What options does the Pentagon have to cover its mounting FY26 operational costs?
“If I were still in the building, I would say, ‘I'm probably screwed now,'" a former official told Breaking Defense.
“If I were still in the building, I would say, ‘I'm probably screwed now,'" a former official told Breaking Defense.
The DoD topline is a 3.6% increase over last year and roughly $285 million more than the White House sought.