The Defense Department should reexamine its return on investment with its intelligence agency spending before it slashes spending from critical accounts, according to a former Air Force chief of staff. Retired Air Force general and 18th chief of staff Michael Moseley said not only does DoD spend a large amount of money on the intelligence agencies, but that money can end up stovepiped as the agencies don’t interact much. “Before we touch the investment accounts (and) before we touch the…
DoD Should Reexamine Intelligence Community Spending, Former Air Force Chief Says
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