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Rep. Adam Smith, the new House Armed Service Committee Chair, Wants More Pentagon Transparency
In a pre-election piece for Defense One, the Washington state congressman said the Trump administration and its Defense Department leadership have “made conspicuous decisions to roll back transparency and public accountability precisely when we need it most.” Source: What the Midterms Mean for National Security –