Here are a few must-reads from this week's edition of Inside the Pentagon:
1. The Defense Business Board is considering whether it should conduct a deeper examination of supply chain resiliency to complement its ongoing study on logistics as a competitive warfighting advantage.
Full story: Defense Business Board mulling deeper dive on supply chain resiliency
2. Earlier this year the Defense Department refuted charges that it spent $43 million building a single gas station in Afghanistan, but now an influential senator alleges DOD "opened a real can of worms" while defending itself and is demanding additional information.
Full story: Pentagon still haunted by '$43 million gas station
3. Five House Democrats, citing ongoing fiscal constraints and concerns about nuclear war, have sent a letter to the White House urging President Obama to "reshape" his current plan to modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Full story: House Democrats urge Obama to rein in nuclear modernization plans