The two-year budget deal from December was good news for the Pentagon, which had been preparing for sequester cuts in its fiscal 2017 budget submission.
But not everything was spared. Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord said Tuesday “we had to scramble” in order to cut $17 billion from what it had planned to propose in a matter of six weeks. “Modernization took the brunt of the reductions.”
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