Navy Identifies $7.4B in Unfunded Priorities, Targeting Munitions and Sixth-Gen Fighter
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Navy identifies $7.4B in unfunded priorities, targeting munitions and sixth-gen fighter
The Navy has sent Congress a $7.4 billion unfunded priorities list, highlighting the service's continued need for munitions and future fighter aircraft development, according to documents obtained by Inside Defense. The UPL is much larger than the $2.2 billion the service identified last year. The Navy’s No. 1 priority, according to the UPL submitted to Congress, is “targeted munitions,” totaling $841 million and highlighting the need to increas…
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