Up next, the chiefs of the army, air force, navy and marine corps testify on their budgets and the impact of repeated continuing resolutions in place of more longterm appropriations for the military branches. Held by the House Armed Services committee, this is about two hours, forty five minutes. [ banging gavel ] the committee will come to order. After having explored the next steps of defense reform in yesterdays hearing, we now turn to what is needed to repair and rebuild our military, and im grateful to each of the distinguished Service Chiefs for being with us today. Theres widespread agreement that funding cuts under the budget control act, plus a series of continuing resolutions, coupled with a pace of required deployment have damaged the u. S. Military. I believe that damage has gone far deeper than most of us realize, requiring more time and more money to repair than is generally expected. Theres plenty of responsibility to go around for the current state of affairs, with both
DVIDS – News – South Carolina National Guard, UofSC Aiken take next step toward enhancing cyber
News Highlights: DVIDS – News – South Carolina National Guard, UofSC Aiken take next step toward enhancing cyber. Aiken, SC – Representatives from the South Carolina National Guard and University of South Carolina Aiken (UofSC Aiken) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the UofSC Aiken campus on February 1, 2021, in support of the development of a new South Carolina National Guard Preparedness Center with a focus on improving cyber initiatives in the state.
Major General R. van McCarty of the United States Army, the Adjutant General for South Carolina, and Dr. Sandra J. Jordan, Chancellor of UofSC Aiken, signed the Memorandum of Understanding in recognition of the South Carolina Construction Agreement National Guard Preparedness Center. the UofSC Aiken campus. Also referred to as a cybersecurity DreamPort, the preparedness center is expected to be home to the South