By Emelie Rutherford As the Pentagon continues to prod Congress to pass a budget for the fiscal year that began four months ago, defense leaders argued yesterday a defense spending bill before the House this week is too low and poses national-security risks. Also, as the House prepares to debate whether to cut funding for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter alternate engine from that pending fiscal year 2011 legislation, Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters he will look at "all…
DoD Alarmed By Funding Level, Second-Engine Support In House Approps Bill
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