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SASC Announces FY ’22 NDAA Markup Schedule

SASC Announces FY ’22 NDAA Markup Schedule
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The Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) will hold its full committee markup for the fiscal year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) during a closed session on July 21, the panel’s leadership announced Thursday. The NDAA markup, which may be extended to July 22 if needed, will follow SASC subcommittee markups on July 19 and 20. SASC’s Readiness and Personnel panels will meet on July 20 to consider their portions of the defense policy bill, which will be the only…

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