By Carlo Munoz The Marine Corps is looking to embrace a back to basic approach in its acquisition portfolio, eschewing a 'culture of plenty' mindset that has resulted in the near-cancellation of its top procurement priority and the outright termination of another, according to Marine Commandant Gen. James Amos. "What we have been in is a culture of plenty...and I am talking about the past six years," Amos said. The service's operational focus in Iraq and Afghanistan has played no…
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