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17 Lawmakers Want to Change How Military Academies Pay for Aging Facilities — August Pfluger | ChamberLight
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A bipartisan group of 17 lawmakers is urging congressional defense leaders to preserve two NDAA provisions that would change how military academies fund and build facilities. Supporters say the changes could speed modernization and better prepare future officers.
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People in this story 3 Representative advocating for changes to military academy infrastructure funding and construction procedures.
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Senator supporting investment in the service academies.
Representative supporting faster modernization of military academy facilities.
Representative supporting faster modernization of military academy facilities.
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