The impact of existing and looming budget cuts facing the Defense Department from an ongoing budget resolution and sequestration in FY ’13 alone would have a severe impact on some sectors of the defense industrial base for years to come, affecting military readiness and missions, a department official said yesterday. Some public and private sectors of the national industrial base would be damaged enough that it would take them a decade to fully recover from FY ’13 budget cuts driven…
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