House Armed Services seapower and projection forces subcommittee chairman Randy Forbes (R-Va.) believes even pre-sequestration levels of funding are short of what the military needs to modernize and support the shift from Afghanistan to the Pacific. So with money being tight, Forbes said he plans to spend the next several months taking a close look at how to best allocate funds – even if the answer is an untraditional allotment. To support the shift to the Pacific, Forbes and others…
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