The Pentagon's gutted weapons testing office is doing more work with fewer people, risking dangers on the battlefield, new watchdog report says

DOT&E's workforce was cut last year after a memo from Hegseth. US Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Allison White The Pentagon's independent weapons testing office was cut after a memo last year. It now has fewer workers doing more work, including in areas where they're not experts, according to a new report. DOT&E's oversight helps ensure weapons are thoroughly tested and results are documented. The US Department of Defense's independent office for testing weapons has been gutted, leaving i...