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not even alickable to the army, navy, air force, but it's used by the sec retear of defense for the maintenance, lease and operation of facilities and congresswomen. what i'm doing is taking this and transferring it to the peer review prostate cancer research program. funding levels for this program has gone down dramatically since 2001. right now it's funded at $64 million. it was funded in 2001 at $100 million. it's continually come down and down and down. i'm not asking you to take it up to the 2001 level. i'm just asking you to take it up to perhaps what it was in 2005. i think without going into details, this is a very wise move because funding levels for this program has decreased yet prostate cancer is the second leading cause of male cancer-related deaths in the united states with an estimated $170,316 casualties last year. there are no noticeable symptoms in early stages. testing has led to detection of nine of 10 cases. that's why this paltry amount would be better spent for prostate cancer resedge for our military than abod. according to the prostate research program, active duty mal