing the need for a closer partnership with them and pledging to work with the White House to secure steady growth in the Pentagon’s budgets over time, according to his spokesman.
Gates’s meeting was part of a day-long session between Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn, Pentagon acquisition chief Ashton Carter and the Aerospace Industries Association, the top trade group for American aerospace firms. The heads of the nation’s top two defense firms – Lockheed Martin and Boeing – attended, said Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell.