JOINT BASE LEWIS MCCORD, Wash., March 4 (Reuters) - U.S.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Friday that he planned to
unveil proposals in a few weeks to reform the structure of the
U.S. military to reflect changes in military challenges and
requirements.
Carter provided no details, but he said some would require
legislative changes, while others could be implemented under the
existing authority of the president and defense secretary.
The changes come after a review of the Goldwater-Nichols law
of 1986, which made sweeping changes to the structure of the
U.S. military.
(Reporting by Andrea Shalal)
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