As the House passed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015 for the second time and sent the newest compromise version along to the Senate for consideration next week, the language that could land on the president’s desk for signature is vastly different from what the Pentagon requested in February. After some argument over the rule that allowed lawmakers to debate the NDAA for an hour on the House floor but make no amendments, the defense bill sailed…
Final NDAA, Awaiting Senate Vote, Moves Billions From Pentagon Initiatives to Congressional Priorities
Defense Daily Staff
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