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April 17, 2008

Iraq War Senate Appropriations Hearing: Nussle’s Nonsense Distorts the Record

The Bush administration requested $190 billion in war funding for fiscal year (FY) 2008. Congress approved $87 billion of this request in late 2007, leaving the remaining $103 billion to be considered in 2008. Additionally, in February 2008 the administration submitted a placeholder $70 billion request for war funding in FY 2009. Press reports indicate […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Factsheets on Middle East, Middle East, Pentagon Budget, Security Spending

March 5, 2008

Problems with Using the Supplemental Budget Process to Fund Ongoing Military Operations in Iraq and Afghanistan

by Travis Sharp Download a PDF version of this analysis. Colleen Garcia provided research assistance for this report. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY It takes more than two years for the White House to develop, and Congress to approve, a budget for each new fiscal year. Since natural disasters and other emergencies, including the deployment of U.S. military […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Factsheets on Middle East, Middle East, Pentagon Budget, Security Spending

February 4, 2008

The FY 2009 Pentagon Spending Request – Ballistic Missile Defense

by Christopher Hellman and Travis Sharp Ballistic missile defense continues to receive more funding than any other weapons system in the annual Pentagon budget. Background: As part of its Fiscal Year 2002 budget request, the Defense Department announced a major restructuring of the Ballistic Missile Defense Office (BMDO). Funding for a range of programs within BMDO […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Issue Center, Missile Defense, Pentagon Budget

February 4, 2008

The FY 2009 Pentagon (DOD) Defense Budget Spending Request

by Christopher Hellman and Travis Sharp FY 2009 PENTAGON SPENDING REQUEST RESOURCES HIGHLIGHTS “Top Line” Funding – The Bush administration is requesting $515.4 billion for the Department of Defense in Fiscal Year 2009, which begins on October 1, 2008. This is $35.9 billion or 7.5 percent more than current levels, or an inflation-adjusted (“real”) increase of […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Issue Center, Pentagon Budget

February 1, 2008

Highlights of Congressional Action on National Security in 2007

by Kingston Reif Reliable Replacement Warhead (RRW) Program  Administration Request: $88.8 million for the Department of Energy; $30 million for the Department of Defense Final Action: $0 for the Department of Energy; $15 million for the Department of Defense Reprocessing Nuclear Waste  Administration Request: $405 million Final Action: $179 million (as part of Department of […]

Posted in: Factsheets & Analysis on Nuclear Weapons Spending, Factsheets & Analysis on Pentagon Budget, Nuclear Weapons Spending, Pentagon Budget, Security Spending

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