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 <subject>Global Hawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle</subject>
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 <subject>Patriot PAC-3</subject>
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<abstract>Over the next 5 years, DOD&apos;s overall investments are expected to
average $150 billion a year to modernize and transition our	 
forces. In addition, DOD must modernize its forces amid competing
demands for federal funds, such as health care and homeland	 
security. Therefore, it is critical that DOD manage its 	 
acquisitions in the most cost efficient and effective manner	 
possible. DOD&apos;s newest acquisition policy emphasizes the use of  
evolutionary, knowledge-based concepts that have proven to	 
produce more effective and efficient weapon systems outcomes.	 
However, most DOD programs currently do not employ these	 
practices and, as a result, experience cost increases, schedule  
delays, and poor product quality and reliability. This testimony 
compares the best practices for developing new products with the 
experiences of the F/A-22 program.</abstract>
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