A continuing resolution would slow the Marine Corps' efforts to redesign its force to pivot to a potential fight with China in the Pacific, a Marine Corps leader said Tuesday. Lt. Gen. Eric Smith, the commanding general of Marine Corps Combat Development Command, said at the Navy League's Sea-Air-Space conference that a continuing resolution is a "gift" to adversaries as it stalls new-start programs. "A continuing resolution is a gift of a year to an adversary," he said. "When you...
