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HAC Approves FY ’24 Defense Bill With Multi-Year Munitions Cuts, Dems Object To ‘Divisive’ Policies

HAC Approves FY ’24 Defense Bill With Multi-Year Munitions Cuts, Dems Object To ‘Divisive’ Policies
Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Calif.) speaks at the OM&S Warehouse ribbon-cutting ceremony at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division on Nov. 8. 2019. Photo by Sgt. Becky Cleveland, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Corona Division

The House Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved its $826.5 billion fiscal year 2024 defense spending bill, which includes a nearly $2 billion cut to multi-year procurement for select munitions and a slew of GOP-led proposals Democratic members criticized as “needlessly divisive.” The bill, which was passed along a party line 34 to 24 vote, aligns with the defense spending cap set in the debt ceiling agreement passed earlier this month. Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Calif.), chair of the Appropriations Defense Subcommittee,…

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