By Marina Malenic Development times for major weapon systems have been drawn out too far, with negative implications for both the quality of the end product and the qualifications of the Defense Department's acquisition work force, according to a former Pentagon acquisition chief. Paul Kaminski, an advisor to President-elect Barack Obama's presidential campaign and Pentagon chief arms buyer during the Clinton administration, said acquisition reform is essential as the incoming administration attempts to refine and replace "something in excess of…
Obama Adviser Advocates Shorter Development Cycle For Defense Acquisitions
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