Defense Logistics Agency Adds $2 Billion in Critical Material Support to National Defense Stockpile
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How much has the Defense Logistics Agency historically spent on acquiring strategic and critical materials for the national defense stockpile, and what materials and quantities does the stockpile currently hold?
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