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MSPB can finally tackle furlough appeals

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“Almost every element of our national security capability has an element of information technology at its heart,” the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told Thursday a group of industry representatives at AFCEA’s Joint Warfighter Information Technology Day.

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