Emergency funding for Taiwan and Indo-Pacific partners, submarine production and repair, defense production capacity, and U.S.-backed defense loans.
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“The Navy should be able to use submarine construction money for planning, design, and facility projects that have not gone through the usual separate authorization process, while sending Congress a spending plan within 60 days.”
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“The federal government should receive money to use Defense Production Act purchasing powers for defense-related industrial capacity, supplies, and production needs.”
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“The Defense Department should receive funding for Taiwan-related security needs and be able to move it into other defense accounts for equipment replacement, services, education, and training for Taiwan and countries supporting Taiwan.”
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“The State and Treasury Departments should have to give congressional appropriators country-, account-, and program-level spending plans for military financing and World Bank crisis response funds before the first money is used.”
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“U.S. Indo-Pacific Command should receive extra funding for priority needs that were not already funded, with the Defense Department giving Congress an execution plan and waiting 15 days before transferring the money.”
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“Indo-Pacific partner countries should have access to additional U.S. military financing to obtain defense equipment and services, with a small portion available to manage and oversee assistance and sales.”
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“U.S. military financing should be able to back direct loans and loan guarantees for eligible partner countries, expand that loan authority to major non-NATO allies and Indo-Pacific countries, require State Department certification before certain loans, and raise the total loan and guarantee ceiling from $4 billion to $8 billion.”
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“The Navy and Marine Corps should receive extra funding to maintain submarine support systems, build Columbia- and Virginia-class submarines, buy equipment, fund related research, and construct facilities for submarine production and repair.”
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“For fiscal year 2024, the President should be able to use higher limits for emergency transfers of U.S. defense articles and services, including raising one military aid ceiling from $100 million to $7.8 billion and doubling several other emergency aid limits.”
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