Breaking Defense
If funding limits were not an issue, US Indo-Pacific Command says it could use an additional cool $11 billion next year, in part to speed up missile defense plans for Guam and buy longer-range weapons, while US Northern Command would kindly request another $35 million for IT.
Every year after the White House delivers its budget request to Capitol Hill, the combatant commands and services submit their respective “unfunded priority lists” to lawmakers.
