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Party’s over: Next Pentagon budget hurtles toward Hill fights and delays

By Travis J. Tritten
Published October 9, 2018 4:00am ET
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Party’s over: Next Pentagon budget hurtles toward Hill fights and delays
On a Friday afternoon, just two days before the start of the new fiscal year on Oct. 1, the White House announced that President Trump had signed into law annual funding for the Pentagon. At the Pentagon, budgeteers heaved a sigh of relief after years of late funding and stopgap budget measures that caused havoc […]

On a Friday afternoon, just two days before the start of the new fiscal year on Oct. 1, the White House announced that President Trump had signed into law annual funding for the Pentagon.

At the Pentagon, budgeteers heaved a sigh of relief after years of late funding and stopgap budget measures that caused havoc for military planning.

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