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HearingHELD · 2H 55MOPEN TO THE PUBLICOPENHOUSE · FOREIGN AFFAIRS ·

Reforming U.S. defense sales

The committee examines efforts to reform U.S. defense sales.

Tue, Mar 17 · 10:00 AM – 12:54 PM ETRayburn House Office Building, Room 2172Rayburn 2172

CHAIRBrian J. Mast R-FL-21
Gregory W. Meeks D-NY-5
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HOURS
2:55
WITNESSES
5
MEMBERS
56
STORIES
0

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Why this hearing

On the record: 5 witnesses, all federal officials.

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What each witness said

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The committee

56 members · 30 Republicans, 26 Democrats

Witnesses

  • The Honorable Michael DuffyUnder Secretary of War for Acquisition and Sustainment, U.S. Department of WarFirst appearance
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  • Michael MillerDirector, Defense Security Cooperation AgencyFirst appearance
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  • Stanley BrownPrincipal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs, Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, U.S. Department of StateFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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  • The Honorable Michael DuffeyUnder Secretary of War for Acquisition and Sustainment, U.S. Department of WarFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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  • Fleet WhiteSenior Bureau Official, Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, U.S. Department of StateFirst appearance
    THIS CONGRESSFirst appearance
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Timeline & documents

  1. Hearing noticed (done)
  2. Held (done)MAR 17 · 10:00 AM – 12:54 PM
  3. Video posted (done)MAR 17 · 12:54 PM
  4. Written testimony posted (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
  5. Questions for the record (not yet)NOT POSTED YET
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