Article: Cold War Lives On in Clinton Military Spending Plan, Says CDI

WASHINGTON, June 1 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following was released by the Center for Defense Information:

President Clinton says, "We must not cut defense further."

"Why not?" asks the Center for Defense Information (CDI) in its latest report, "1995 Military Spending: The Real Story."

A private Washington-based defense research organization, CDI is headed by retired senior military officers.

In a series of surprising and graphic comparisons, the CDI report demonstrates that in 1999 the military will spend almost exactly the same amount in real terms as it spent in 1980, a year of extreme U.S.-Soviet confrontation. "Yet," notes retired rear admiral Eugene Carroll Jr., director of the center, ...

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