Todd Harrison, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, has projected the defense spending drop to reach $1 trillion over 10 years if sequestration stays in place, Government Executive reported Thursday.
The United States has pledged to destroy Islamic State extremists operating in Iraq and Syria, but experts maintain that America’s cash-strapped military shouldn’t expect any extra money to fight this new foe.
Why nations like China, the United States, Russia and others should look back to the Great War for perhaps the most important reason of all.
America can no longer afford all of its wars and military adventures abroad.
A defense budget analyst with a prominent Washington think tank said the U.S. defense budget proposal for 2015 is too small to execute the declared U.S. defense strategy.
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