The fiscal year 2015 budget request hasn’t even been released yet but already faces steep opposition from Congress, where members disapprove of the platforms that will be cut, the assumption that full sequestration will be avoided in FY ’16 and beyond, and the suggestion that the military will only be able to train and deploy properly if Congress agrees to an extra $26 billion in spending, which would be paid for by new revenue sources, according to GOP leaders of…
