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Exhibit R-2, RDTandE Budget Item Justification: PB2013Navy

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The document outlines the budget justification for the Marine Corps Information Technology Development and Modernization program for fiscal years 2011 to 2017, detailing funding allocations, mission descriptions, program changes, and planned developments. It emphasizes the establishment and refinement of IT services and systems that support various military operations, including messaging systems, training management, manpower operations, and enterprise IT services. The document also highlights cost reductions in FY13 due to Department of Defense-wide efficiency efforts while maintaining critical development projects.

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