lack of oco funding will draw us to a steeper drawdown, primarily through involuntary separations and other means that could hut result in significant hardship for thousands of army combat veterans and their families, and generate a large bill for unemployment and other related costs. likewise, we'll need to fund reset for two to three years after we've completed the retrograde of equipment from afghanistan. this is a request that this subcommittee has heard many times, but it bears a bit of repeating. absent this funding, we will be required to accept risk in other areas at significant costs with a negative impact on readiness. we are confident that the strategy we've developed will enable us to achieve our objectives, and that said, we must continue to work together to ensure our battle-tested army remains the nation's force of decisive action, ready for today and prepared for tomorrow. i'm confident we are on the right path at this time. madam chair and members of the subcommittee, i thank you again for your continued support and demonstrated commitment to the outstanding men and w

and -- we have been able to do some of the work because of oco money and now as oco money goes away we have to start making prudent decision as but some of multiple starts in similar missions? >> i think that is really a good point. general. when in you have oco money it is almost embedded in that that you keep looking around and trying different things. and it almost breeds ate certain inefficiency that is required by, the nature of, of the mission. but now -- it's really imperative that -- that we decide which of those starts are worth continuing to go down, i mean, as i said before, one of the biggest problems our military have if you want to call out a problem, there is nothing you guys don't think you can do. so when you are going down a road and you are hitting bumps, some times you just keep deep siding you are going to go over the bumps and going down the road instead of saying, maybe we need to pull the plug on this journey. maybe this is, a road we can't afford to go down. and i'm hopeful that what you are talking about there, general, breedlove, is exactly that, we can't aff

and then transition them into long-term use and we have been able to do some of this work because of oco money and now as the oco money goes away, we have to start making prudent decisions about some of these multiple starts in similar missions. >> i think that's really a good point, general. when you have oco money, it is almost embedded in that that you keep looking around and trying different things and it almost breeds a certain inefficiency that is required by the nature of the mission, but now it's really imperative that we decide which of those starts are worth continuing to go down. i mean, as i said before, one of the biggest problems our military have if you want to call it a problem is there is nothing you guys don't think you can do. when you're going down a road and you're hitting bumps, sometimes you just keep deciding you're going to go over the bumps and keep going down the road instead of saying maybe we need to pull the plug on this journey, maybe this is a road we can't afford to go down, and i am hopeful that what you're talking about there, general breedlove, is exac

that's not counting oco. you add oco on top of that, and that is a huge piece. can we keep the best military and do it smarter with a little less money? i am confident we can. i especially am confident we can because of the leadership we have in the military which is represented here today very, very well. thank you very much. there will be obviously more questions for the record that some of us didn't get to and we look forward to a continuing dialog as we keep our military as ready as we possibly can and also figure out a way that we don't drown in debt about 15 or 20 years from now. thank you all very much. >> this afternoon we'll be live with the discussion on changes in nato and the impact of its new strategic concept. the panel is hosted by the british american society and george washington university's school of international affairs. in a look at emerging security challenges and nato's response to terrorism, piracy and cyber attacks and the discussion starts at 1:30 eastern live here on c-span 3. >> we have a real demand for spectrum but we would be fool

that's not counting oco. you add oco on top of that, and that is a huge piece. so can we keep the best military and do it smarter with a little less money? i'm confident we can. i'm especially confident we can because of the leadership we have in the military which is represented here today very, very well. thank you very much. there will be obviously more questions for the record that some of us didn't get to and we look forward to a continuing dialogue as we keep our military as ready as we possibly can and also figure out a way that we don't drown in debt about 15 or 20 years from now. thank you all very much. >>> we have a real demand, but we would be foolish if all we did, rely on things like incentive auctions and auctions on spectrum. >> i think it's important to have a technological neutrality wr with respect to the commission's rules. >> learn more about the two newest fcc commissioners with the "washington post" technology policy reporter cecilia cong and amy schatz, technology reporter for "the wall street journal" tonight on "the communicators" at 8:

but we remain reliant on that oco funding, and we see that it will take at least two to three years for a transition, perhaps longer for us to sustain readiness levels. >> madam chair, the difference for us is much as you saw after we came out of desert storm one and desert two. immediately following a combat -- a change in mission like we're seeing in iraq now, the actual requirement for air forces goes up in order to facilitate that retrograde, to cover with kinetic fires and isr, to reduce the risk for those ground combat soldiers and marines as they do that mission. and we are seeing that now. even as we are coming out of iraq about three months ago, our deployed squadron, fighter squadron was up about 8 1/2. it is up to 11 1/4 now. that's much what we expect. also, on the lift side of the house, especially if we do not get movement in the pac g-locks, as you know, much of the job of bringing home all the equipment that marines and army will need will fall to the backs of the air force to haul out. there will be a considerable amount of time as we effect this retrograde, especially

that is not a oco. that is a huge piece. can he keep the best military and do it smarter with a little less money? i am confident we can and i think we can because of the military -- the leadership we have in the military which is represented here today. thank you very much and there will be more questions for the record that we did not get to and we look forward to continuing dialogue as to keep our military as ready as we possibly can and also figure out a way we don't drown in debt. about 50 or 20 years from now. thank you all very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> congressional directory is a complete guide to the 112 congress. you will find contact information for members of the house and senate as well as district maps and committee assignments. you'll also learn more about the presidential cabinet, the supreme court justices, and the nation's governors. pick up a copy for $12.95 plus shipping and handling and order online at c-span

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today we are depended upon the receipt of oco ford similar supplemental funding. this year, the added cost of providing these search forces, given fuel cost increases, is placing pressure on our execution. we are working with the department of defense to address the talents of these additional costs without affecting our overall readiness. madam chairman, senator ayotte and distinguished members of the committee, you can be proud of exceptional service of the men and women of our navy. our sailors of the highest quality force in our history and they make this the finest navy in the world. i appreciate the support of the committee for a navy and its readiness and appreciate the opportunity to testify and look forward in answering your questions. >> thank you admiral ferguson. next we will have general joseph dunford the assistant commandant of the united states marine corps. >> madam chair ranking member ayotte and members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to represent the marines this morning. i would like to begin by making a few key operations re

>> the only one that comes up and it's hard to believe is oco funding, the contingent operations is noted. it goes wrjÏpgner. one could l÷ of this c7(se,=9:tkhdu budget while you try to work this out. one would go down, one would go up. >> there are some folks who look at sequestration as -- from both parties as not actually that bad. they're looking at this as in the context of a grand bargain, you let the bush tax cuts expire, you let the payroll tax holiday go ákdrm3 sequestration go through that automatically whacks defense as well as other social programs and that goes in large measure to solving some of your debt burden. is that a possibility that folks may actually look at and say we can all pinch our nose but kind of live with it? >> i think it all depending on what happens cure during the november elections. i think the likelihood of being able to put a coalition around all of that across the board is really low because the things 4v a year and a half f to states, implement the new defense strategy, maintain security across the board and modernize that military when you're taki

so the ngrea, the oco to base money we're transferring to, around $200 million, $250 million to provide extra training days for these soldiers in the fourth and fifth year of the rotation cycle is critical. i can record to you today, sir, the army is an operational force and highly successful and successful because of soldiers like sergeant burgess and others. >> we've been advised that your equipment shortfalls. how does that impact on your mission? >> what i can tell you, sir, is, if you look at the figures, it says equipment on land for the army reserves. we're better than we've ever been. 86%. however, we're 66% modernized. the equipment we have as was discussed earlier with the national guard in a lot of cases is old equipment that is substitute items for the modern equipment. now, as far as our soldiers being able to do their job in the afghanistan, iraq and other places, not an issue, because we make sure they're using modernized equipment in those theaters. we give them the best training, the best equipping before we put them in harm's way. where it impacts me is back home. impa

i recently worked with an international ng oco and a lot our work had to incorporate or assimilate the mdgs. so i'm really interested to matter if you feel that the mgds have been a successful tool for measurement and if it has or has not been what's your tools for measurement. >> so the question is the mgd a good tool for measurement? >> millennium development goals. i think actually probably you've done a lot of work in this area, but the one thing i want to say, they're goals and underneath those goals are all sorts of different -- literally hundreds of different indicators that organizations or governments use to measure whether or not they're achieving the mgds. but i think you've done a lot of thinking so this, so i'll let you -- >> yeah, the millennium development goals were a set of ten broad goals and as carrie said a bunch of sub targets adopted in 2005 because the deadline is 2015. and i'm going to comment on this from a public affairs perspective rather than from a development practitioner's perspective and maybe that's a partial answer to your question already there. and t

of fuel we use to begin to fly out much of this retrograde by air, that will again be an unplanned oco bump up in the requirements for the air force. >> madam chair, i would add one quick point to the points you made and the one general breedlove made. it goes back to the question of when would we be reset to a high level of readiness. obviously, the longer it takes to get our equipment out of afghanistan and northern distribution network would take longer to get our gear out, the longer it will take to restore that high level of readiness. so in addition to implications of cost, factor of time is an issue. >> yeah, i think a lot of americans don't understand that the stresses with pakistan have many implications, not just the direct implication of are they our friend, are they our enemy, what exactly are they, and who can we trust within pakistan? but it has a dramatic impact on the budgets of our military as it relates to operational requirements in afghanistan and drawdown in afghanistan. thank you. senator ayotte? >> thank you, madam chair. i wanted to ask each of you in the chairm

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hong kong has become a go-to destination for luxury ip ocos. prada stock has gained 30% since its ipo last june. back to you. >> thank you very much. louisa. >>> just to recap, if you're just joining us on what has been taking place out of greece, what the results actually indicate. so for very long time, for decades, the pass sook party anw democracy party have been dominating. not anymore. we're seeing the left coalition coming in and taking number two place which is a big sur rice. remember we saw a landslide victory by the pasok party back in 2009. this time only 13%. we saw the left coalition back this 2009 running off with approximately 5%. this time 16.5% plus. so a real shift about what's taking place in in greece. the head of the pasok party saying they've paid the price so far for handling the sovereign debt crisis. you have a whole bunch of small parties here and they're all against the bailout. they seem to be too divided to form an alternative coalition, but they've come along very strongly from what expect aces were heading into t

we invested in training and depot maintenance, but we remain reliant on that oco funding. we think it will take two-three years for a transition period >> madam chair, the difference for us -- as much as you saw as we came out of desert storm, immediately following combat, but there was a change in mission. the actual requirement for the air force goes up in order to facilitate that retrograde. it reduces the risk for the ground combat soldiers. we are seeing that now, even as we are coming out of iraq. about three months ago, our fighter squadron to plummet was about a 0.5. it is up to about 11. also on the -- if we do not get movement, much of the job of bringing home all the equipment the marines and army needs will fall back to the air force to haul out. there will be a considerable amount of time that we effectively and retrograde, especially before the air force begins its retrofit and refit. our start time should be significantly different from what you heard from my compatriots. it will take us some time between a year and a year and a half to get to the training c