By Geoff Fein The Marine Corps must continue to increase investment in recapitalizing its force, not only to sustain current levels, but to meet future needs, according to a top Marine Corps official. Looking back 20 years, the Marine Corps was spending on average about $1.4 billion a year in investments...capitalization, said Lt. Gen. John Castellaw. But a study last year done by the Center for Naval Analyses showed the Marine Corps, historically, needed to invest about $3.1 billion to…
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