By Jen DiMascio The Air Force's list of $20 billion in unfunded requirements was front and center at a House Armed Services Committee (HASC) hearing yesterday. Members of the committee sought to get to the bottom of the difference between the service's official budget and its annual wish list, which this year more than doubles the unfunded requests of other services. HASC Chairman Ike Skelton (D-Mo.) pounced on an inconsistency with respect to personnel in which the president's budget calls…
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