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The Pentagon Told the Navy to Cut $17B From Its Budget; The Navy Said No

The deadline for submitting budgets to OSD is Thursday, the senior defense official said, adding that the Navy's will not incorporate the cuts. Ultimately that means that Carter's budget wonks will have to do the cutting themselves and the Navy may not like what they decide to cut, said Bryan Clark, a retired submarine officer and analyst with the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments… 

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Sequester Special Report: Military Men And Women Hardest Hit

"Trump promised to grow the military ... and end mandatory budget caps, but did not address other specific initiatives or how to pay for them," said Bryan Clark, an analyst with the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, who calls the mandatory spending limits imposed by sequestration "the most significant and pervasive institutional challenge DoD faces today."

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Drone Warfare Heads Under the Seas as U.S. Seeks Advantage Over Rivals

It’s too early to tell how the Trump administration might view the plans. But Bryan Clark, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, said advancements in undersea warfare should continue to be a priority for the Navy.