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Bryan Clark writes, "Congress attempted during the last several years to help DoD field new technologies by delegating more authorities to military services, creating new rapid acquisition processes, and reorganizing DoD's oversight offices. The longer view of defense committee leaders compared to their uniformed or civilian counterparts seems to have borne fruit in the form of faster buying authorities that bypass the Pentagon’s derided requirements development process. Now, however, Congress wants to slow DoD's race toward a more technologically-advanced force."
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