Intel Cuts Rumored to Be $25 Billion Plus: Industry Fearful, Watchful -- Aol Defense
San Antonio: You can smell the fear and worry here at the annual Geoint conference. The budget cuts that Director of National Intelligence Jim Clapper outlined yesterday may be as deep as $40 billion over the next 10 years, sources here say. The consensus number is closer to $25 billion, but more than three sources cited $40 billion.
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Germany Wants to Cut Defense Orders -- New York Times/Reuters
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Pentagon lawyer warns of militarized approach to counterterrorism -- Washington Post
Panetta Directs No. 2 To Seek New Efficiencies -- Defense News
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VFW calls on 2 million members to fight any changes in military benefits to cut deficit -- Washington Post
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US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,478 -- AP
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