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Navy/USMC

Aviation Readiness Will Start To Suffer By July, Navy Says

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, February 27th, 2013

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The Navy expects to begin feeling the impact of the congressional budget turmoil on overall aviation readiness in July as it may have to reduce spending to cope with effect of continuing resolutions and possible sequestration, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) said yesterday. NAVAIR said the initial Fleet Readiness Centers affected are in Cherry Point, N.C., San Diego, Calif., and Jacksonville, Fla., and that decisions will be made no later than Monday regarding changes to depot maintenance. Sequestration is expected…

Missile Defense

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Missile Defense

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Space

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Congress

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