Federal Insider: A fresh view on defense

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Retired Gen. James Cartwright offers a fresh view on defense

Former Joint Chiefs of Staff vice chair spoke frankly about defense spending, and hopefully the Senate Armed Services Committee will listen.

Federal Diary

Government has foreign language deficit

The federal government has a shortage of foreign language speakers, particularly in Near East, South Asian and East Asian languages.

On Leadership

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Keeping fed workers in the loop

"One of the toughest topics is navigating the bureaucracy. You need mentors and you need allies." - Steve Ressler, founder of GovLoop

Federal Player of the Week

Shane Morris, State Department diplomatic courier

Ensuring delivery of sensitive diplomatic materials

Shane Morris played a crucial behind-the-scenes role for the State Department during the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, ensuring that U.S. embassies were able to dispatch and receive critical classified documents and equipment to fully carry out their diplomatic missions.

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