The Air Force’s top civilian leader today presented his service’s fiscal year 2014 $114.1 billion baseline budget request to Congress and shared some of the fiscal challenges the Air Force has faced.
“As with all budgets, our FY [2014] request represents a snapshot in time,” Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley told the House Armed Services Committee. “[It’s] our best analysis of Air Force needs based on available information.”
Donley, who was accompanied at the House hearing by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, said the Air Force’s priorities remain aligned with the Defense Department’s strategic guidance.
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