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Air Force

‘Reversibility’ In Budget Said To Impact Industry Multiple Ways

Julie Samuel

Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

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The Pentagon is “quite serious” about applying so-called reversibility to budget decisions that impact the defense industry, a senior official said yesterday. Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Michele Flournoy said reversibility, the noting of budgeting in a manner so that the military can quickly respond to unforeseen future threats, “means a couple things” for industry. Her comments came, during her final speech before leaving office this Friday, as pundits questioned just what the reversibility means. “Some have seized on this…

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