Gates orders cuts in Pentagon bureaucracy

Facing growing pressure to cut military spending, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Monday ordered the closing of a major Pentagon headquarters, restrictions on the use of contractors and reductions in the number of generals and admirals.

The belt-tightening moves were aimed at eliminating duplication and reducing overhead, Gates said at a Pentagon news conference.


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