Fiscal year 2015 might be a rough year for acquisition programs despite the Bipartisan Budget Agreement raising the Defense Department’s spending caps, making the joint Pentagon-Congress acquisition reform effort all the more significant, one defense analyst said. Arnold Punaro, a retired Marine Corps major general and former staff director of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Thursday evening that acquisition tends to take a hit during drawdowns, and FY ’15 looks like it will follow that trend. Marine Commandant Gen.…
