Posted on Mar 10, 2015
Cpl Jeff N.
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It appears years of budget cuts are leaving us more at risk that we might think. At some point, less is not more, less is just less.

http://news.yahoo.com/u-budget-cuts-erode-crisis-response-navy-marines-172042731.html

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CSM Michael J. Uhlig
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This can become very detrimental! It is a compounding problem, one you cannot just throw money at and expect it to be turned around. It compounds itself by using substandard training techniques and exercises, you develop bad habits that take time to reverse. This can truly become very detrimental.
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I agree, Cpl Jeff N.. I think we all want to have a good attitude about budget cuts and to soldier on, no matter what, but - as General Dunford says - the administration may have to change the USA's national strategy if the cuts continue or go further than predicted. I think you hit the nail on the head when you said that sometimes less is just less. That's so true! We can do our best with less, but there will come a point when we must do less with less. That's just a fact.
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Cpl Jeff N.
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CW5 Scott Montgomery. The Marines have historically done more with less. They have been asked to do even more with less of late. They are now saying, perhaps, it can't be done. That is not good. An enemy can be enboldened and take chances they might not have taken before. We are less safe and lives arae put at risk.
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