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Air Force

DoD Should Reexamine Intelligence Community Spending, Former Air Force Chief Says

Friday, December 6th, 2013

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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 yesterday 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. The A-10 Warthog. Photo: Air Force. “Before we touch the investment…

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