The Defense Department is asking Congress to eliminate a biennial report on the Global Positioning System that it says provides little value and costs the Pentagon hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce. The report is "overly burdensome and provides information of limited utility," the Pentagon argues in legislative proposals recently sent to Capitol Hill. Every two years, DOD expends approximately 100 workdays and $300,000 compiling the report," the department complains in its proposal package, a copy of which was...
