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Aides said Defense Secretary Robert Gates's decisions will be guided by what he learns while spending time with troops. |
Gates readies big cuts in weapons
Battle looms with Congress
WASHINGTON - As the Bush administration was drawing to a close, Robert M. Gates, whose two years as defense secretary had been devoted to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, felt compelled to warn his successor of a crisis closer to home. (Full article: 1205 words)
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