The head of the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) said yesterday he was preparing to meet with a member of the deficit-cutting committee about his opposition to additional defense budget cuts, a stance he said an increasing number of new House Republicans are adopting. The HASC also said yesterday it has created a new Defense Business Panel that will examine the impact of the fiscal crunch on the defense industry and explore how the Pentagon can improve its working relationship with…
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