Defense Department Comptroller Michael McCord has asked Congress to allow a reprogramming of funds from the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program to finance the resumption of a controversial exercise involving a missile-defense blimp watching over the Washington region. Of the $27.2 million needed for the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor, $11.6 million would come from the Army-Marine Corps vehicle project, with money becoming available as the result of a program delay while losing bidder Lockheed Martin...
