The Bush administration in early November will decide among "a range of possibilities" for how defense spending might be increased, which could leave the new president with a 2010 budget request bolstered by tens of billions of dollars and a six-year plan boosted by approximately $300 billion. Among the options being considered is a fiscal year 2010 budget increase of $57 billion, Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England told InsideDefense.com last week -- a boost that would be part of a...