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Pentagon Weapons Delivery Now Averages 12 Years as Rapid-Acquisition Programs Keep Starting Immature, GAO Finds

GovCon Feed – The Government Accountability Office's annual assessment of major weapon systems shows the Pentagon now needs more than 12 years on average to deliver a new capability, and its flagship effort to speed that process continues to produce programs that start with technology nowhere near ready for use.

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