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US Military Tries, Again, to Improve Its Acquisition

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Burn rate concerns “When it comes to procurement, for the better part of five decades, the trend has gone toward lower numbers as technology gains have made each system more capable. In recent years, these platforms have grown ever more baroque, have become ever more costly, are taking longer to build, and are being fielded […]

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