The House Armed Services Committee has approved a defense policy bill that allocates $1.15 trillion for the Pentagon, which includes a pay raise for service members and reforms aimed at improving accountability within the Department of Defense. The bill addresses bipartisan frustrations regarding defense management.
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The House Armed Services Committee has approved a defense policy bill that allocates $1.15 trillion for the Pentagon, which includes a pay raise for service members and reforms aimed at improving accountability within the Department of Defense. The bill addresses bipartisan frustrations regarding defense management.
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House Armed Services Committee Advances $1.15 Trillion Defense Policy Bill