DOD may be using unreliable data in its assessment that 102 installations are at risk of running out of water, the Government Accountability Office determined in a recent report.
The Pentagon’s data varied across the services and department, GAO concluded, recommending a more thorough department-wide review. DOD concurred with GAO’s conclusion, Military.com reported.
Army photo by 1st Lt. Chantel Baul
Drone Protection Cost Projection Lands in Billions
The Congressional Budget Office projects that $7.4 billion in funding will be needed to protect installations and servicemembers from drone attacks in the coming years, Stars and Stripes reported. Systems would detect and destroy unmanned aircraft through radar,...
