Carter: DOD 'Frustrated' With Lack Of Export-Control Reform From Congress

By Gabe Starosta / September 19, 2012 at 3:59 PM
The Pentagon, in conjunction with the State and Commerce departments, must continue to seek a better export-control system despite inaction from members of Congress, Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said today. Lamenting what he called a very slow export-approval process that involves a variety of government agencies in addition to the Defense Department, Carter told an audience at the Air Force Association's annual conference this morning that the system must be overhauled -- something that cannot be done without help...

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