AIR AND SPACE FORCES ASSOCIATION (F/K/A AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION)

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $120,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S.4921

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $130,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R.5071

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $130,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R.8070

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $130,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R.8774

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $130,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S.4638

S.4638/H.R.8070 Fiscal Year 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and S.4921/H.R.8774 Fiscal Year 2025 Defense Appropriations Act. Provisions relating to: 1.Increasing the personnel strength of the United States Space Force (USSF) to meet emerging requirements and threats; 2.Recapitalizing the aircraft strength of the Air Force, Reserves, and Air National Guard, specifically by seeking to procure additional F-35s and F-15EXs and delaying the retirement of Block 20 F-22s; 3.Affording additional flexibility in the funding of software development and maintenance; 4.Securing additional funding and authorizations for additional pay and resources to be used for the on-installation center-based childcare and Family Childcare homes; 5.Increasing the ability of the USSF to purchase commercial space services, integrate those capabilities into organic Space Force capabilities, and deliver those forces to Combatant Commands; 6.Requiring a report on Pass-Through where funding passes through the Department of the Air Force to other government agencies; 7.Seeking the continued development and deployment of the Sentinel ICBM and preventing the reduction in the current number of ICBMs deployed; 8.Supporting an increase in military personnel pay by 19 percent for junior enlisted personnel and 4.5 percent for all other ranks; and 9.Supporting the adoption of H.R.5071, the Legacy Guardian Recognition Act, and seeking its incorporation into the enacted version of the FY'25 Defense Authorization Act; In addition, the AFA members will work on the following issues: 1.Correcting Veterans' Survivors Dependency and Indemnity Compensation; 2.Improving Air Force and Space Force dormitories; 3.Increasing to $300 million the level at which the Department of Defense can begin new starts during Continuing Resolutions; 4.Creating a Defense Civilian Training Corporation (DCTC) to attract and train future members of the civil service. The DCTC would operate much like a civilian ROTC program; 5.Establishing a fair Cost of Living Adjustment formula for all ranks; and 6.Ensuring all Reservists and National Guard service members receive TRICARE;

Client expense: $130,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S.4921

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $110,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: HR.2670

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $110,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 2226

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $110,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 503

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $140,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: HR.2670

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $140,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 2226

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $140,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 503

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $100,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: HR.2670

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $100,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 2226

HR.2670/S. 2226, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (whole bill) and provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $100,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 503

HR.____/S.____, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. H.R. ____/S. ____, The FY 2024 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $80,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 503

HR.____/S.____, FY 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against, air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. H.R. ____/S. ____, The FY 2024 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to: ensuring our forces have sufficient protection against air, ballistic missile, and hypersonic missile attack in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, simultaneously; the creation of a Space National Guard; and ensuring our servicemembers receive adequate compensation to prevent hunger insecurity among themselves and their families. The AFA will also be working on provisions to retain and, if possible, modernize the F-22; explore the possibility of procuring additional F-35s; and continue the development of the Sentinel ICBM. Finally, we will be advocating for the publication of a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force as well as a report on the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, which were, respectively, authorized in previous defense authorization and appropriations acts. S. 503, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill)

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 503

H.R. 7900/S. 4543, FY 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, an amendment to train Ukraines Pilots and Ground Crew on American-made aircraft, development of Sentinel ICBM, creation of a Space National Guard, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force. H.R. 5112/S. 4179, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill) H.R. 8236/S. 4663, The Fiscal Year 2023 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force.

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R. 5112

H.R. 7900/S. 4543, FY 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, an amendment to train Ukraines Pilots and Ground Crew on American-made aircraft, development of Sentinel ICBM, creation of a Space National Guard, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force. H.R. 5112/S. 4179, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill) H.R. 8236/S. 4663, The Fiscal Year 2023 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force.

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R. 7900

H.R. 7900/S. 4543, FY 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, an amendment to train Ukraines Pilots and Ground Crew on American-made aircraft, development of Sentinel ICBM, creation of a Space National Guard, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force. H.R. 5112/S. 4179, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill) H.R. 8236/S. 4663, The Fiscal Year 2023 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force.

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: H.R. 8236

H.R. 7900/S. 4543, FY 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, an amendment to train Ukraines Pilots and Ground Crew on American-made aircraft, development of Sentinel ICBM, creation of a Space National Guard, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force. H.R. 5112/S. 4179, Space National Guard Establishment Act (whole bill) H.R. 8236/S. 4663, The Fiscal Year 2023 Department of Defense Appropriations Act, provisions related to the elimination of Pass-Through Air Force funding to other government agencies, procurement of additional F-35 aircraft, retention and modernization of the F-22, and a report on the strategic objectives of the Space Force.

Client expense: $70,000 · Firm income: —

Matched citations: S. 4179