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    Our military as of now is abysmal, we don’t even have giant planet destroying lasers, or military bases on the moon. There are many places to cut spending, and it’s impossible to name them all in this article. We need to spend more money on the military until we reach this point. Now how insane that sounds is just as crazy as our current military budget is, and rising. The United States Defense department is the most over funded program in the U.S. and has risen to unprecedented rates since World War II. The only reasonable reason for a steady increasing military budget is of warring states that with unstable economies. There are no significant wars that the U.S.A is in right now, so why do we have a military ready to fight Godzilla. There…

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    to mind? Some may say freedom, American football, or Donald Trump. But, how often does “military” come up? From a list which compiled the top words that people used to describe the United States, “military” ranked #30 - behind the more popular words “opportunity”, “diversity”, and “ignorant” (POV). This is an interesting detail considering the United States boasts the biggest military in the world and is notorious for its grandiose military budget. However, this was not always the case. After…

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    POSITION PAPER ON BUDGET CUTS AFFECTING MILITARY READINESS 1. The United States (US) military is the strongest, most lethal military in the world. Leading the way in global defense, the US military is a force to be reckoned with. Having a strong military not only ensures the freedom and safety of American citizens, but ensures that it is able to protect and defend those around the world that cannot defend themselves. Like many of the US federal and state institutions, the military is…

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    Military Budget

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    counting in debt. This makes the very limited amount of money that is available for the government to use so much more precious and valuable. Where does over half of the one point eleven trillion dollars that the government has available end up? In Military spending. The government allocated five hundred ninety eight billion five hundred million dollars to fund military and other defense sectors in 2015. Yes, there is a need for a military that is adequately equipped and funded; however,…

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    Decreasing Military Budget

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    The United States military is known throughout the world. The problem here at home is the amount of money that the military is spending annually. The only way that congress wants to fix this is to dramatically decrease the size of the military, and reduce the overall troop counts. The United States’ military budget cuts are necessary if the number of soldiers is not decreased. The U.S. spends the most money on its military, and the overall size of our military is enormous. The United States…

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    of money poured into defense and the military has gone far beyond a reasonable amount. The U.S.’s annual budget for military defense spending was $598.5 billion, approximately 54% of the discretionary spending of the federal government (National Priorities). This staggering number is made even more astounding by the fact that the US accounts for approximately a third of the world’s defense spending (Taylor, Karklls). A hot topic in this year’s presidential election, that I am sure you are aware…

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    argues that as the expenditure increases, so does the performance in which in necessary for modern day combat. On the other hand, some experts believe that this plane should not be bought due to the staggering amount of money, which could be spent elsewhere, such as the escalating conflicts at home and abroad. Others even maintain the view that less aircraft should be purchased. Although great points from all, only one may be chosen. This will decide the future of aeronautics and defence…

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    The US retains a huge edge over its potential competitors, China included, especially in military power and in research and development. In recent years it has been spending more on defense than the rest of the world combined, and its navy enjoys enormous power preponderance over any competitors. In addition, it has a relatively young and dynamic population and enjoys a uniquely secure geopolitical situation. The US economy is basically sound and may well overcome its present difficulties (as it…

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    forecasted future-operating environment in eight to twenty-years. The CBA analyzes potential non-material solutions and new innovative approaches prior to recommending a material-only solution. Innovative approaches include changes to doctrine, basing, facilities and the adaptability existing capabilities. Finally, the Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) reviews the results of the CBA and if justified conducts the final validation of the solution. The JROC initially determined that…

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    is authorization, this makes managers accountable for their actions/spending and helps prevent fraud in an organisation (Atrill, McLaney, 2011). For an organisation it is important to make the right choice between a centralised control of the budget, where the organisations overall aspirations are at the heart of any decision making, or to delegate the responsibility to subordinates who will have a better understanding of their local environment. Usually a mixture of centralised and delegated…

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