The Office of the Secretary of Defense has hammered out a rough draft of how it would allocate a $57 billion boost to its fiscal year 2010 budget request should the Bush administration elect in the coming weeks to significantly ratchet up military spending, a decision that would force the next administration to justify, or roll back, higher defense expenditures. InsideDefense.com first reported on July 2 that the Pentagon was laying plans to incorporate another $57 billion into the FY-10...