Appropriations and Authorization for FY2002: Defense
On June 27, the Administration submitted an amended fiscal year 2002 defense budget request to Congress. The request totals $343.5 billion in funding for the national defense budget function, $18.4 billion more than in the initial White House budget plan, submitted on April 9, and $32.9 billion abov...
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