HOW TO CUT SPENDING MILITARY STYLE

AS THE MILITARY IS FURTHER ASKED TO CUT SPENDING, THEY HAVE BEEN DOING SO IN WAYS TO LOWER ITS EXPENSE AND BE A LEAN FIGHTING MACHINE, EVEN THOUGH IN THE EVENTUAL TIME OF WAR, THEIR VERY LIVES ARE PUT IN HARMS WAY.

BUT YET 2 MILLION SUCKLING EMPLOYED BY THIS GOVERNMENT ARE NEVER ASKED TO SACRIFICE TO THIS LEVEL OF EXTENT. EVERY GOVERNMENT AGENCY MUST BE GIVEN THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE 30% IN CUTS AS IS FEASIBLE.

SEE ALL THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES:
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SEE THE LARGEST EMPLOYER:
http://henrypatrick1736.blogspot.com/2011/01/total-government-employed.html


The Pentagon's decision to delay buying 124 Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighters until after fiscal year 2016 saved $6.9 billion over the coming five years, a Defense Department spokesman said on Tuesday.
On Jan. 6, Defense Secretary Robert Gates overhauled the Pentagon's largest weapons program for the second time in a year, slowing a planned ramp-up in production and adding $4.6 billion to the program's development phase.
At the time, Gates said the move would result in net savings of about $4 billion over the next five years -- after subtracting the money needed to buy 41 additional Boeing Co F/A-18 warplanes to offset slower F-35 production.
The Pentagon's biggest arms program, the new fighter is being developed with eight international partner countries at a total cost of $382 billion, but the program has run into schedule delays and massive cost overruns in recent years.
Joe DellaVedova, the Pentagon's F-35 spokesman, provided additional details, including the $6.9 billion savings figure on Tuesday.

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