The Pentagon needs to figure out how to buy more little things than fewer big things. The military also needs to optimize for fighting terrorists, while keeping an eye on the proverbial armored column busting through the Fulda Gap.
That's a couple of the very general policy prescriptions from Norm "Last Supper" Augustine, former CEO of Lockheed Martin and Undersecretary of Defense, according to a video interview posted this morning on YouTube.
Augustine is now leading a Congressionally-supported outfit called the Project on National Security Reform, which apparently aims to be one of the agenda-setting groups for the next administration.
That's a couple of the very general policy prescriptions from Norm "Last Supper" Augustine, former CEO of Lockheed Martin and Undersecretary of Defense, according to a video interview posted this morning on YouTube.
Augustine is now leading a Congressionally-supported outfit called the Project on National Security Reform, which apparently aims to be one of the agenda-setting groups for the next administration.
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