Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 21, 2011


Dempsey Backs Off On F-35 Cost Criticism; Speaks Of Budget Juggle -- Aol Defense

WASHINGTON: The nation's top military officer today insisted he did not oppose the expensive and controversial F-35, on which three of the four services he leads depend on for their future air capabilities.

Asked about his recent congressional testimony that the nation "might not be able to afford" the three F-35 variants, Army Gen. Martin Dempsey said: "I didn't have a cross hair on the F-35. I would have said the same thing about the ground combat vehicle," he said, referring to the Army's top procurement priority. The chairman clearly wanted to clear the air.

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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS

Suspicious of stolen technology, U.S. suspends weapon exports to S.Korea -- Hankyoreh

U.S. ready to provide Russia with missile shield details -- RIA Novosti

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