What does DERF stand for?

Defense Emergency Response Fund (US DoD)

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Military and Government

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That includes the Defense Emergency Response Fund, handling of foreign contributions, payments to indigenous forces, the Iraq rebuilding money and reimbursements to coalition members.

Inept GOP Congress that's gutless, too

While DOD followed the Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) guidance in managing the initial $15 billion in war on terrorism funds that were placed in the Defense Emergency Response Fund in fiscal years 2001 and 2002, DOD provided its components with limited guidance on how to use these funds.

Defense Budget: Tracking of Emergency Response Funds for the War on ...

CDR Candreva suggests that the Defense Emergency Response Fund (DERF) may serve as a case in examining civil-military relations, the budgetary relationship between the Congress and the Department of Defense (DoD), and, ultimately, the dynamics of constitutional power.

The Sword and the Purse: the why and how of congressional delegation ...