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Home›Green Marine›US Coast Guard releases $1 billion wish list
Green Marine

March 16, 2005 · about 21 years ago

US Coast Guard releases $1 billion wish list

WASHINGTON — The Coast Guard has given members of Congress a nearly $1 billion wish list of spending proposals that were not included in President Bush’s 2006 budget, including more than $637 million to upgrade deteriorating ships and helicopters. The two-page list represents the first time the Coas

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WASHINGTON — The Coast Guard has given members of Congress a nearly $1 billion wish list of spending proposals that were not included in President Bush’s 2006 budget, including more than $637 million to upgrade deteriorating ships and helicopters. The two-page list represents the first time the Coast Guard has been free to provide Congress with a list of priorities not funded in Bush’s request for $6.9 billion for the guard.

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