Congressman Mills Supports FY27 National Defense Authorization Act
rebuilding depleted weapons stockpiles, accelerating production of critical munitions, and investing in next-generation technologies including hypersonic weapons
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rebuilding depleted weapons stockpiles, accelerating production of critical munitions, and investing in next-generation technologies including hypersonic weapons
reliance on Chinese-sourced materials used in munitions, microelectronics, and energy storage systems and recommend alternative sourcing strategies
military families. Rebuilding military strength with more munitions and next generation weapons. Deterring China, Russia, Iran, and North
production and ensuring America can produce the ships, munitions and emerging technologies needed to deter our adversaries
first time, new-entrant low-cost munition systems and providing multiyear procurement authority. Providing over $7.5 billion
their families Maxes out production of critical munitions Doubles security cooperation funding for Taiwan Invests in next-generation
service members and funds training, readiness, and munitions production. Bans radical DEI and CRT programs in the military
exploration for decades because of the sensitive munitions testing that occurs in the Eastern Gulf Test and Training
aircraft carrier. Invests $15 billion to replenish depleted munitions stockpiles. Saves taxpayers $20 billion by eliminating DEI programs
military’s ability to test new munitions, including hypersonic and counter drone weaponry, which appear
military’s ability to test new munitions, including hypersonic and counter drone weaponry, which appear
billion to rebuild America’s stockpile of munitions, including missiles, rockets, and artillery. Saves taxpayers $20 billion
Israel of any military aircraft or air-launched munitions that are approved for transfer but are either undelivered
Security GAO study on Chinese-sourced materials in munitions, microelectronics, and energy storage. DoD assessment of vulnerabilities
quadcopters assembled from commercial parts, long-range loitering munitions, and first-person-view kamikaze drones enhanced by open
President’s ability to restrict U.S. munitions use with countries that may be using the provisions against … President is actively involved in ensuring that our munitions are not being used by U.S. security partners