Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2026 and Four Other Measures

H. Res. 580 · S. 1582, H.R. 4, H.R. 4016, and 2 more

This rule currently governs S. 1582, H.R. 4, H.R. 4016, and 2 more.

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Overview

Floor outcome, , and debate structure.

Floor adoption

196-223

Floor vote date

Jul 15, 2025

h195-1-119

8-4

211-210

one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the Committee on Appropriations or their respective designees.

Committee motion

Motion by Mr. Jack to report the rule. Adopted: 8-4

Who Ran The Debate?

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Measures Governed

The bills and resolutions linked to this special rule entry.

S. 1582

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GENIUS Act

H.R. 4

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Rescissions Act of 2025

H.R. 4016

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Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2026

H.R. 3633

Rule Instructions

Numbered parsed from the source rule text.

No.	Provision text
2	Waives all points of order against consideration of the bill.
3	Provides one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the Committee on Appropriations or their respective designees.
4	Each amendment shall be considered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a Member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent, shall not be subject to amendment except as provided by section 4 of the rule, and shall not be subject to a demand for division of the question.

Rules Committee Vote

Recorded votes on the .

Member	Vote	Party bloc
Mrs. Fischbach	yea	Majority
Mr. Norman	yea	Majority

Amendment	Sponsor	Summary
541	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds for DPA solar panels.
542	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds for sustainable building materials in military construction.
543	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds for EVs.
544	Perry (PA)	Late Inserts the WINGMAN Act.
95	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to promote or disseminate materials created by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
96	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds from going to In-Q-Tel or its affiliates for the purposes of venture capital investing.
545	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds for the procurement of location or biometric data from third-party nongovernmental entitites.
546	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds for RDTE for EVs, charging, or photovoltaic technology.
1	Bergman (MI)	Withdrawn Transfers funds to restore Operations and Maintenance funding for the Air National Guard to support the Northern Strike (NS) exercise as a joint training event.
2	Brownley (CA), Sherman (CA), Carbajal (CA)	Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E, Line 26, by $5 million to support development of High-Power Density Battery for Directed Energy.
3	Brownley (CA)	Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to support additional funds for Undersea Warfare Submersible Launched UAS (Line 11).
4	McCormick (GA), Houlahan (PA)	Revised Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $5 million to support development of the Distributed Nexus for Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Tradecraft through PE 0602146A, Line 13 - Network C3I Technology.
5	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Defense-wide, PE 0607210D8Z, Line 214 - Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support by $10,000,000 to support domestic scale-up of novel high-char polymer composites for hypersonics applications. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $10 million.
70	Mills (FL)	Transfers funding to support the large-scale manufacturing of next-generation ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fiber that can be used to create durable and lightweight armor plating.
6	McCormick (GA), Graves (MO)	Revised Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0603118A, Line 37 - Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology by $7 million to support testing and evaluation of Visual Simulation Systems that train pilots and aircrews to recognize and survive the onset of spatial disorientation due to unplanned degraded visual environments.
7	Bergman (MI), Pappas (NH)	Transfers funding to direct the Air Force to support the development of a Mobile Optical Air Mobility System through AFWERX Prime.
8	Bergman (MI), Horsford (NV)	Transfers funds to support the development and testing of an airgun-based hypersonic launch system by the Air Force Research Laboratory to enable cost-effective, high-frequency hypersonic testing. Builds on prior SBIR and TACFI investments by expanding the capability for larger-scale free-flight demonstrations.
9	Bergman (MI), Trahan (MA), Subramanyam (VA)	Transfers funds to support Army development and integration of a unified mission planning and operational platform for the Warfighting Machine Interface (WMI) to enhance manned-unmanned teaming and battlefield decision-making.
10	Bergman (MI)	Revised Transfers funds to establish a research initiative to develop contested logistics solutions for multinational operations, particularly within NATO, AUKUS, and ABCANZ frameworks.
11	Moylan (GU)	Increases funding specific for budget lines related to Guam Missile Defense (PE Number 0604102C) to reflect historic levels.
12	Moylan (GU)	Supports funding the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation.
13	Jacobs (CA)	Strikes Sections 8138, 8139, 8144, and 8145.
14	Ezell (MS)	Revised Furthers previous federal funding through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and $2M through the FY20 Army Research Office SBIR awards demonstrated preclinical efficacy data for arterial bleeding, lung trauma (FDA Class III device) relative to QuickClot Combat Gauze. The $15,000,000 increase will enable the final phase of developing advanced hemostat products for military wound care and healing for military medical use.
15	Panetta (CA), Scott, Austin (GA)	Revised Increases Operations and Maintenance, Navy, by $10,000,000 to support the Naval Postgraduate School to enhance instruction, research, and infrastructure. Reduces excess OCO balances in Operations and Maintenance, Navy.
16	Ezell (MS)	Transfers funds to enable reliable seabed warfare operations through intelligent Autonomous Systems. The Navy has an opportunity to leverage partnerships with industry and academic groups with expertise in autonomous systems, and utilize existing ocean test and evaluation infrastructure in the Gulf of America to further develop these tools for transition to the fleet.
17	Trahan (MA)	Increases funding for Soldier Lethality Technology Army RDT&E by $5 million for the Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers (HEROES) program.
18	Bacon (NE), Flood (NE)	Increases and decreases funding by $5,000,000 for the U.S. Air Force Infectious Disease Aerial Transport training program.
19	Tiffany (WI), Biggs (AZ)	Prohibits the expenditure of funds to create, procure, or display any map that depicts Taiwan as part of the territory of the People's Republic of China.
20	Garbarino (NY), Carbajal (CA)	Revised Transfers $10 million for Military Alpine Recce System Environmental Clothing Systems SOCOM.
21	Peters (CA), Jacobs (CA), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA)	Revised Provides $5 million for Naval Special Warfare's ocean warfighting and applied research program to support education and undersea capability development.
22	Peters (CA), Jacobs (CA), Keating (MA), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA)	Revised Provides $10 million in additional funding for the Navy's tactical oceanography program to improve at-sea research for operations and strengthen collaboration between academia and warfare centers.
23	McCormick (GA), Wittman (VA)	Revised Increases RDT&E Air Force by $15 million to support predictive maintenance activities that leverage AI to increase operational readiness for fixed-wing aircraft through the Condition-Based Maintenance Plus (CBM+) program under PE 0708051F, Line 77 - Rapid Sustainment Modernization (RSM). Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $15 million.
24	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Army by $7 million to support domestic development of ultra-high-efficiency radio frequency (RF) microelectronics such as Gallium Nitride-based solid-state power amplifiers through PE 0603463A, Line 44 - Network C3I Advanced Technology. Reduces O&M Army by $7 million.
25	McCormick (GA), Norcross (NJ)	Increases RDT&E Army by $8 million to support dual-use autonomous and collaborative reconnaissance testing that leverages unmanned ground vehicles through PE 0603462A, Line 43 - Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology. Reduces O&M Army by $8 million.
26	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Army by $10 million to support infrastructure improvements at Vertical Lift Research Centers of Excellence (VLRCOEs) through PE 0601104A, Line 3 - University and Industry Research Centers. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $10 million.
27	Norton (DC)	Increases and decreases by $8 million for research, development, test and evaluation for the Navy with the intent it be used for QuickStrike Kinetic Improvements (Navy, RDT&E, Line 12, PE# 0602750N, Future Naval Capabilities Applied Research).
71	Sorensen (IL)	Increases the Army RDT&E account by $5 million to develop new materials and manufacturing technologies for vehicle armor. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.
28	Norton (DC)	Increases and decreases by $8 million for research, development, test and evaluation for the Space Force with the intent it be used for High Energy Resilient Stage (Space Force RDT&E, Line 4, PE#1206601SF, Space Technology).
29	Langworthy (NY), Kennedy (NY)	Transfers $7 million to the Navy, RDTE in FY 26 to close a gap and establish a trusted process for Photonic Integrated Circuit production.
30	Hurd (CO), Crank (CO)	Increases Line 23, Warfighter Protection Advanced Technology (PE 0603729N) by $3,500,000 for Mental Health of Elite Performers Following Trauma: Accelerating Recovery through Combinatorial and Alternative Treatments.
31	Evans (CO)	Increases and decreases Space Force RDT&E by $25,000,000 for the intent it be used for the Air Force Research Laboratory Oracle Prime cislunar space situational awareness, object detection, and tracking demonstration program (Space Force RDT&E, Line 5, PE 1206616SF, Space Advanced Technology Development/Demo).
32	Kelly (PA), Deluzio (PA)	Increases and decreases by $10 million the RDT&E, Navy account for an “Active Stator Electric Naval Power and Propulsion System” in Line 48 (Advanced Surface Machinery Systems).
33	McGuire (VA), Subramanyam (VA)	Increases Navy RDT&E by $5 million, Line 179 “ISR & Info Operations”; PE: 0304785N for Space Based RF Signal Detection and AIS Integration to allow the Navy to detect, track, and respond to maritime threats worldwide by integrating intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities across multiple domains.
34	McGuire (VA), Wittman (VA)	Increases Army RDT&E, Line 209, ‘Combat Vehicle Improvement Program’ by $6 million for funding for “scaling cost-saving lightweight metallurgical development” to re-shore titanium metal production to the U.S. and decreases Army O&M, Line 411, ‘Other Programs’ by $6 million.
35	McCormick (GA)	Increases and decreases RDT&E Army by $4 million to support the Rapid Agile Manufacturing of Parachutes and Soft-Goods (RAMPS) program through PE 0603118A, Line 42 - Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology.
36	Cohen (TN)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to retrofit any aircraft transferred to the United States by a foreign government for the purpose of presidential or other executive travel.
37	Carbajal (CA)	Increases RDTE, Army by $4 million for biotechnology research (PE 0601104A, Line 3, University and Industry Research Centers). The National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology issued a 2025 report showing that unless the US takes immediate action in biotechnology, we will cede global leadership in this field to China, and this amendment helps fund basic research to maintain leadership.
38	Cohen (TN)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used for a military parade that takes place outside of a military installation.
39	Tenney (NY), Finstad (MN), Brownley (CA)	Revised Increases Air Force RDT&E, PE 0603680F, Line 29, Manufacturing Technology Program by $5 million for additive manufacturing of Super Niobium refractory metal. Reduces Air Force RTD&E, PE 0604858F, Line 58, Technology Transition Program by $5 million.
40	Turner (OH)	Transfers $10 million for process improvements for small arms munitions manufacturing.
41	Tenney (NY)	Revised Transfers $5,000,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to the Army RDT&E, PE 0605805A, Line 183, Munitions Standardization, Effectiveness and Safety, to modernize energetics production facilities at Radford Army Ammunition Plant.
42	Tenney (NY)	Revised Transfers $5,000,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to the Air Force RDT&E, PE 0602788F, Line 14, Dominant Information Sciences and Methods, for Passive C-sUAS Target Detection and Characterization.
43	Turner (OH), Nehls (TX)	Withdrawn Increases Air Force Aerospace Technology DEV/DEMO Army Research, Development, Test And Evaluation (RDT& E) by $10 million PE 0603211F and decreases Future Air Force Integrated Technology Demos Air Force Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) by $10 million 0603032F.
44	Tenney (NY)	Revised Increases and Decreases Air Force, Aircraft Procurement to provide $300M for the procurement of two LC-130J polar aircraft.
45	Carbajal (CA), Moulton (MA), Crank (CO), Crow (CO), Kiggans (VA)	Revised Increases RDTE, Space Force by $60 million to support the Tactically Responsive Space Program (PE 1206862SF, Line 23), a critical program that demonstrates the US can rapidly respond to on-orbit needs during a conflict or in response to a national security threat. The offset is Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide.
46	Turner (OH), Landsman (OH)	Increases and decreases Space Force RDTE by $2,500,000 for development of technology for super and hypersonic airbreathing propulsion for use in attritable/reusable aircraft.
47	Tenney (NY)	Revised Increases and Decreases Air Force, RDTE to provide $71M for PE 0401132F, Line 259, C-130J Program, to provide $70M in NRE for the LC-130J aircraft.
48	Tenney (NY)	Revised Transfers $5M from Defense-wide O&M to Army RDTE, PE 0603118A, Line 37, Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology for Modular, Multi-Mission, Med-Lift UAS.
69	LaHood (IL), Sorensen (IL), Kean (NJ)	Transfers $4.8 million in funding from the Defense-Wide Operation and Maintenance account to the Army’s Research, Development, Test and Evaluation account for Drone Netting Enclosure System for Counter UAS Testing, to advance counter-UAS defeat mechanisms, technologies, and tactics.
49	Carbajal (CA)	Increases RDTE, Navy by $7.5 million for the Maritimization of the Long-Range Long-Endurance (LR/LE) SUAS (PE 0305232M, line 245). Airborne ISR is a critical capability for modern naval vessels, but existing unmanned aircraft are not equipped to operate effectively in a maritime environment. Upgrading the existing Marine Corps Stalker VXE30 UAS with new navigation sensors and flight control software to enable vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) from Naval surface ships will enable the maritimization of the Marine Corps’ LR/LE program, which allows the Marine Corps to use its current UAS long range system at sea offering increased situational awareness and force protection.
50	Turner (OH), Carey (OH)	Increases and decreases Defense Wide RDTE by $10,000,000 to design and construct an initial pilot line/demonstration unit to produce alloy grade cobalt metal.
51	Turner (OH)	Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, Line 26, by $10 million to support Collaborative Secure Digital Transformation with the Air Force Digital Transformation Office.
52	Wilson (SC), Crow (CO), Carson (IN), Khanna (CA), Deluzio (PA), Amo (RI), Strickland (WA)	Revised Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6 million and increases funding for Sec. 8047 by $6 million.
53	Turner (OH)	Transfers $4.5 million to Army RDTE to accelerate the integration of a new combat ground vehicle fuel tank. Reduce Defense Wide O&M by $4.5 million.
54	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Air Force by $8.5 million to support the maturation of manufacturing technologies for low-cost, attritable, small turbine engines through PE 0603680F, Line 28 - Manufacturing Technology Program. Reduces O&M Air Force by $8.5 million.
55	McCormick (GA), Sewell (AL)	Increases RDT&E Army by $12 million to support mission-critical technology upgrades to enable Top Secret operations at the Reagan Test Site through PE 0606002A, Line 194 - Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $12 million.
56	Kelly (PA)	Increases Defense Wide Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Defense Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, for Robotics and Automation Manufacturing. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide, by same amount.
57	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Defense-Wide by $10 million to support self-routing edge data synchronization for tactical mobile devices through PE 1160431BB, Line 292 - Warrior Systems. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $10 million.
58	McCormick (GA)	Increases RDT&E Defense-Wide by $5 million to support DITMAC’s implementation of the DoD Insider Threat Program through PE 0603838D8Z, Line 73 - Defense Innovation Acceleration (DIA). Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $5 million.
59	Turner (OH)	Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, Line 26, by $7 million to support Secure Domestic Battery Manufacturing for Defense and National Security effort to accelerate development and manufacturing of advanced, higher performance battery cells utilizing domestic materials for small UAS and directed energy weapon systems.
60	Turner (OH)	Increases and decreases funds by $12 million for Navy RDTE Line 183 Major T&E Investment. Funds to be used to integrate collaborative combat aircraft pilot vehicle interface tablets into the Joint Simulation Environment.
61	Turner (OH)	Increases funds for Defense-Wide Research, Development, Test and Evaluation to expand generative AI foreign language programs in Alpha-1 Development Activities.
62	Mills (FL), Graves (MO)	Revised Increases and decreases $8 million in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy to the further development, acquisition, and fielding of Tethered Unmanned Aerial Systems (Te-UAS) on military installations as part of their force protection measures.
63	Panetta (CA), Kiggans (VA), Scott, Austin (GA)	Increases Operations and Maintenance, Army (training and recruiting, specialized skill training), by $30,871,000 to support foreign language training at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center. Reduces unobligated balances from Operations and Maintenance, Army.
64	Turner (OH)	Increases Navy RDTE $7,000,000 and Decreases Defense Wide O&M by $7,000.000 for Navy Strategic Systems Supply Chain Management.
65	Bilirakis (FL), Lee (FL)	Revised Increases Defense Wide Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line 56 Manufacturing Technology for Replenished Part Modeling. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide by same amount.
66	Graves (MO), Subramanyam (VA)	Revised Increases and Deceases RDTE, Space Force Line 8 by $8,400,000 to sustain and expand the capability of the Dept of Air Force/Space Force’s Learning Management System’s (LMS)- Digital University (DU) - which plans, delivers and tracks training for over 105,000 Airman and Guardians. Seamlessly integrating STARCOM’s enterprise SIS/LMS with Digital University (DU) directly advances the Space Force’s objective of becoming the Department of Defense’s first fully digital service.
67	Kelly (PA), Deluzio (PA)	Increases and decreases the Defense-Wide RDT&E account by $10 million to invest in equipment for the production of high-quality downstream materials required for defense Vacuum Induction Melted (VIM) and castings products. The metals produced by the VIM process are highly purified metals that are required for precise defense applications like hypersonic missiles and nuclear submarine components.
68	Nehls (TX), Turner (OH)	Revised Increases and decreases the RDT&E, Air Force account by $10 million for the development of a high energy laser hybrid integrated turret beam director with improved optical performance for high power aircraft missile defense missions against advanced cruise missiles and hypersonic threats to reflect the President’s budget.
72	Golden (ME)	Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-wide by $15,000,000 for “Silica fabric manufacturing optimization” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support. Offset is within the account.
73	Crank (CO)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Army for the development of AI/ML Packet-based Cyber Anomaly Detection software.
74	Titus (NV)	Increases and decreases funding for Space Force RDT&E to support expeditionary space domain awareness.
75	Carbajal (CA), Kelly (MS), McCormick (GA), Subramanyam (VA), Moulton (MA), Timmons (SC), Crow (CO), Keating (MA), Whitesides (CA), Lieu (CA)	Increases Space Force, RDT&E, Line 36A, by $83,000,000 to sustain Combatant Command-directed commercial space services and expand integration of persistent, non-taskable capabilities and derived data products. This funding allows the Space Force to continue following through on its Commercial Space Strategy to quickly and effectively deliver critical capabilities to warfighters.
76	Sorensen (IL)	Revised Increases the Air Force RDT&E account by $5 million to use a novel additive composites fabrication method to additively manufacture Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) wings. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.
77	Titus (NV), Sewell (AL)	Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E to support salt hydrate phase change energy storage for aircraft HEL pods.
78	Houlahan (PA)	Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E, Line 179 (PE 0605797D8Z) Maintaining Technology Advantage, by $10 million to fund a pilot program authorized in the FY25 NDAA (Sec. 236) to develop near term use cases and demonstrations of artificial intelligence for national security-related biotechnology applications. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $10 million.
79	Titus (NV)	Increases and decreases funding for Space Force RDT&E to support digital engineering and hardware for space domain awareness.
80	Wilson (SC), Ezell (MS), Mace (SC)	Revised Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $10,000,000 for the construction of the Eastern Regional Range Complex (ERRC).
81	Houlahan (PA)	Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E, Line 55 (PE 0603680D8Z) Defense-Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $140 million to support the Distributed Bioindustrial Manufacturing Program (DBIMP). Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $140 million.
82	Titus (NV)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support ground and air robotics lightweight hydrogen fuel cell.
83	Mills (FL)	Increases and decreases funding by $10 million to expand the testing infrastructure for quantum communications and sensing platforms by establishing a national test center alongside the Air Force Research Laboratory.
84	Golden (ME)	Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10,000,000 for “Refractory Metal Alloys for Hypersonics” in Line 193, Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement. Offset is within the account.
85	Wilson (SC)	Decreases Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $6,000,000 and Increases Navy RDT&E by $6,000,000 for Unmanned Logistics for the United States Marine Corps.
86	Harris (NC), Hudson (NC)	Increases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $15 million, Line PE 0607136A, Blackhawk Product Improvement , for Blade Improvement Erosion Protection System Development. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Army by same amount.
87	Houlahan (PA)	Revised Increases Army RDT&E, Line 85 (PE 0604386A) Biotechnology for Materials - Dem/Val, by $35 million. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $35 million.
88	Tokuda (HI)	Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $5,000,000 for “Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development in the Pacific” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Program. Offset is within the account.
89	Tokuda (HI)	Increases and decreases funding for RDTE, Defense-Wide, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Fund (IBAS) by $10,000,000 so the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy (ASD-IBP)/ Office of Innovation Capability and Modernization (ICAM) can invest in a Honolulu Defense Industrial Base Workforce Development Program that trains and employs individuals and veterans with disabilities.
90	Crank (CO)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Air Force for the development of Advanced Thermal Materials with Embedded Sensors.
91	Subramanyam (VA), Wittman (VA)	Increases and decreases Defense-Wide Procurement by $5.9 million to support the Unified Video Dissemination System (UVDS) PE 0303126K, Line 12 - Defense Information System Network.
92	Crank (CO)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Space Force for the development of a Very Low Earth Orbit Persistent Surveillance System.
93	Crank (CO)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Space Force for Accelerating Motion Control Solutions.
94	Van Orden (WI)	Revised Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $7,500,000 for “Production of Next Generation Printed Circuit Boards with Embedded High Thermal Performance” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment. The offset is within the account.
97	Feenstra (IA)	Increases and decreases by $10 million for Army RDTE - Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advance Technology, for a Discontinuous Thermoplastics Demonstration to modernize combat vehicles for multi-domain operations (Army RDTE Line 43 Program Element 0603462A).
98	Graves (MO)	Revised Increases and decreases RDT&E, Defense Wide to further develop recuperated turbine energy solutions for Joint Force expeditionary military operations in contested environments, in support of the 2023 "Operational Energy Strategy." This project leverages government-funded investment in Recuperated Gas Turbine technology to provide the Joint Force diverse energy sources that are resilient, lightweight with multiple fuel options, reduced size, weight, emissions, signature, and noise. (PE: 0603838D8Z - Defense Innovation Acceleration. Subline 730: Concepts and Capabilities)
99	Titus (NV)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support aviation status dashboard.
100	Wilson (SC)	Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $8,000,000 and Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $8,000,000 to develop a Regional Cybersecurity Clinic that provides trustworthy and cost-effective cybersecurity tools, education, and awareness to small businesses; also provides a Small Business Cybersecurity Incubator that enables collaboration amongst small businesses, researchers, and industry experts, provides state-of-the-art facilities, conducts workshops and training programs, and connects small businesses to potential investors and funding sources.
101	Wilson (SC)	Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $7,000,000 and Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $7,000,000 to deliver a high-temperature material manufacturing test bed that uses simulations, artificial intelligence, and machine learning (AI/ML), and automation combined with advanced sensors to enable rapid experimentation and development of new materials and production process.
102	McBride (DE)	Increases and decreases funding for Defense-Wide RDTE, Line 56, by $5 million to support development of Two Phase Immersion Cooling for Data Centers.
103	Trahan (MA), Hudson (NC), Langworthy (NY), Keating (MA), Kennedy (NY)	Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Army by $5.0 million to provide for the Army’s operational evaluation of tactical throwable camera systems.
104	Houlahan (PA), Moore (UT)	Decreases the O&M, Defense Wide account by $15 million and increases RDT&E, Defense Wide by the same amount for the purposes of supporting vertical take-off and landing optionally piloted vehicle development. Note: The Fiscal Year 2026 House Armed Services NDAA Chairman’s Mark authorizes $15 million for this specific purpose.
105	Houlahan (PA), Foushee (NC), Meuser (PA)	Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $6,000,000 for “Modernization of Titanium Master Alloy Production for Defense Applications” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment. Offset is within the account.
106	Burchett (TN), Biggs (AZ)	Clarifies Sec. 8170 by removing "on President Trump's 79th birthday" and inserting "for the Army's 250th birthday."
107	Ogles (TN), Biggs (AZ)	Prohibits funding for entering into contracts with any entity that, on behalf of any Federal agency, monitors, flags, suppresses, or labels content on social media platforms for the purpose of combating misinformation, disinformation, or malinformation.
108	Ezell (MS), Kelly (MS)	Transfers funding for Center for the Study of the National Guard consistent with FY26 NDAA. The U.S. National Guard has a distinguished 300-year history of service in every major American conflict but remains the only major branch of the U.S. military without a dedicated archive and research facility.
109	Subramanyam (VA)	Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Space Force, by $8,800,000 for “Cognitive Alternate Position, Navigation, and Timing (AltPNT)” in Line 36A, Commercial Services.
110	Houlahan (PA)	Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Air Force funds, specifically for the Base Support enterprise information program, by $4.85 million, to expand the use of zero trust, quantum-resistant, passwordless, data-centric cyber and authentication solutions.
111	McGarvey (KY), Houchin (IN)	Increases and decreases funding in the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide account by $12,500,000 for “Domestic Polymer Electrolyte Facility to Enhance Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment.
112	McGuire (VA), Subramanyam (VA)	Increases RDT&E Army by $5 million PE# 44 0603463A for replacing RF cabling and retrofitting the current deployed and certified UAS with RF over Fiber to directly support Army mission objectives by improving ISR and communication fidelity, reducing operational constraints, and increasing mission effectiveness in both contested and denied environments. Decreases Defense Wide RDT&E by the same amount.
113	McClellan (VA), Wittman (VA)	Revised Increases Navy Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Ship Concept Advanced for Hybrid Robotic Automation Manufacturing. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Navy by same amount.
114	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds from being used to limit Taiwan's full participation in the 2026 RIMPAC exercises.
115	Levin (CA)	Increases and decreases funding within Defense-Wide RDT&E by $3 million to support Embedded Molecular Data as an authentication and traceability solution for the Manufacturing Technology Program (Line 56, PE 0603680S).
116	Mace (SC)	Increases Navy RDT&E account by $15 million, Line PE 0603563N Ship Concept Advanced Design for Large-Scale Maritime Superstructures. Decreases O&M Defense Wide by same amount.
117	Mace (SC)	Prohibits funds appropriated or otherwise made available by this Act from being used to decommission any vessel that is part of the Army Prepositioned Stocks-Afloat (APS-3).
118	Trahan (MA)	Increases funding for Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support Defense-Wide RDT&E by $5 million for the Microelectronics Design, Advanced Packaging, and Assembly Production program.
119	Keating (MA)	Increases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy to bolster existing research efforts in a number of key areas, focusing on sensing, communications, situational awareness and unmanned systems and autonomy.
120	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds to provide military education, training, equipment, or reimbursement to Pakistan.
121	Keating (MA)	Provides $6 million to the Navy in FY 26 to build out their undersea autonomy research facilities. This funding will strengthen the operations of large research facilities which support ONR’s priorities, including research vessel operations and providing access to the sea for the national academic community.
122	Omar (MN)	Revised Transfers $5 million from defense-wide operation and maintenance to defense health program.
123	Omar (MN)	Revised Transfers $5 million from defense-wide operation and maintenance to chemical agents and munitions destruction account.
124	Gosar (AZ), Massie (KY)	Withdrawn Prohibits funds from being used to execute foreign military sales to Ukraine.
125	Bacon (NE), Pettersen (CO), Crank (CO)	Increases Air Force Operations & Maintenance by $4.8 million to support purchase of commercial RO weather data for U.S. Air Force weather forecasting.
126	Gosar (AZ), Biggs (AZ), Omar (MN), Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits funds to carry out section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.
127	Wilson (SC)	Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $5,000,000 and increases Army RDT&E by $5,000,000 to strengthen the American high-performance glass fiber industry by increasing investment to develop next-generation glasses capable of supporting emerging technologies groups, such as ballistic protection, hypersonics, and advanced computing. Supports the development of a high-performance Melter capable of producing refined homogenous glass fiber products for future defense applications.
128	Bergman (MI)	Increase and decreases funding to support continued modernization of Combatant Craft Heavy vessels by accelerating hull design and performance enhancements. Encourages incorporation of proven technologies from the commercial maritime sector.
129	Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.
130	Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds for BioMADE, a bioindustrial manufacturer that produces lab-grown meat for military bases.
131	Wasserman Schultz (FL), Mast (FL)	Revised Increases RDTE, Defense-Wide, by $10 million within Manufacturing Technology Program for Rapid Additive Manufacturing Critical Hardware. Decreases O&M, Defense-Wide by $10 million.
132	Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds for In-Q-Tel (IQT).
133	Bacon (NE), Davis (NC)	Increases Air Force Aircraft Procurement by $5,000,000 to improve data relay capabilities for the RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft.
134	Subramanyam (VA), McGuire (VA)	Increases Army RDT&E by $4 million to support the Army Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities (TENCAP) program under Line 58: Tactical Electronic Surveillance System - Adv Dev. Offset from Defense-Wide O&M.
135	Jackson (TX), Schneider (IL)	Increase the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide account by $10,000,000 to be used for joint United States/Israel anti-tunneling programs and efforts. This amendment is offset by decreasing the Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $10,000,000.
136	Houlahan (PA)	Increases and decreases funding for Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 55 - Defense-wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $300 million to support pilot-scale infrastructure for bioindustrial manufacturing, critical to securing the U.S. economic and national security in the emerging sector.
137	Houlahan (PA)	Revised Increases Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 55 - Defense-wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $12 million to support standardizing bioindustrial data systems for artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $12 million.
138	Van Orden (WI), Elfreth (MD), Mills (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases funding to develop new Non-Alerting Techniques (NAT) for cellular geolocation using software-defined receivers. Enhances the ability of U.S. Special Operations and Intelligence personnel to locate devices without detection.
139	Jackson (TX)	Transfers funds to establish a national security and defense artificial intelligence institute at a senior military college, which will establish partnerships among public and private organizations, including industry stakeholders, to enhance warfighting, maintenance, and logistics and supply chain capabilities.
140	McGovern (MA)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDTE, Line 39, by $8 million to support Therapeutic Targets for Warfighters with Traumatic Brain Injury.
141	McGovern (MA)	Withdrawn Increases and decreases by $9.85 million Air Force RDTE, Line 40, to support Advancing Next-Generation PTSD Treatments for the Warfighter.
142	Jackson (TX)	Prohibits funds made available by this act to be used by an institute of higher education that allows antisemetic demonstrations on its campus and fails to take action to mitigate and prevent such occurrences in the future.
143	McGovern (MA)	Increases and decreases by $11 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Autonomous Vehicle Mobility.
144	Jackson (TX)	Revised Redirects $5 million for the purpose of funding modular, automated, low-cost radio sensing platforms with intelligent edge processing to enable spectrum awareness without requiring specialized personnel.
145	McGovern (MA), Trahan (MA)	Increases and decreases by $9.7 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Micro-LED Soldier Systems Display Prototype.
146	McGovern (MA)	Increases and decreases by $4.5 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Improved Secondary Rotorcraft Turbine Lubrication System.
147	Jackson (TX)	Revised Redirects funding to support the Space Modulator Manipulator Arm under Research, Development, Testing and Evaluation, Space Force, which is used for servicing and logistical use on spacecraft, as well as defense against adversarial systems.
148	Van Orden (WI), Amo (RI)	Revised Increases funding by $10 million to deploy micro-sized aquatic drones (dual USV/UUV) for automated surf zone and littoral hydrographic surveys. Enhances operational efficiency, reduces risk to personnel, and improves the accuracy of environmental data.
149	Crockett (TX)	Prohibits funds from being used to implement Executive Order 13985, “Ending Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing”
150	Van Orden (WI)	Revised Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to modify a low-cost, portable autonomous underwater vehicle for military use. Supports payload integration, swarm communication capabilities, and scaling for undersea warfare missions.
151	Van Orden (WI)	Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E by $11,200,000 to support domestic development of a cold weather layering system. Reduces Army RDT&E by $11,200,000 to offset the increase.
152	Steube (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases funding to express Congressional support for providing service-connected disabled veterans the eligibility to enroll in TRICARE.
153	Steube (FL)	Revised Prohibits funding for HIV prevention educational activities undertaken in connection with US military training, exercises, and humanitarian assistance activities.
154	Steube (FL)	Revised Conditions aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
155	Steube (FL)	Revised Prohibits all assistance to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
156	Steube (FL)	Revised Prohibits all assistance to the Government of Iraq.
157	Steube (FL)	Revised Strikes section 8104, which provides for reimbursements to certain countries for border security.
158	Steube (FL)	Revised Reduces funding for "overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid" to be in line with the President's budget request. Transfers excess to spending reduction account.
159	Steube (FL)	Revised Strikes section which prohibits funds for repairs or maintenance to military family housing units.
160	Steube (FL)	Revised Prohibits funds for any sporting event that enables biological males to participate in women's sports.
161	Steube (FL)	Revised Prohibits funds to the Defense Media Activity which may be used to consider the race or gender of the owner of an advertising business when prioritizing contracts for advertising services.
162	Mills (FL), Crow (CO)	Revised Increases and decreases funds to equip UC35 and C12 aircraft that are used by Geographic Combatant Commanders (GCC), and other government and diplomatic personnel who travel overseas, with secure, resilient satellite communication (SATCOM) terminals which allows them to maintain global connectivity. These systems will utilize the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations due to their resistance to jamming, cyber threats, and other anti-disruption protections.
163	Hudson (NC)	Revised Increases funding by $11.9 M to R,D,T&E Defense-wide for Intel Systems Development to fund Natural Language Command and Control of Uncrewed Systems for Special Operations Command, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to support Voice-Controlled autonomy to reduce uncrewed systems operator workload for special operations command.
164	Luttrell (TX), McGovern (MA)	Increases and decreases funds to fund Phase 1 and 2 of clinical trials for a groundbreaking, non-hallucinogenic PTSD treatment developed specifically for military use. Funding will be matched through AF STRATFI program.
165	Luttrell (TX)	Withdrawn Transfers fund to increase the pace of development of a cost-effective rocket based combined cycle hypersonic engine prototype to benefit multiple weapons programs.
166	Luttrell (TX), Crenshaw (TX), Correa (CA), Bergman (MI), Jacobs (CA), Mace (SC)	Revised Transfers funding to enable DoD Wide psychedelic medical clinical trials for the Defense Health Program research, development, test and evaluation.
167	Luttrell (TX)	Revised Increases and decreases funding to enable Space Force with the ability to research, develop, test, and evaluate magnetically geared actuators for space robotic manipulators.
168	Omar (MN)	Strikes $500,000,000 in funding for Israel.
169	Omar (MN)	Transfers $5 million from Army aircraft procurement to Army environmental restoration.
170	Obernolte (CA), Jacobs (CA)	Increases RDT&E Navy by $5 million to support Advanced Bio-Integrated Prosthesis for Servicemembers through PE, 0604771N Line 151 - Medical Development. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $5 million.
171	Obernolte (CA)	Increases funding by $15,000,000 for RDTE, Army for Advanced Development for Ultra Long Endurance (ULE) Unmanned Aircraft System and Hybrid High Altitude Platform Systems development and decreases Defense-Wide Operations & Maintenance by the same amount. Supports Army G-2 Intelligence ISR Task Force's mission to provide advanced autonomous aerial systems capabilities, including AI-based soaring and electric propulsion platforms for critical exercises and ISR missions.
172	McDowell (NC), Hudson (NC), Moore (NC)	Transfers $10 million from Defense-Wide O&M to the RDT&E, Army account to be used to purchase microgrid technology.
173	Obernolte (CA)	Direct $1 million in Army RDTE funding for artificial intelligence powered limb restoration and exoskeleton enhancement research.
174	Finstad (MN), Elfreth (MD), McClain Delaney (MD)	Revised Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense Health Agency by $10.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $10.0 million to provide for the accelerated development and deployment of freeze-dried hemostatic platelets to mitigate shortages that threaten warfighter readiness and national security.
175	Obernolte (CA)	Increases funding for RDT&E, Navy, Line 019, PE 0603640M, USMC Advanced Technology Demonstration (ATD) to provide for the development of hybrid-electric tactical vehicles with extended operational range and reduced logistics requirements, enhanced stealth through minimized acoustic and thermal signatures, and substantial exportable power for mission-critical systems including counter-UAS and electronic warfare.
176	Finstad (MN)	Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Army by $5.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5.0 million to provide for the accelerated establishment of a flexible chemical production facility at Crane Army Ammunition Activity (CAAA).
177	Brownley (CA)	Provides funding under Air Force RDT&E (PE 0602203F, Line 8, Aerospace Propulsion) for development of a highly efficient, high-cooling-capacity Thermal Management Systems (TMS) for advanced military aircraft. It will provide forced air cooling of electronics and act as a chiller for electronics requiring pumped liquid cooling, and it will interconnect with aircraft systems delivering air or liquid to electronic components. This cooling capacity represents a 10-20X increase compared to current cooling systems.
178	Min (CA), Lieu (CA), Correa (CA), Chu (CA), Kamlager-Dove (CA), Tran (CA), Sánchez (CA), Levin (CA), Friedman (CA), Sherman (CA)	Prohibits funding that could be used to assign members of the Armed Forces to serve on active duty, after August 10, 2025, at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach for purposes of President Trump's June 7, 2025 Memorandum.
179	Buchanan (FL)	Transfers $8 million to the Defense-Wide Procurement account for Warrior Systems for SOCOM Command Light SATCOM, providing formations with access to resilient military and commercial satellite connectivity while on-the-move.
180	Buchanan (FL)	Provides $1 million to Operation and Maintenance, Navy to ensure the continuation of the Future Sailor Preparatory Course.
181	Buchanan (FL)	Provides $3 million in funding to the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to combat future military training accidents and research ways to prevent them.
182	Buchanan (FL)	Increases and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Army by $2 million to ensure the continuation of the Army Body Composition Program.
183	Finstad (MN)	Revised Increases by $7.0 million the Medical Technology Development program in Defense Health Program, Defense-Wide and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $7.0 million to provide for the development of Ionizing Radiation Therapy.
184	Finstad (MN)	Increases by $10 million RDT&E, Defense-Wide, Industrial Base and Sustainment and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $10 million to provide for Ablative Material Sustainment.
185	Davidson (OH)	Strikes the provision barring the Navy from decommissioning Littoral Combat Ships.
186	Messmer (IN)	Revised Increases Operations & Maintenance, Navy by $7.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $7.0 million. The increase enables the continuation and accelerated expansion of the Marine Corps’ Nucleated Foam Engine Restoration Program across its Marine Aircraft Wing fleets.
187	Davidson (OH)	Provides funds for the Office of Personnel and Readiness to conduct a study on political discrimination in the military from 2021 through 2025.
188	Takano (CA), Pappas (NH), Smith (WA), Jacobs (CA), Torres (NY), Randall (WA), Craig (MN)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to implement, administer, or enforce Executive Order No. 14183, which prohibits transgender people from serving in the military.
189	Tlaib (MI), Amo (RI), Leger Fernández (NM), Ross (NC)	Strikes Section 8142, which prohibits funds from being used to implement, administer, or otherwise carry out the DOD memorandum "Ensuring Access to Reproductive Health Care" dated October 20, 2022, or any successor to such memorandum, or to propose, promulgate, or implement any substantially similar rule or policy.
190	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds to electrify fleets or enact net zero policies exept where necessary to ensure force effectiveness or lethality.
191	Miller (WV), Mills (FL)	Increases and decreases funding to support "Phase II" of a SOCOM RDT&E effort titled: Amorphous Silicon Oxycarbide (SiOC) Lithium-Ion Battery Anode Research and Development in Support of United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Phase II funding will support full-scale development, integration, and testing of a zero-graphite lithium-ion battery pack.
192	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds to allow the People's Republic of China to participate in RIMPAC.
193	Green (TX)	Allows states to receive federal payment under Medicaid for 50% of their costs for providing education on the risk of renal medullary carcinoma to individuals with sickle cell disease (Renal medullary carcinoma is a rare kidney disease usually found in individuals with the sickle cell trait).
194	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds for military exercises with countries that boycott Israel or Israeli defense companies.
195	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits defense procurement from any company owned by a recent Special Government Employee.
196	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds to block the visibility of Taiwanese flags or national insignia or to remove content that includes them.
197	Tlaib (MI)	Strikes sections impacting LGBTQ+ servicemembers and their families (Sections 8138, 8139, 8144, 8145).
198	Huizenga (MI)	Increases and decreases funding to address the high-risk challenges for megawatt-scale electrical circuit protection.
199	Huizenga (MI), Van Orden (WI)	Increases and decreases RDTE, DW, Maritime Systems by $5M for combatant craft vessel design improvements.
200	Tlaib (MI)	Strikes sections prohibiting programs relating to advancing racial equity and support for under-served communities and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (Sections 8141, 8147, 8148).
201	Johnson (SD)	Increases and decreases $3,000,000 in RDTE, AF for artificial intelligence-based robotic technologies to automate airfield and flight line maintenance operations such as FOD and snow removal, control invasive vegetation growth around runway edges, mitigate bird-strikes, and provide aerospace ground equipment towing capability, while reducing the number of hours and airmen required to complete these necessary tasks.
202	Tlaib (MI)	Strikes sections prohibiting certain public health measures to protect servicemembers from the spread of COVID-19 (Sections 8135, 8136, 8137).
203	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to Yemen.
204	Tiffany (WI)	Prohibits the expenditure of funds to enforce arbitrary restrictions on executive branch officials regarding travel to Taiwan and normal communication with Taiwan officials imposed by the State Department through the “Memorandum for All Department and Agency Executive Secretaries” entitled “Revised Guidelines on Interaction with Taiwan” dated June 29, 2021.
205	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to Lebanon.
206	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits the use of funds for foreign security force training with respect to El Salvador.
207	Thompson (PA), Meuser (PA), Joyce (PA), Kelly (PA)	Increases RDT&E Army, PE 0602787A, Line 26- Medical Technology by $5,000,000 for Optimization of Warfighters' Musculoskeletal Health and Military Readiness by Leveraging Human Digital Twin Technology. Reduces Defense-Wide O&M by the same amount.
208	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits funds from facilitating the unilateral annexation of Yemeni territory by the United Arab Emirates or the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
209	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits the use of funds to detain immigrants at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
210	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits funds for the extreme militarization of state and local law enforcement through the 1033 and 1122 programs.
211	Omar (MN)	Strikes the exemption for Executive Order 14167 in the prohibition on Northern Command activities with respect to Mexico.
212	Moore (WI)	Increases and decreases by $7 million the RDT&E, Army account for “Water Quality and Resiliency Technologies” in Line 38 (Ground Advanced Technology).
213	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits the use of funds to maintain a U.S. military presence inside Syria after one year, unless otherwise Congressionally authorized.
214	Nadler (NY)	Requires a report detailing the battle damage assessment (BDA) of the US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, including the impact on the nuclear program, the remaining capabilities, any resulting difference in breakout time, an assessment of any remaining nuclear material, and an assessment of the impact of the strike on Iranian ballistic missile program and proxy activity.
215	Mullin (CA), Crank (CO)	Increases research, development, test and evaluation for the Defense Health Program by $10 million for the Brain Injury and Disease Prevention, Treatment and Research program to develop treatments to prevent/treat chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and offsets by decreasing the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $10 million.
216	Velázquez (NY)	Prohibits military action and/or regime change in the Western Hemisphere without Congressional authorization.
217	Dingell (MI)	Revised Increases and decreases by $8 million RDT&E, Army account to accelerate the design, development, and production of advanced ceramic composites for U.S. Army armor applications via AI/ML methodologies and advanced manufacturing.
218	Dingell (MI)	Revised Increases and decreased by $10 million RDT&E, Army account to expand R&D in modeling and simulation and digital engineering for Army ground vehicles to improve lethality, warfighter protection, and technological edge.
219	Dingell (MI)	Revised Increases and decreases funds by $15 million for the RDT&E, Navy account to support research, development, and education in the areas of advanced materials development and advanced manufacturing relevant to U.S. Navy ships and submarines.
220	Dingell (MI)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, by $5 million to support development of new stealth or low observable technology using seamless morphing geometry technology that simultaneously improves aerodynamic efficiency of both manned and unmanned platforms.
221	Subramanyam (VA), McGuire (VA)	Increases Air Force RDT&E by $2.5 million for the acquisition of next-generation artificially intelligent campaign-level simulation for operational research and analysis in Line 288 - Air Force Studies and Analysis Agency.
222	Begich (AK)	Increases Army RDTE by $8 million to support the continued integration of a small modular micro-reactor into the energy infrastructure at Eielson Air Force Base, enhancing the reliability, cybersecurity, and control systems of its microgrid.
223	Thompson (PA)	Increases Army Procurement of Weapons and Tracked Combat Vehicles, PE 6652GM1900, Line 15- Vehicle Protection Systems by $10 million to support Signature Paint Management. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Army by the same amount.
224	Titus (NV)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Navy RDT&E to support higher performance and safer lithium-ion batteries.
225	Cole (OK)	Withdrawn Prohibits funding from being used to close operations at the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum. This museum is institutional and vital to the base by providing teachings, trainings, and educational activities related not only to the operations of the base, but surrounding tribal communities.
226	Green (TX)	Requires public housing agencies to consider the housing needs of veterans when creating their annual plans and housing strategies, the latter in consultation with agencies that serve veterans. Similarly, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) must revise its regulations to require jurisdictions that receive funding from HUD to include information relating to veterans in their consolidated plans.
227	Fry (SC)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Navy RDT&E by $10.5 million to support additional funds for Cyberphysical Resilience for Unmanned Platforms.
228	Krishnamoorthi (IL)	Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10,000,000 for “Automated Pilot for Small Tactical Universal Battery (STUB).” Offset is within the account.
229	Carter (GA), McCormick (GA)	Revised Increase and decrease funding by $7,800,000 for the Savannah Combat Readiness Training Center to receive Multi-Domain Emitter Threat (MET) High systems that are software definable.
230	Timmons (SC)	Increases and decreases funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $10 million to provide support for the Vendor Threat Mitigation Pilot Project, which ensures the compliance and security standards of vendors engaging with federal agencies are continuously monitored and re-assessed.
231	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Prohibits funds to be used to reduce the workforce at Joint Munitions Command or Army Sustainment Command.
232	Carter (GA)	Revised Increases and decreases funding by $4,500,000 for the Quantum-safe, Encrypted VoIP/PTT in Denied Environments through a corresponding offset in Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
233	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Prohibits funds from being used to reduce workforce at a Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center.
234	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Prohibits funds from being used to reduce the workforce at any active United States Army arsenal.
235	Miller-Meeks (IA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to close the Rock Island Arsenal Museum, Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum, or the U.S. Army Transportation Museum.
236	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Prohibits funds from being used to reduce workforce at the U.S. Army Garrison Rock Island Arsenal.
237	Carter (GA)	Increases and decreases funding by $4,500,000 to allow the Digital Persona Protection Program (DP3) to expand to include all general officers within the Air Force and the Navy, mirroring the comprehensive protection offered to all general officers in the Army.
238	Krishnamoorthi (IL)	Increases Air Force Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line AFWERX Prime, for Low SWAP Multiband Antenna Payload Demonstration. Offset is within the account.
239	Carter (LA), Ezell (MS)	Transfers funds to develop a pilot program to deploy autonomous hydrographic survey systems, retrofit current vessels with autonomous systems, and integrate outputs into current NAVO systems.
240	Carter (LA), Fields (LA)	Revised Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $10,000,000 for “Domestically Produced Lithium and Electrolyte for Defense Applications” in Line 56, Manufacturing Technology Program. Offset is within the account.
241	Bilirakis (FL)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E, Line 9, by $4.6 million to support continued development of the Advanced Optics Program (AOP).
242	Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds to train Ukrainian Armed Forces in the U.S.
243	Gosar (AZ), Massie (KY)	Prohibits funds for Executive Order 13660, National Emergency Declaration for Ukraine.
244	McCaul (TX), Luttrell (TX), Jackson (TX)	Provides for an additional $21 million Hypersonic Test Infrastructure.
245	Green (TX)	Requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to distribute a payment of $25,000 to U.S. merchant marines who engaged in qualified service during World War II. To be eligible, an individual must apply for the benefit and must not have received benefits under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944. Identical to H.R.39 (118th Congress)
246	Green (TX)	Adds resolution recognizing and thanking the 25th Army Corps of the Union Army for their role in capturing Galveston, Texas, on June 5, 1865, and liberating thousands of enslaved people prior to the arrival of General Gordon Granger on June 19, 1865.
247	Sessions (TX)	Provides $7.5 million to the Defense-Wide RDT&E account for Trusted and Assured Microelectronics to initiate a Phase 1 proof-of-concept demonstration of an embedded on-chip physical security marker. Offsets funding by reducing $7.5 million from the Army RDT&E account for University and Industry Research Centers.
248	Ezell (MS), Kelly (MS)	Transfers funding To achieve objectives associated with MCM and SSW, with the capability to find, fix (search/locate/identify) & finish (destroy/neutralize) undersea infrastructure while maintaining beyond line of site (BLOS) communications. Following infiltration to the area of interest, this funding would allow for the subsurface wide area search to map seabed infrastructure and identify contacts of interest.
249	Kiggans (VA), Panetta (CA), Barrett (MI)	Increases and decreases RDTE-N funding by $9 million in to develop two Integrated Combat System (ICS) hardware prototypes that enable roll-out optimization and compatibility with Aegis Combat System (ACS) variants. Supports hardware commonality across combat systems to reduce lifecycle costs and improve training, logistics, and fleet-wide integration for Distributed Maritime Operations.
250	Miller (OH), Deluzio (PA)	Provides $7 million to Air Force Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation to pursue a three-pronged research effort on counter autonomy, responsible human-machine teaming, and ethical AI to meet the evolving needs of tomorrow’s military. These funds will enable the development and demonstration of emerging technologies in an operational environment to determine and evaluate the competitive advantage against our adversaries and how technology is integrated into the future fight.
251	Kiggans (VA), Amo (RI)	Provides $4 million in FY2026 for the Navy to transition successful Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV) research into operational support through the Naval Oceanographic Office. Supports build-out of USV sensor suites and real-time encrypted data transmission to enhance naval oceanographic mission effectiveness.
252	Jackson (TX), Kiggans (VA), Schmidt (KS), Veasey (TX), Estes (KS), Van Duyne (TX), Moore (WV), Carson (IN)	Revised Transfers funds to accelerate the development of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft, also known as the MV-75.
253	Hudson (NC), Ross (NC), Davis (NC), Murphy (NC)	Transfers $8 million in funds for the Pathfinder Airborne program to continue research, development and innovation activities to support the 82nd Airborne Corps and other Army soldiers incorporating soldier feedback into local teams for rapid innovation and high impact.
254	Correa (CA), Smith (NJ), Strickland (WA)	Increases and decreases funding for congressionally directed medical research programs under the Defense Health Agency by $15 million to restore funding for the Department of Defense's Autism Research Program.
255	DesJarlais (TN)	Revised To increase by $7,000,000 for hypersonic supply chain management. Decrease by $7,000,000 (Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide).
256	Hudson (NC)	Increases funding by $8,000,000 to R,D,T&E Army for Radios-as-a-Service Initiative, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount. The Army can use radios-as-a-service to find cost-effective, efficient, and modernized tactical radio solutions to address current operational demands and challenges. This pilot program permits the Army to pursue an approach that is an alternative to the hardware-centric acquisition approach that required regular modernization and upgrades by the Army.
257	Miller (OH)	Increases and decreases defense-wide procurement by $9.7 million to enable SOCOM to acquire an additional 40 lightweight remote weapon stations to equip a second squadron with this advanced capability. These systems allow operators to remotely fire weapons, minimizing exposure to enemy return fire and enhancing the survivability of Special Forces operators.
258	Hudson (NC), Mills (FL)	Revised Increases funding by $10,600,000 to R,D,T&E Army for tactical radio systems, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount for The Watchtower Expansion Initiative, specific to SOCOM, to enhance cybersecurity, expand cross-platform capabilities, and streamline tactical operations for warfighters, border security personnel, and homeland defense forces. Specifically, it strengthens special operations cybersecurity resilience by integrating Watchtower’s real-time security and communications management into SOCOM operations, reduces costs and dependencies, improves joint and allied force interoperability, advances digital transformation and supports multi-domain operations and integration.
259	Hudson (NC), Mills (FL)	Revised Increases funding by $10,100,000 to R,D,T&E Army for tactical radio systems, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to further enhances The Watchtower Expansion Initiative for the Army to connect disparate tech like One-Way attack/autonomous Systems, Counter small UAS, enable protection of the Southwest border, enhance security protocols in android and windows-based programs, improve interoperability between military and National Guard units and border security, and accelerate software modernization to align DoD priorities on Zero-Trust architecture, rapid software deployment and digital transformation initiatives.
260	Johnson (SD), Pettersen (CO)	Increases Navy RDT&E by $10,000,000 for development of common sensor platform for strategic and distributed autonomous cyber and electronic warfare.
261	Hudson (NC), McDowell (NC)	Increases funding by $20,000,000 to R,D,T&E Army for funding for investment in the supersonic aircraft industrial base, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount. Supersonic aircraft offers the United States an opportunity to strengthen American leadership in aerospace manufacturing for both commercial and military applications and can deliver a speed advantage faster than existing U.S. strategic airlifter capabilities.
262	Hudson (NC)	Increases funding by $4.8 million to RDT&E, Army for the Construction Scale 3D Printing project under PE 1160408BB / Line 283 / Operational Enhancements, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to support military readiness, defense innovation, and advanced manufacturing and 3D scale printing for faster, more cost effective and resilient infrastructure solutions for bases and military environments.
263	Hudson (NC), Walberg (MI), Bergman (MI)	Revised Increases and decreases funding by $7,000,000 to R,D,T&E Defense-wide for a pilot program using commercially available, API-driven, non-PKI reliant, zero trust-based technology software to enable real-time, dynamic zero-trust relationships across users, devices, networks, and data while protecting user accounts, devices, applications, and data across all operating environments. This program strengthens the Nation’s ability to defend critical infrastructure, military operations, and emerging AI-driven environments by deploying innovative, non-PKI reliant security software built for modern threats.
264	Fong (CA)	Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Operations and Maintenance Navy (page 8, line 15) for the Naval Air Warfare Rapid Capabilities Office (OMN, Line 530, 4B3N, Acquisition, Logistics, and Oversight) and decreases the Operations and Maintenance Defense-Wide (page 9, line 19) by $4,000,000. With the Naval Air Warfare Rapid Capabilities Office authorized in P.L. 118-31 and funded in P.L. 118-47, this amendment helps ensure continuity and advances this organization’s important work.
265	Hurd (CO)	Increases funding for General Purpose Bombs by $3,500,000 for the purchase of BSU-33 fins.
266	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
267	Buchanan (FL), Escobar (TX)	Revised Prohibits the Department of Defense from using funds to wound dogs, cats, primates, or marine mammals for research purposes.
268	Moore (UT), Fulcher (ID)	Revised Decreases the O&M, Defense Wide account by $5 million and increases RDT&E, Defense Wide by the same amount to support data-driven F-16 supply chain management tools, which will reduce aircraft downtime, strengthen operational readiness, and increase overall fleet availability.
269	Moore (UT)	Revised Decrease and Increase funding for RDTE, Air Force, Future AF Capabilities Applied Research by $12,000,000 so the Air Force Research Laboratory can research, develop, and deliver a multi-functional portable, self-power, ISR tactical system for future distributed force capabilities in Great Power conflict.
270	Buchanan (FL)	Provides $2 million in funding to the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to support research into technologies aimed at how to preventing future friendly fire incidents.
271	Buchanan (FL)	Provides $1 million in funding to the Defense Health Program to support research into effective strategies for reducing obesity among service members, with the goals of improving military readiness and capability.
272	Kiggans (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Program to express the intent that TRICARE reimbursement rates should be increased for mental health providers in order to improve access to behavioral health services for service members and their families. Identical to H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).
273	Peters (CA), Garamendi (CA), Jacobs (CA), Norton (DC), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA), Krishnamoorthi (IL), Amo (RI), Pelosi (CA)	Prohibits the renaming of any Naval Vessel currently named after Harvey Milk, Cesar Chavez, Medgar Evers, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Dolores Huerta, Thurgood Marshall, Lucy Stone, and Harriet Tubman.
318	Steil (WI)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy, by $7.5 million for the continued research of conductive pigments and coatings in batteries within the Warfighter Sustainment Applied Research program.
274	Kiggans (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Program to express the intent that TRICARE pharmacy reimbursement rates should be increased to help ensure continued access to prescription medications through retail and independent pharmacies. Identical to H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).
275	Landsman (OH)	Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Agency by $850,000 for a peer-reviewed Lowe Syndrome Research Program.
276	Landsman (OH)	Revised Increases funding for the Defense Health Agency by $850,000 for a peer-reviewed Lowe Syndrome Research Program, and provides an offset by decreasing funding for the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $850,000.
277	Pettersen (CO)	Revised Transfers funding to “Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement Programs” for the purchase of additional instruments for novel material analysis to expedite material integration.
278	Fong (CA)	Increases and decreases Air Force RDT&E by $12,700,000 to help advance AI-powered command and control for global mobility in contested environments (Air Force RDT&E, Line 209, PE 0208006F).
279	Timmons (SC), Biggs (SC), Mace (SC)	Increases RDTE, Army by $6 million for the Winter Tire Development. Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6 million.
280	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to support the unilateral annexation by Israel of the illegally Occupied Palestinian Territories of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza.
281	Garbarino (NY)	Revised Increases RDT&E Air Force, PE 0604317F, Line 51 - Technology Transfer by $6,500,000 to support development and transition of nanofiber wound care technology to production readiness. This funding will support final R&D to optimize product performance for key military applications, including combat wounds and burn care, and prolonged field care; and completion of product design and engineering for full-scale manufacturing. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $6,500,000.
282	Pettersen (CO)	Increases and decreases funding within Army Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation to conduct complex combinatorial search analyses to assess the risk of simultaneous attacks across microgrids, installations, and other critical energy infrastructure.
283	Garbarino (NY), Trahan (MA)	Revised Increases RDT&E Navy, PE 0602123N, Line 4 - Force Protection Applied Research by $5 million to address vulnerabilities posed by cyber threats, physical disruptions, and reliance on foreign-controlled energy supplies. Reduces Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance by $5 million.
284	Jack (GA)	Revised Reduce $5M from Operation and Maintenance and add to Defense Health Program for administrative and technical costs establishing cancer-related out-of-pocket expense coverage for U.S. service personnel and dependents.
285	Fong (CA)	Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Operations and Maintenance Navy (page 8, line 15) for explosive haul routes (OMN, BSM1, 0203176N) and decreases the Operations and Maintenance Defense-Wide (page 9, line 19) by $4,000,000. This would go to much-needed road infrastructure upgrades for certain explosive haul routes to support test and development operations at NAWS China Lake.
286	Pettersen (CO)	Increases and decreases funding for the Air Force Research, Development, Test and Evaluation account in support of completing the delivery and deployment of Mobile Autonomous Robotic Swarms (MARS) that support lunar telecommunications and Space Situational Awareness (SSA).
287	Carbajal (CA), Miller (WV), Randall (WA), Guthrie (KY)	Revised Provides an additional $14 million for O&M Defense-wide (4GT3) for the National Guard Youth Challenge Program (NGYCP). NGYCP is a residential program directed at 16-18-year-old at-risk youth that has a successful history of getting at-risk kids back on the right track through military-like discipline, having graduated over 215,000 students who then go on to become productive members of society, including joining the military.
288	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits funds for any Israeli military and intelligence units that assist or fail to take reasonable actions to prevent or intercede to stop Israeli settler violence against Palestinian civilians and their property in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
289	Fischbach (MN)	Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 the appropriation for "Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army," to support the establishment of a new initiative for Collaborative Robotics Payloads within the Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology program.
290	Fischbach (MN)	Increases and decreases by $4,000,000 the appropriation for "Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy" to support the development and evaluation of the MRZR Alpha 6x6 ULTV as an aerial loitering munition (ALM) launch platform.
291	Swalwell (CA)	Prohibits the use of funds for the salaries or expenses of any DoD Employee or officials who pauses, suspends, or delays congressionally authorized delivery of defense articles or services to Ukraine.
292	Begich (AK), Subramanyam (VA), Wilson (SC)	Revised Increases Air Force Operations and Maintenance Cyberspace Sustainment, Air Force by $10.0 million. The increase provides funding for the Air Force’s pilot program, Cyber Operations for Base Resilient Architecture, on mission-relevant terrain, and allows for expansion throughout the Pacific Air Force and INDOPACOM.
293	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds to provide arms, training, or other assistance to the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan or the Director-General of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence.
294	Wagner (MO), Alford (MO)	Increases and Decreases by $6 million Army Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDTE,A) to support the Isostatic Advanced Armor Production program (RDT&E, Army, Ground Technology, Line 11, PE 0602144A), which enables domestic development and production of stronger, lighter, and more flexible armor.
295	Swalwell (CA)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDTE, Line 10, by $5 million to support continued development of the Silent Soldier Wearable Power Generator with Multi-Fuel Separator system for the dismounted soldier.
296	Swalwell (CA)	Increases and decreases the RDT&E, Navy account by $5 million to emphasize then need for Laser Peening of Navy Jet Engines to Improve Reliability and Performance.
297	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds for foreign military sales to the United Arab Emirates.
298	Swalwell (CA)	Prohibits the use of funds to assign members of the National Guard to perform active service to enforce immigration laws (as such term is defined in section 101 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C.1101)).
299	Swalwell (CA)	Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E funding to develop low-cost mobile directed energy laser system to provide C-UAS protection to thwart swarm attacks against military and civilian targets.
300	Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)	Increases and decreases by $8 million Defense-Wide RDTE, for Commercial UUVs Assembled at the Point of Deployment.
301	Garcia (IL), Castro (TX), Velázquez (NY)	Prohibits funds from being used for unauthorized military force against Mexico.
302	Downing (MT)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E, Program Element 0602144A, line item 11, by $10 million to support the development of rare earth element and critical minerals extraction demonstration for Army ground technology applications.
303	Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)	Increases and decreases by $10 million Army RDTE, for Next Generation Fuel Cell Upgrades for Army helicopters.
304	Elfreth (MD), Messmer (IN)	Provides $4 million to Army’s RDT&E account to provide Army tactical networks with enabling infrastructure to support operations in any environment, including operations where the electromagnetic spectrum is denied or degraded.
305	Hageman (WY)	Transfers $10 million from the Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance account to the Defense-wide Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation account for machine learning threat detection demonstration activities under the Defense Technical Information Center.
306	Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)	Increases and decreases by $5 million Army RDTE for Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology for Body Armor & Integrated Headborne Advanced Tech.
307	Buchanan (FL)	Increase RDT&E, Defense-Wide (Line 287: SOF Tactical Vehicles (PE 1160480BB)) by $20 million to support procurement and operational evaluation of 12 Scorpion Mobile Mortar Systems, platform-agnostic, auto-aiming 81mm/120mm systems designed for unmatched mobility and survivability.
308	Ezell (MS)	Increases and decreases Long Range Precision Fires by $10,000,000 to support low-cost propulsion development and design improvements for solid rocket motors (SRMs).
309	Amo (RI)	Increases by $10 million Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance, for Special Operations Command Maintenance for tactical heated apparel technology. Decreases by $10 million Army Operations and Maintenance to offset.
310	Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)	Increases by $10 million Navy RDTE, for Submarine Tactical Warfare System for the development of cybersecurity systems. Decreases by $10 million Air Force Operations and Maintenance to offset.
311	Subramanyam (VA)	Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $4 million to support weight reduction and modernization efforts for the Paladin family of ground vehicles under PE 0604854A, Line 120 - Artillery Systems.
312	Amo (RI), Kiggans (VA), Kelly (MS), Magaziner (RI)	Increases by $10 million Navy RDTE, for the certification of attritable autonomous underwater vehicles. Decreases by $10 million Air Force RDTE to offset.
313	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support current workforce levels and sustain the readiness of the U.S. Armed Forces at Rock Island Arsenal.
314	Steil (WI)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10 million for advanced caliber munitions demonstration within the Long Range Precision Fires Technology program.
315	Steil (WI), Subramanyam (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10 million for the testing of tethered unmanned aircraft system (T-UAS) prototypes within the Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology program.
316	Elfreth (MD), Bergman (MI)	Increases RDT&E, Army by $5.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5.0 million. The increase provides for the Army’s accelerated retrofit of autonomous solutions on existing military ground vehicles.
317	Steil (WI)	Increases and decreases funding for Other Procurement, Navy, by $1 million for the completion of the Navy Sea Systems Command's (NAVSEA) final review of centrifuge purifiers for surface combatant vessels.
382	Greene (GA), Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds from being used for assistance to Ukraine.
319	Fry (SC)	Revised Increases and decreases $5,000,000 in funding for Army Aircraft Procurement for Powered Ascenders for Army aviation readiness.
320	Downing (MT)	Increases funding for Defense-wide RDT&E, Program Element 0607210D8Z, line item 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support, by $10 million for pre-feasibility support for critical mineral extraction, including resource expansion drilling, engineering, economic and metallurgical studies, for platinum, palladium, nickel, copper, cobalt, and other critical minerals. These funds are offset from Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance.
321	Bacon (NE)	Increases Air Force RDTE by $4,500,000 for the National Strategic Research Institute, USSTRATCOM's University Affiliated Research Center, supporting strategic deterrence, nuclear command and control, and joint electromagnetic spectrum operations.
322	Elfreth (MD)	Increases and decreases funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, Line 4GT9, Defense Information Systems Agency, by $7 million to complete the building of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility's (SCIFs) for the Joint Spectrum Center (JSC) in order to finish JSC's move to DISA Headquarters at Fort Meade, MD.
323	Yakym (IN), Mrvan (IN)	Transfers $10 million from Defense Wide O&M to the DIU for research, development, and deployment of internet of bodies for covert wireless soldier communication.
324	Houlahan (PA)	Increases the defense-wide RDT&E account specifically for PE 0607210D8Z, the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support office, by $5,000,000, for the purpose of establishing a Space Force workforce and supply chain consortium. The consortium would help to build a stronger and more resilient workforce and supply chain for the Space Industrial Base.
325	Tlaib (MI), Ramirez (IL), Johnson (GA)	Revised Strikes the provision blocking funds for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.
326	Babin (TX), Luttrell (TX)	Decreases the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide account by $10 million and increases RDT&E, Air Force by the same amount for the purposes of increasing the pace of development of a cost-effective rocket based combined cycle hypersonic engine prototype to benefit multiple weapons programs.
327	James (MI)	Increases Navy Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $15 million, line 4 Force Protection Applied Research for Extreme Environment Metallic Alloys. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Navy by same amount.
328	Moulton (MA)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Marine Corps Procurement, Line 26, by $17 million to procure additional small unmanned air systems (intel).
329	Timmons (SC)	Increases RDTE, Army by $3.3 million for the Geosynthetics Reinforced Performance pavement test. Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $3.3 million.
330	Van Drew (NJ), Norcross (NJ)	Revised Increases funding by $9.9 M to R,D,T&E, Army for Tactical Electronic Surveillance System - Adv Dev to fund “System of Systems for Asset Optimization and Management of Uncrewed Systems” offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount.
331	Messmer (IN), Crank (CO), Norcross (NJ)	Increases and decreases the Air Force Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Aerospace Technology DEV/DEM PE 0603211F, for Turboelectric Adaptive Engine Research.
332	Burchett (TN)	Withdrawn Clarifies what the Department of Defense may consider when procuring alcoholic beverages other than wine and malt beverages.
333	Moolenaar (MI)	Prohibit funding from going to universities that have STEM joint institutes with PRC universities.
334	Barr (KY), Westerman (AR)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds to be used to close, retire, deactivate, or relocate equipment and resources away from Bluegrass Army Depot, Pine Bluff Arsenal, and Red River Army Depot.
335	Cisneros (CA), Moore (UT)	Transfers $5,000,000 to support a comprehensive pilot program to enhance traceability across the U.S. Air Force supply chain. The initiative will demonstrate the implementation of tagless Item Unique Identification (IUID) technology and provide quantifiable data on the resulting cost savings and operational efficiencies.
336	James (MI)	Revised Increases funding by $10 million for the Army’s Directed Energy Strategy, as executed by the Rapid Capability and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO). This project supports an unfunded FY26 requirement to develop next generation High Energy Laser (HEL) weapon systems with consideration for cost and performance.
337	Garcia (IL)	Prohibits the use of funds for transferring data and other records to DHS for civil immigration enforcement.
338	Houlahan (PA), Crank (CO)	Revised Increases funding for Space Force, Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E), [Line 77, PE 1208248SF], by $10,000,000, offset by a $10,000,000 reduction to Defense-Wide, Operations and Maintenance (O&M). This request for “SDA for Battlespace Intelligence” would enable the Space Force to integrate commercially available, mature (TRL-9) enterprise SDA fusion software capabilities for the National Space Defense Center.
339	Patronis (FL)	Transfers funds to support the development of a modular temporary shade structure and a temporary relocatable Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear operations center.
340	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Strikes the section banning the closure of the U.S. Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
341	Joyce (PA)	Increases Navy Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation account Line 4 Force Protection Applied Research PE 0602123N by $10 million for Laser Powder Bed Fusion Research. Reduces Operations and Maintenance Navy, by $10 million.
342	Garcia (IL)	Prohibits the use of funds for the National Guard to enforce immigration laws.
343	Mullin (CA), Bergman (MI), Van Orden (WI), Moulton (MA)	Increases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, Line PE 0603804A, for Tactical Microgrid Control Node. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide by same amount.
344	Barrett (MI), Kiggans (VA)	Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0203735A, Line 209 - Combat Vehicle Improvement Programs by $10 million to support testing and evaluation of Vehicle-Based Unified Fire Control that interlinks all lethality systems on a combat vehicle, allowing rapid fielding, vehicle based integrated weapon coordination, simultaneous rapid engagement with multiple lethality systems, and the ability to out-fight adversaries.
345	Barrett (MI)	Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0602141A, Line 8 - Lethality Technology by $10 million to support testing and evaluation of an Advanced Direct Fire Control system that houses an AI algorithm to be capable of accurately perceiving complex environments and making nuanced decisions in real-time.
346	Letlow (LA)	Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 to provide funding for Securing 3D Packaging Against Adversaries (S3A2) within RDT&E Army, Network C3I Technology (PE: 0602146A).
347	Letlow (LA)	Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 to provide funding for MesoPitch Large-scale Prototype Demonstration (M-LPD) within RDT&E Defense-Wide, Manufacturing Technology Program (PE: 0603680S).
348	Cisneros (CA)	Increases Air Force Operations & Maintenance by $8 million to support purchase of cold-weather glove systems through the Combat Ready Airman program.
349	Alford (MO), Kaptur (OH), Norcross (NJ)	Increases and decreases funding by $10,000,000 in the Research, Development, Evaluation, and Test Army account for Man-Portable Doppler Radar.
350	Wilson (SC), Moulton (MA)	Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $4,000,000 and increases Drug Interdiction and Counter Drug Activities, Defense by $4,000,000 to fund a national youth education and service program for boys and girls, ages eight through high school graduation. The Young Marines focuses on teaching the values of leadership, teamwork and self-discipline, so its members can live and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.
351	Loudermilk (GA), McBath (GA)	Revised Increases RDT&E/Defense-Wide/U.S. Special Operations Command/Line 32/PE# 1160401 BB/SOF Technology Development by $3 million to research Real-Time Resilience Optimization for Military Readiness wearable technology for improved recognition of stress markers and suicidal ideation precursors of US servicemembers. Reduces Operations & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $3 million.
352	Wilson (SC), Moulton (MA)	Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $7,700,000 and increases Other Procurement, Navy by $7,700,000 to fund the Sea Cadet Corps, which excels at developing future military leaders, as reflected by consistently providing a source of quality Sailors and Officers to the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and other services. The Sea Cadet Corps directly enhances the Navy's primary recruiting goal of ensuring awareness of the Navy and its mission.
353	McDowell (NC), Davis (NC)	Increases and decreases funds to provide for a research and development program to develop quadruped unmanned ground vehicles within Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army.
354	Moore (AL), Fallon (TX)	Increases Aircraft Procurement, Army, 0023A01001, MQ-1 Payload, Line #12, by $5.7 million for Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) procurement of expeditionary ground control stations. Reduces O&M, Defense Wide by $5.7 million.
355	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to support the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
356	Peters (CA)	Increases and decreases funds by $6.1 million for research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy to support ruggedized artificial intelligence/machine learning High-Performance Compute architectures to meet computational and latency requirements for real-time sensor fusion in Navy platforms.
357	Wilson (SC)	Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $10,000,000 to fund continued development, deployment, and operationalization of the Behavioral Analytics for Security and Threat Intelligence in Operational Networks (BASTION) initiative.
358	Trahan (MA), Amo (RI)	Revised Increases funding for Defense Health Program RDT&E by $5 million for the research, development, and testing of Novel Diagnostic Tools for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).
359	Scholten (MI)	Revised Increases and deceases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $10,000,000 for “U.S. Navy Propeller Foundry Capability and Capacity Expansion” in Line 214 (Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support).
360	Patronis (FL)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to transfer the U.S. Navy Blue Angels (Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron) from Pensacola, FL.
361	Begich (AK)	Revised Increases Operation & Maintenance budget by a total of $10 million to expand cybersecurity capabilities through the automation of the Department of Defense’s Cyber Operational Readiness Assessment (CORA) process, reducing compliance burdens for the Department’s installations.
408	Cammack (FL)	Increases funding by $8,000,000 for Software-Enabled Weapon Systems- Conventional Munitions.
362	Trahan (MA)	Increases funding for MQ-4C Triton Modernization Navy RDT&E by $7 million for the Resilient Communications for Triton ISR Missions project.
363	Balint (VT)	Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force by $10,000,000 for “Realistic Training for Air Force Security Forces Perimeter Defense Readiness” in Line 87, Physical Security Equipment.
364	James (MI)	Increases and decreases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $12 million for the Ground Vehicle Enterprise Lifecycle System Integration Laboratories (GV-ELSIL) Capability.
365	Patronis (FL), Begich (AK)	Increases and decreases the research, development, test and evaluation Army account to support additional funds for modernizing the Gray Eagle fleet.
366	Begich (AK)	Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $7,500,000 for “Icing Prediction and Wind Optimization for Army Gray Eagle UAS” in Line 236, MQ-1 GRAY EAGLE UAV.
367	Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits defense procurement from companies headquartered in any country (a) subject to a case before the International Court of Justice over violations of the Genocide Convention with provisional measures to prevent genocide issued by the court; or (b) the current government of which includes officials that have outstanding arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court.
368	James (MI)	Increases Line 37, Soldier Lethality Technology (PE 0603118A) by $5,000,000 to develop Modular, Attritable, Small Autonomous Robotic Systems and enhance the collaborative capabilities of attritable swarms for autonomous ground vehicles.
369	Meuser (PA)	Increases and decreases Army RDT&E, Line 12 - PE 0602143A - Soldier Lethality Technology by $5 million to support testing and evaluating a design for a 6.8x51mm improved upper receiver which modernizes the existing M110 Squad Designated Marksman Rifle.
370	James (MI)	Revised Increases Line 218, Combat Vehicle Improvement Program, by $5,000,000 to continue development of Wireless Intercommunication for Army Ground Combat Vehicles through the Dismounted Soldier Communication System.
371	Mullin (CA), Nunn (IA)	Increases funding for Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $6 million for the development, integration, and testing of U.S.-made wireless power transmission systems that enable in-flight recharging of drones and remote powering of unattended ground sensors. Offsets by decreasing the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $6 million.
372	Gottheimer (NJ), Jackson (IL), Figures (AL), McBride (DE), Davis (NC), Carson (IN), Davis (IL)	Increases funding to the Defense Health Program by $45 million to be used to fund the kidney cancer research program.
373	Carson (IN), Simon (CA)	Withdrawn Prohibits the use of Department of Defense aircraft to deport individuals from the United States. The amendment ensures that military resources are not diverted for immigration enforcement purposes, except in cases where the Secretary of Defense certifies that no commercial flights are available.
374	Stevens (MI), Moore (NC), Bergman (MI)	Revised Increases of $10 million to accelerate the procurement of portable water storage and distribution systems for the Army to replace aging legacy equipment.
375	Tlaib (MI)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds for foreign military sales to any country (a) subject to a case before the International Court of Justice over violations of the Genocide Convention with provisional measures to prevent genocide issued by the court; or (b) the current government of which includes officials that have outstanding arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court.
376	Gottheimer (NJ), Garcia (TX), Dexter (OR), Pingree (ME), Magaziner (RI), Carson (IN), Davis (IL), Davis (NC), Conaway (NJ), Amo (RI)	Increases and decreases funding for Department of Defense’s Transition Assistance Program (TAP) to include funding to expand information on federal nutrition assistance programs in the TAP program.
377	Gottheimer (NJ), Garbarino (NY), Gimenez (FL), Schneider (IL), Tenney (NY), Davis (NC), Conaway (NJ)	Increases funding by $5,000,000 to Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to increase funding for the U.S.-Israel Counter-UAS and directed energy development program by $5,000,000. Offsets from Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide.
378	Greene (GA)	Strikes funding to Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civic Aid programs of the Department of Defense.
379	Hern (OK)	Increases and decreases by $7.5 million Defense-Wide RDT&E for Attack Detection and Response Engine for Integrated IoT, OT and IT Networks [OSD Defense-wide, RDT&E, Line 63, PE#0603680S, Manufacturing Technology Program]. Leverages ongoing, collaborative research partnerships to increase cybersecurity capability and workforce development to address the cybersecurity issues with security control analysis and implementation.
380	Hern (OK)	Increases and decreases by $10 million Army RDT&E for the Army Pathfinder program (Army, RDT&E, Line 12, 0602143A, Soldier Lethality Technology) for Human-Machine Teaming. Builds the cross-communication and cooperation between human and technology needed to leverage AI, decision support, and machining to increase the effectiveness, efficiency, and lethality of the individual soldier.
381	Sorensen (IL)	Increases the Army RDT&E account by $5 million to support additional workload on the Army’s jointless hull 3D print machine as well as some other 3D print capabilities at the Advanced Manufacturing Center of Excellence. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.
383	Crow (CO)	Revised Increases and decreases Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, by $11.4 million to support the Afghanistan War Commission. The Afghanistan War Commission is a bipartisan legislative commission established by Congress through the FY2022 NDAA to conduct a comprehensive review of key decisions related to U.S. military, intelligence, foreign assistance, and diplomatic involvement in Afghanistan from June 2001 through August 2021.
384	Vindman (VA)	Increases Army, Procurement, Line 3 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems by $22.923 million so that the Army can acquire small, cheap FPV drones to ensure that the military is prepared for the next fight. Restores funding in line with FY25 levels.
385	Vindman (VA)	Increases Marines Procurement, Line 26 - Unmanned Air Systems (Intel) by $10 million so that the Marines can acquire small, cheap FPV drones to ensure that the military is prepared for the next fight.
386	Greene (GA)	Strikes funding for HIV prevention educational activities in foreign countries.
387	Lieu (CA)	Increases Space Force RDT&E by $10 million to support additional funds for Rapid Materiel Delivery in Contested Logistics to support the continued development of the Space Force's Rocket Cargo program.
388	Moulton (MA)	Revised Increases and decreases classified funding by $25 million to support Small Batch. The Small Batch system provides a solution to space systems that require specific sensor confirmation, inspection and resultant deployment of non-attributable systems.
389	Lieu (CA)	Increases Army RDT&E by $8 million to support additional funds for Network C3I Advanced Technology to support continued development of Secure, Sensed AI Analytics For Resilience at the Battlefield (S2AIR).
390	Greene (GA)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds for the transfer of munitions to Ukraine.
391	Moore (NC)	Increases Title III Defense Production Act Purchases, 0902199D8Z, P-1 Line #1, by $15,000,000 for High-purity copper anodes/cathodes from recycled copper using hydrometallurgical manufacturing. Reduces Army, Navy, and Air Force RDT&E by $5,000,000 each.
392	Ogles (TN)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act being used to provide travel or transportation allowances for travel to obtain an abortion.
393	Greene (GA)	Strikes funding for the Israeli Cooperative Programs.
394	Simon (CA), Tlaib (MI)	Prohibits funds from being used to introduce U.S. forces into hostilities in Iran in contravention of the War Powers Resolution (50 U.S.C. 1541 et seq.).
395	Moore (NC)	Increases Army RDT&E, PE #0603827A, Soldier Systems - Advanced Development by $5,000,000 to expand production capacity of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) used in the most technically advanced armor solutions used by the U.S. warfighter. Reduces the Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $5,000,000.
396	Moore (NC)	Increases and decreases Defense Health Program RDT&E, PE 0603115DHA - Medical Technology Development funds by $4,000,000 for musculoskeletal regenerative medicine.
397	Friedman (CA)	Strikes section 8142.
398	Liccardo (CA)	Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force by $5,000,000 for “AI robotic composites giga factory for advanced applications” in Line 27, Manufacturing Technology Program.
399	Greene (GA)	Strikes funding to support the armed forces of Jordan.
400	Soto (FL)	Decreases and then increases RDT&E, Defense Wide, PE 0607210D8Z, Line 214 - Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support by $24.1 million to expand domestic semiconductor Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging capabilities.
401	Gimenez (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, PE 0604036A Line Multi-Domain Sensing Systems (MDSS) for Secure Integrated Multi-Orbit Satellite Communications.
402	Ezell (MS), McClain Delaney (MD)	Revised Provides a funding level of $5 Million for USSOCOM Foreign Material Program (SOF FMP) CMF-11 funding line (PE- P11) to fund acquisition, exploitation, development of specialized exploitation equipment, target replication, labor, training, and travel of a comprehensive USSOCOM acquisition, exploitation, and replication capability to address the uncrewed systems threat to our national security.
403	Stefanik (NY)	Revised Increases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army by $18,000,000 to advance the development of high-altitude precision effects glide munitions.
404	Fitzgerald (WI), Ross (NC)	Increases RDT&E, Army by $6 million for Artificial Intelligence Enabled Power Electronics (Line 43, Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.
405	Stanton (AZ)	Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E, Line 40, by $10 million to support development of needled thermoplastic composite textiles.
406	Friedman (CA)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to implement policies that would prohibit transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military.
407	Garcia (TX)	Decreases and increases funding for the Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $20 million to fund the Offices of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC) for all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.
409	Escobar (TX), Budzinski (IL), Bergman (MI)	Increases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army appropriations, specifically for the Ground Advanced Technology line by $6 million, to further develop and test the use of locally available materials in print mixes for additive construction projects.
410	Liccardo (CA)	Increases and decreases funding for Line 8, Electromagnetic Systems Applied Research (PE 0602271N) by $4,200,000 to design and build a space-based distributed AMTI RADAR prototype system.
411	Van Duyne (TX), Veasey (TX)	Transfers funding for Three Dimensional & Extended Reality Instructions for Shipyard Maintenance.
412	Liccardo (CA)	Revised Decreases the Operations & Maintenance-Defense Wide by $250,000, and increases the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation-Defense Wide by $250,000 to direct the Secretary of Defense to issue a public report to identify all weapons systems previously or currently identified by the Department of Defense for divestment and retirement, and the aggregate savings which could be achieved through the elimination of those systems; recommend an supplemental appropriation--within the aggregate savings identified above--to the Defense Innovation Unit.
413	Cammack (FL)	Increases funding by $10,000,000 for multidisciplinary research, development, test & evaluation (RDT&E) focused on security and assurance for 3D Heterogeneously Integrated (3DHI) microsystems.
414	Crow (CO), Crank (CO)	Revised Increases and decreases by $7.5 million for “Expeditionary Area Air Defense Systems”, a counter - small unmanned aerial systems project. The funding increase would be offset from within the same appropriations account.
415	Gimenez (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases by $10M for assisting in the acquisition of targeting capabilities to support Administration and Department of Defense priorities focused on countering Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC), Counter-Threat Financing (CTF) using behavioral analytics.
416	Liccardo (CA)	Revised Prohibits expenditure of funds from being used to procure legacy weapon systems for which funding was not included in the Department's proposed budget, exceeded planned designed life or for which the Department has ever recommended divestment or retirement in a Department of Defense proposed budget, Force Structure Changes report, or similar report.
417	Cammack (FL)	Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) 711th Human Performance Wing and Materials and Manufacturing Directorate research and development of wearable technologies and nanostructured / biological materials to protect and enhance performance of Airmen and Guardians.
418	Fitzgerald (WI)	Increases RDT&E, Army by $10 million for Non-Destructive Testing and Advanced Manufacturing of Missiles and Hypersonics (Line 230, End Item Industrial Preparedness Activities). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.
419	Garcia (TX), Ross (NC)	Decreases and increases funding for the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $38 million to fund the Department of Defense's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO).
420	Greene (GA)	Revised Strikes funding for the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative.
421	Crow (CO), Crank (CO)	Increases and decreases $300 million in Space Force RDT&E for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 3 Transport initiative.
422	Davis (NC)	Increases funding for Defense-Wide RDT&E by $11,000,000, offset by a $11,000,000 reduction to Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance (O&M). The $10,000,000 for “Enhanced Common Data Integration” would enable the Defense Health Agency to maintain operational efficiency, enhance force readiness, achieve a medically ready force, and provide crucial and actionable health-related insights.
423	Joyce (PA), McClain Delaney (MD), Kelly (MS), Finstad (MN), Bell (MO), Hudson (NC), Mackenzie (PA), Carson (IN), Thompson (PA)	Increases the amount for Heavy Dump Truck, 20T (CCE), Other Procurement, Army Budget Activity 1, Line 7, by $30 million. Decrease the amount for development of the Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System, Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army, Line 75, by $30 million.
424	Fitzgerald (WI), Sewell (AL), Davis (NC)	Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $6 million for Business and Enterprise Systems Product Innovation (BESPIN) Authentication Platform (Line 126, Cyber Network and Business Systems). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.
425	Crow (CO), Strickland (WA), Leger Fernández (NM)	Increases and decreases by $179,765,000 to maintain FY26 support for the Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Program at no less than FY25 levels. The Department of Defense (DoD)’s REPI Program is a key tool for combating encroachment that can limit or restrict military training, testing, and operations. The REPI Program protects these military missions by helping remove or avoid land-use conflicts near installations and addressing regulatory restrictions that inhibit military activities.
426	Fitzgerald (WI)	Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $10 million for Next-gen Integrated Vehicle Power Generation (Line 59, Operational Energy & Installation Resilience). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.
427	Himes (CT)	Revised Increases RDT&E Space Technology for Lunar Surface Based Space Domain Awareness by $5 million and decreases the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $5 million.
428	Beyer (VA), Moulton (MA)	Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to continue funding for the Navy’s Operational Energy in Contested Logistics Program to enhance our military readiness and improve our fuel security in our overseas operations.
429	Davis (NC), Wilson (SC)	Increases and decreases $6 million for the Department of the Air Force to establish a pilot program to further develop and evaluate innovative targeting systems through the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC), and integrate the realistic mobile live-fire aircrew training platform within the Air Force training range’s current capabilities.
430	Crow (CO)	Provides that none of the funds made available by this Act may be used to implement Section 514 of the Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 (Public Law 118-8 159).
431	Fitzgerald (WI)	Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $10 million for Wearable Edge Computing Technology (Line 26, Human Effectiveness Advanced Technology Development). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.
432	Davis (NC)	Increases and decreases AF O&M to establish an automated maintenance supply dashboard program, thereby moving to integrate AI into supply chain logistics.
433	Gonzales (TX), Castro (TX), Cuellar (TX), Roy (TX), Casar (TX)	Directs the Secretary of Defense to submit a report on the proposed consolidation of U.S. Army North and U.S. Army South into a Western Hemisphere Command and provide a detailed analysis of potential headquarters locations, with specific consideration of San Antonio’s operational, strategic, and infrastructure advantages.
434	Pappas (NH)	Decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5 million and increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $5 million. The increase allows the DOD to scale-up ingredient production to enable rapid manufacturing capability for propellant and explosive compositions used in the production of solid rocket motors and warheads, builds on existing DOD funded programs to strengthen the defense industrial base for energetics material, and supports the Manufacturing Capability Expansion and Investment Program (MCEIP) by strengthening the defense industrial base.
435	Pappas (NH)	Decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6.5 million and increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $6.5 million. The increase allows the DOD to accelerate risk reduction activity combining unique 3D woven near net shape preform weaving technology with the rapid carbon-carbon densification process developed by the DOE Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL) and sponsored by the Navy-led Conventional Prompt Strike office.
436	Pappas (NH), Davis (NC)	Decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $5 million and increases Operation and Maintenance, Air Force by $5 million. The increase allows the Air Force to accelerate the development, documentation, acquisition, and fielding of the thermal and acoustic insulation system (ITAB/IBAT).
437	Joyce (PA), Houlahan (PA)	Reduces Defense Wide Operations and Maintenance account by $15 million. Increase the Army Research, Development Test, and Evaluation PE 0708045A by $15 million.
438	Escobar (TX)	Increases Army RDTE by $6 million to support Smart Management of Energy Generation and Storage. Reduces Defense Wide O&M by $6 million to offset this proposal.
439	Scholten (MI)	Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $5,000,000 for “Augmented Behavioral Analytics” in Line 13, Network C3I Technology.
440	Davis (NC), Hudson (NC), McDowell (NC)	Increases by $10M - Army RDT&E, Line 12 - PE 0602145A- Next Generation Combat Vehicle Technology -add as “Advancing Autonomous Capabilities for the Next Generation of Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicles;" and decreases $10M - Army RDT&E, Line 1, Defense Research Sciences.
441	Garamendi (CA)	Limits funding for the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) program until Congress receives the Milestone B approval decision pursuant to section 4252(e) of title 10, United States Code.
442	Issa (CA)	Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $5,000,000 for the maturation and integration of the the Fire Faster Integration program autoloading and collateral systems for the M109A7 PIM (Army RDTE, Line 210, 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer Improvements, PE#0203743A). Included in H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).
443	Scholten (MI)	Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $3,000,000 for “Packaging Surge Capacity for Munitions and Maintenance” in Line 9, Army RDTE.
444	Davis (NC), Murphy (NC)	Increases and decreases Defense-wide RDT&E by $10 million to plus-up the Industrial Base Analysis funding line, to shore up the domestic fiber industrial base and prevent adversaries like the PRC from infiltrating supply chains for fiber used in military and tactical gear.
445	Issa (CA)	Increases and decreases Defense-wide RDT&E by $10,000,000 to support Industrialization of ALON and Spinel Transparent Ceramics (Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support, Line 214, PE#0607210D8Z).
446	Gonzales (TX)	Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $1 million to support an assessment of how the Army can continue to ensure its Sergeants Major pipeline remains world class, including modernized educational instruction and quality of life improvements-to include, critical infrastructure improvements at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy at Fort Bliss, Texas.
447	Issa (CA), Levin (CA)	Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $8,100,000 to provide Unmanned Maritime Systems with hardware-agnostic software to enable drones to execute coordinated, all-domain, collaborative autonomy mission sets, including but not limited to search, track, deception, and swarm (Navy RDTE, Line 94, Medium Unmanned Surface Vehicle, PE#0605512N).
539	Perry (PA)	Late Prohibits funds from being used to revoke or rescind the FTO designation for the IRGC.
448	Issa (CA), Peters (CA)	Increases and decreases of Army RDT&E to provide US Army DEVCOM SSD ADD to purchase and train with LRPADS in PACOM theater (Army RDTE, Line 37, Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology, PE#0603118A).
449	Horsford (NV)	Increases and decreases RDT&E Navy, PE 0603640M, Line 19 - MC Advanced Technology Demo by $12 million to ruggedize and improve laser lethality and reliability of an existing high energy laser weapon system integrated into a Joint Tactical Light Vehicle (JLTV) for Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) capability.
450	Issa (CA)	Revised Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $20,000,000 (decrease Defense-wide O&M by $20,000,000) for development of optical/CMOS co-packaged devices for high-bandwidth defense applications (Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 102, Trusted & Assured Microelectronics, PE#0604294D8Z). Included in H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).
451	Davis (NC), Hudson (NC)	Increases the amount for “Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army,” Line 11 (Ground Technology) by $15,000,000 for “Safe Fast Charging Battery Technologies” and decreases the amount for “Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force,” Line 41, by $15,000,000 due to this funding no longer being necessary based on Air Force program cancellation. The amendment aims to secure the critical lithium battery supply chain and prevent infiltration from malign actors like the PRC.
452	Castor (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to support a study regarding military bases located within the “Rest of U.S.” locality pay area. This study is to determine if bases, particularly those such as MacDill AFB that host Combatant Commands, are experiencing recruitment and retention issues, and to assess the resulting impacts to mission readiness and national security.
453	Miller-Meeks (IA)	Transfers funding to address an important Department of Defense need to develop advanced air-to-air refueling systems that improve pilot safety, increase mission effectiveness and substantially reduce fuel usage. This technology supports the goals of the NAVAIR Precision Strike Weapons Program Office (PMA-201) and the USAF Next-Generation Aerial Refueling System (NGAS) program.
454	Castor (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to emphasize the importance of Installation Resilience and Adaptation programs, including the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation (OLDCC) Installation Readiness Program and the Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Program.
455	Salinas (OR)	Prohibits funding for use of the National Guard in enforcing the immigration laws, in accordance with existing law.
456	Rulli (OH)	Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $10,000,000 for “Piercing mill upgrades for titanium tubing” in Line 193, Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement Programs.
457	Kiley (CA), Bera (CA)	Increases and decreases RDT&E, Defense-Wide, by $125 million to support expansion of the Defense Microelectronics Activity’s secure low-volume semiconductor foundry (PE 0603720S).
458	Biggs (SC), Wilson (SC), Timmons (SC), Mace (SC)	Increases Army RDTE by $6 million for Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology - Airless Tire Demonstration for the Infantry Squad Vehicle. Reduces funding for Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance by same amount.
459	Biggs (AZ)	Prohibits the use of funds in this Act for land purchases in the United States without congressional approval.
460	Gillen (NY)	Prohibits the use of funds to delay any previously obligated munitions transfers to Ukraine.
461	Nehls (TX)	Increases and decreases Army RDT&E for Explosive Forensics Technology, Ground Technology by $3,900,000 to expedite the leveraging of Waveguide - Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (WERS) in drone-mounted Raman explosive and chemical threat detection.
462	Castor (FL), Strickland (WA)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to support research and preparation for the effects the changing climate and extreme weather will have on military installations.
463	Kennedy (NY)	Revised Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-wide by $10M for “High Temperature Advanced Materials (HTAMP)” (Line 55) Defense Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology Program.
464	Nehls (TX)	Increases and decreases Navy Other Procurement, Ordnance Support Equipment, EOD Equipment by $13,900,000 for a one-for-one replacement of existing systems on Navy ships that provide inadequate detection of explosives, chemical and emerging synthetic threats.
465	Hudson (NC), Wagner (MO), Alford (MO)	Increases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army (RDTE,A) by $5 million Multifunctional Ballistic Battery, which supports testing and development of a consolidated Conformal Wearable Battery and Anti-Ballistic personnel armor plate. (Army RDT&E, PE 011 0602144A, Line 11, Ground Technology). Offset by a $5 million reduction in Army RDT&E. This will accelerate advanced battery manufacturing to reduce dependence on foreign entities and develop a battery cell product for weapons systems.
466	Underwood (IL), Leger Fernández (NM), Strickland (WA)	Revised Prohibits the use of funds to eliminate or reduce access to any assisted reproductive technology for members of the Armed Forces and their families.
467	Tran (CA), Min (CA), Carbajal (CA), Moulton (MA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Radar Commercial Layer program by $50 million to continue commercial radar solutions within the National Reconnaissance Office's Commercial Space Programs Office to support the U.S. Combatant Commands with unclassified commercial synthetic aperture radar data.
468	Vindman (VA), Wittman (VA)	Increases and decreases by $8 million for Defense-Wide RDT&E for the develop a Sensitive Equipment Decontamination Demonstration.
469	Joyce (PA)	Revised Reduces Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $4 million. Increase Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army Line 26, Medical Technology PE 0602787A by $4 million.
470	Rouzer (NC)	Increases and decreases funding to support Tactical Mesh Network - Data Transport to address critical communication gaps in tactical operations and enable advanced testing and refinement of proven communication technologies which currently support bandwidth-intensive tools used by forward-deployed units and provide scalable, cost-effective communication capabilities at the tactical edge, consistent with Army modernization goals.
471	Garcia (IL)	Prohibits the use of funds for transferring any individual to the Migrant Operations Center at United States Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay.
472	Norcross (NJ), Strickland (WA)	Revised Increases funding for the E-7A Wedgetail aircraft by $300,000,000 in Air Force RDT&E to match the amount authorized in the Chairman’s Mark of the NDAA. Decreases Air Force Operations and Maintenance by $300,000,000.
473	Veasey (TX), Wilson (SC), Kelly (MS)	Increases Army Aircraft Procurement by $7.7 million for final limited user testing and integration of a lightweight a Cockpit Voice and Data Recorder (CVFDR) and a Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS), both of which are standard equipment on all other Army helicopters. Decreases by $7.7M Procurement, Defense-Wide.
474	Gooden (TX)	Increases and decreases Other Procurement, Army, by $10,000,000 to support expeditionary tactical network communications through TRILOS HW.
475	Nadler (NY)	Prohibits funding for the transportation of migrants to, or the construction or modification of detention facilities at, Guantánamo Bay for immigration enforcement purposes.
476	Gonzales (TX)	Revised Transfers funds to support the development and testing of vertically integrated scramjet supply chains to enable cost-effective, high-frequency hypersonic testing and help restore U.S. leadership in scramjet technology.
477	Biggs (AZ)	Prohibits the use of funds in this Act for health assistance to foreign countries or foreign nationals. Allows exceptions only for direct healthcare needs of U.S. servicemembers, veterans, or personnel supporting U.S. military operations.
478	Leger Fernández (NM)	Late Revised Increases and decreases the Defense Health Agency Defense Health Program Operations and Maintenance by $1,680,000 to support circuit rider health programs at U.S. military bases to address the needs of service members and their families and to improve mission readiness.
479	Biggs (AZ)	Late Prohibits the use of funds in this Act to procure information and communications technology from entities linked to companies domiciled in the People’s Republic of China. Restricts procurement from firms subject to Chinese laws requiring cooperation with China’s national defense or intelligence agencies.
480	Garamendi (CA)	Late Revised Provides $7.5 million to RDTE, AF for PNT Resiliency, Mods and Improvements for Reliable and Accurate A-PNT in GPS-Denied Environments with a corresponding offset from OM, DW, Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA).
481	Neguse (CO)	Late Revised Requires the Department of Defense to certify to Congress that any funding cuts for NSF, NASA, NIST, or NOAA do not negatively impact military readiness or national security.
482	Ogles (TN)	Late Revised Prohibits funds to remove companies from the 1260H list of Chinese military companies.
483	McClain (MI)	Late Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E by $3 million for sterilization and engraving capabilities that use laser technology to put serial number on a variety of military and products.
484	Ogles (TN)	Late Prohibits funds to participate in any defense exposition that has a policy of excluding participation by the State of Israel.
485	Crawford (AR), Scott, Austin (GA)	Late Revised Increases RDT&E, Navy, PE 0603654N, funding by $3.5 million to provide funding for the EOD/Public Safety Bomb Technician Technical Exchange Program within the Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Development item.
486	Goldman (NY)	Late Revised Prohibits funds for DOD leadership, comms, and policy unless improved screening for domestic extremism, white nationalism, and antisemitism.
487	Goldman (NY)	Late Increases the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $1,000,000 to support enhanced screening of civilian personnel and implementation of training programs to prevent domestic extremist, white supremacy, and antisemitic ideology within the Department of Defense workforce.
488	Massie (KY), Khanna (CA), Moore (WI), Tlaib (MI)	Late Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
489	Hudson (NC), McClain Delaney (MD)	Late Increases funding by $5M to Procurement, Army Other Procurement for Modular Networked Command Post Kits, offset by a decrease to O&M Defense-Wide by the same amount. The U.S. Army requires modular command post kits that can easily establish and manage network communications, bridge networks across Services and international security partners and offer onsite compute and store capacity to allow for command and control in disconnected on-the-move environments.
490	Panetta (CA)	Late Revised Increase the amount for Management, Technical & International Support, RDT&E, Navy, Line 188, by $7,750,000 for “Point-of-Need Additive Manufacturing." The increase would enable the immediate production of essential parts in contested and remote environments for both the Navy and Special Operations Command. Decrease unobligated balances in Operations and Maintenance, Army by $7,750,000.
491	Mace (SC)	Late Revised Prohibits funds from being used to conduct or fund research involving the use of canines or felines.
492	Tenney (NY), Larson (CT), Himes (CT)	Late Revised Transfers $14,200,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to Aircraft Procurement, Army, Utility Helicopter Mods, Line 17, for UH-60 tail rotor drive shaft improvements.
493	Massie (KY)	Late Prohibits the use of funds by an officer or employee of the United States to query a collection of foreign intelligence information acquired under FISA using a United States person identifier expect in specified instances.

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Sponsor

Summary

541

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for DPA solar panels.

542

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for sustainable building materials in military construction.

543

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for EVs.

544

Perry (PA)

Late Inserts the WINGMAN Act.

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to promote or disseminate materials created by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds from going to In-Q-Tel or its affiliates for the purposes of venture capital investing.

545

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for the procurement of location or biometric data from third-party nongovernmental entitites.

546

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for RDTE for EVs, charging, or photovoltaic technology.

Bergman (MI)

Withdrawn Transfers funds to restore Operations and Maintenance funding for the Air National Guard to support the Northern Strike (NS) exercise as a joint training event.

Brownley (CA), Sherman (CA), Carbajal (CA)

Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E, Line 26, by $5 million to support development of High-Power Density Battery for Directed Energy.

Brownley (CA)

Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to support additional funds for Undersea Warfare Submersible Launched UAS (Line 11).

McCormick (GA), Houlahan (PA)

Revised Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $5 million to support development of the Distributed Nexus for Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) Tradecraft through PE 0602146A, Line 13 - Network C3I Technology.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Defense-wide, PE 0607210D8Z, Line 214 - Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support by $10,000,000 to support domestic scale-up of novel high-char polymer composites for hypersonics applications. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $10 million.

Mills (FL)

Transfers funding to support the large-scale manufacturing of next-generation ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fiber that can be used to create durable and lightweight armor plating.

McCormick (GA), Graves (MO)

Revised Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0603118A, Line 37 - Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology by $7 million to support testing and evaluation of Visual Simulation Systems that train pilots and aircrews to recognize and survive the onset of spatial disorientation due to unplanned degraded visual environments.

Bergman (MI), Pappas (NH)

Transfers funding to direct the Air Force to support the development of a Mobile Optical Air Mobility System through AFWERX Prime.

Bergman (MI), Horsford (NV)

Transfers funds to support the development and testing of an airgun-based hypersonic launch system by the Air Force Research Laboratory to enable cost-effective, high-frequency hypersonic testing. Builds on prior SBIR and TACFI investments by expanding the capability for larger-scale free-flight demonstrations.

Bergman (MI), Trahan (MA), Subramanyam (VA)

Transfers funds to support Army development and integration of a unified mission planning and operational platform for the Warfighting Machine Interface (WMI) to enhance manned-unmanned teaming and battlefield decision-making.

Bergman (MI)

Revised Transfers funds to establish a research initiative to develop contested logistics solutions for multinational operations, particularly within NATO, AUKUS, and ABCANZ frameworks.

Moylan (GU)

Increases funding specific for budget lines related to Guam Missile Defense (PE Number 0604102C) to reflect historic levels.

Moylan (GU)

Supports funding the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation.

Jacobs (CA)

Strikes Sections 8138, 8139, 8144, and 8145.

Ezell (MS)

Revised Furthers previous federal funding through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and $2M through the FY20 Army Research Office SBIR awards demonstrated preclinical efficacy data for arterial bleeding, lung trauma (FDA Class III device) relative to QuickClot Combat Gauze. The $15,000,000 increase will enable the final phase of developing advanced hemostat products for military wound care and healing for military medical use.

Panetta (CA), Scott, Austin (GA)

Revised Increases Operations and Maintenance, Navy, by $10,000,000 to support the Naval Postgraduate School to enhance instruction, research, and infrastructure. Reduces excess OCO balances in Operations and Maintenance, Navy.

Ezell (MS)

Transfers funds to enable reliable seabed warfare operations through intelligent Autonomous Systems. The Navy has an opportunity to leverage partnerships with industry and academic groups with expertise in autonomous systems, and utilize existing ocean test and evaluation infrastructure in the Gulf of America to further develop these tools for transition to the fleet.

Trahan (MA)

Increases funding for Soldier Lethality Technology Army RDT&E by $5 million for the Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers (HEROES) program.

Bacon (NE), Flood (NE)

Increases and decreases funding by $5,000,000 for the U.S. Air Force Infectious Disease Aerial Transport training program.

Tiffany (WI), Biggs (AZ)

Prohibits the expenditure of funds to create, procure, or display any map that depicts Taiwan as part of the territory of the People's Republic of China.

Garbarino (NY), Carbajal (CA)

Revised Transfers $10 million for Military Alpine Recce System Environmental Clothing Systems SOCOM.

Peters (CA), Jacobs (CA), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA)

Revised Provides $5 million for Naval Special Warfare's ocean warfighting and applied research program to support education and undersea capability development.

Peters (CA), Jacobs (CA), Keating (MA), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA)

Revised Provides $10 million in additional funding for the Navy's tactical oceanography program to improve at-sea research for operations and strengthen collaboration between academia and warfare centers.

McCormick (GA), Wittman (VA)

Revised Increases RDT&E Air Force by $15 million to support predictive maintenance activities that leverage AI to increase operational readiness for fixed-wing aircraft through the Condition-Based Maintenance Plus (CBM+) program under PE 0708051F, Line 77 - Rapid Sustainment Modernization (RSM). Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $15 million.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Army by $7 million to support domestic development of ultra-high-efficiency radio frequency (RF) microelectronics such as Gallium Nitride-based solid-state power amplifiers through PE 0603463A, Line 44 - Network C3I Advanced Technology. Reduces O&M Army by $7 million.

McCormick (GA), Norcross (NJ)

Increases RDT&E Army by $8 million to support dual-use autonomous and collaborative reconnaissance testing that leverages unmanned ground vehicles through PE 0603462A, Line 43 - Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology. Reduces O&M Army by $8 million.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Army by $10 million to support infrastructure improvements at Vertical Lift Research Centers of Excellence (VLRCOEs) through PE 0601104A, Line 3 - University and Industry Research Centers. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $10 million.

Norton (DC)

Increases and decreases by $8 million for research, development, test and evaluation for the Navy with the intent it be used for QuickStrike Kinetic Improvements (Navy, RDT&E, Line 12, PE# 0602750N, Future Naval Capabilities Applied Research).

Sorensen (IL)

Increases the Army RDT&E account by $5 million to develop new materials and manufacturing technologies for vehicle armor. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.

Norton (DC)

Increases and decreases by $8 million for research, development, test and evaluation for the Space Force with the intent it be used for High Energy Resilient Stage (Space Force RDT&E, Line 4, PE#1206601SF, Space Technology).

Langworthy (NY), Kennedy (NY)

Transfers $7 million to the Navy, RDTE in FY 26 to close a gap and establish a trusted process for Photonic Integrated Circuit production.

Hurd (CO), Crank (CO)

Increases Line 23, Warfighter Protection Advanced Technology (PE 0603729N) by $3,500,000 for Mental Health of Elite Performers Following Trauma: Accelerating Recovery through Combinatorial and Alternative Treatments.

Evans (CO)

Increases and decreases Space Force RDT&E by $25,000,000 for the intent it be used for the Air Force Research Laboratory Oracle Prime cislunar space situational awareness, object detection, and tracking demonstration program (Space Force RDT&E, Line 5, PE 1206616SF, Space Advanced Technology Development/Demo).

Kelly (PA), Deluzio (PA)

Increases and decreases by $10 million the RDT&E, Navy account for an “Active Stator Electric Naval Power and Propulsion System” in Line 48 (Advanced Surface Machinery Systems).

McGuire (VA), Subramanyam (VA)

Increases Navy RDT&E by $5 million, Line 179 “ISR & Info Operations”; PE: 0304785N for Space Based RF Signal Detection and AIS Integration to allow the Navy to detect, track, and respond to maritime threats worldwide by integrating intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities across multiple domains.

McGuire (VA), Wittman (VA)

Increases Army RDT&E, Line 209, ‘Combat Vehicle Improvement Program’ by $6 million for funding for “scaling cost-saving lightweight metallurgical development” to re-shore titanium metal production to the U.S. and decreases Army O&M, Line 411, ‘Other Programs’ by $6 million.

McCormick (GA)

Increases and decreases RDT&E Army by $4 million to support the Rapid Agile Manufacturing of Parachutes and Soft-Goods (RAMPS) program through PE 0603118A, Line 42 - Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology.

Cohen (TN)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to retrofit any aircraft transferred to the United States by a foreign government for the purpose of presidential or other executive travel.

Carbajal (CA)

Increases RDTE, Army by $4 million for biotechnology research (PE 0601104A, Line 3, University and Industry Research Centers). The National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology issued a 2025 report showing that unless the US takes immediate action in biotechnology, we will cede global leadership in this field to China, and this amendment helps fund basic research to maintain leadership.

Cohen (TN)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used for a military parade that takes place outside of a military installation.

Tenney (NY), Finstad (MN), Brownley (CA)

Revised Increases Air Force RDT&E, PE 0603680F, Line 29, Manufacturing Technology Program by $5 million for additive manufacturing of Super Niobium refractory metal. Reduces Air Force RTD&E, PE 0604858F, Line 58, Technology Transition Program by $5 million.

Turner (OH)

Transfers $10 million for process improvements for small arms munitions manufacturing.

Tenney (NY)

Revised Transfers $5,000,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to the Army RDT&E, PE 0605805A, Line 183, Munitions Standardization, Effectiveness and Safety, to modernize energetics production facilities at Radford Army Ammunition Plant.

Tenney (NY)

Revised Transfers $5,000,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to the Air Force RDT&E, PE 0602788F, Line 14, Dominant Information Sciences and Methods, for Passive C-sUAS Target Detection and Characterization.

Turner (OH), Nehls (TX)

Withdrawn Increases Air Force Aerospace Technology DEV/DEMO Army Research, Development, Test And Evaluation (RDT& E) by $10 million PE 0603211F and decreases Future Air Force Integrated Technology Demos Air Force Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) by $10 million 0603032F.

Tenney (NY)

Revised Increases and Decreases Air Force, Aircraft Procurement to provide $300M for the procurement of two LC-130J polar aircraft.

Carbajal (CA), Moulton (MA), Crank (CO), Crow (CO), Kiggans (VA)

Revised Increases RDTE, Space Force by $60 million to support the Tactically Responsive Space Program (PE 1206862SF, Line 23), a critical program that demonstrates the US can rapidly respond to on-orbit needs during a conflict or in response to a national security threat. The offset is Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide.

Turner (OH), Landsman (OH)

Increases and decreases Space Force RDTE by $2,500,000 for development of technology for super and hypersonic airbreathing propulsion for use in attritable/reusable aircraft.

Tenney (NY)

Revised Increases and Decreases Air Force, RDTE to provide $71M for PE 0401132F, Line 259, C-130J Program, to provide $70M in NRE for the LC-130J aircraft.

Tenney (NY)

Revised Transfers $5M from Defense-wide O&M to Army RDTE, PE 0603118A, Line 37, Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology for Modular, Multi-Mission, Med-Lift UAS.

LaHood (IL), Sorensen (IL), Kean (NJ)

Transfers $4.8 million in funding from the Defense-Wide Operation and Maintenance account to the Army’s Research, Development, Test and Evaluation account for Drone Netting Enclosure System for Counter UAS Testing, to advance counter-UAS defeat mechanisms, technologies, and tactics.

Carbajal (CA)

Increases RDTE, Navy by $7.5 million for the Maritimization of the Long-Range Long-Endurance (LR/LE) SUAS (PE 0305232M, line 245). Airborne ISR is a critical capability for modern naval vessels, but existing unmanned aircraft are not equipped to operate effectively in a maritime environment. Upgrading the existing Marine Corps Stalker VXE30 UAS with new navigation sensors and flight control software to enable vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) from Naval surface ships will enable the maritimization of the Marine Corps’ LR/LE program, which allows the Marine Corps to use its current UAS long range system at sea offering increased situational awareness and force protection.

Turner (OH), Carey (OH)

Increases and decreases Defense Wide RDTE by $10,000,000 to design and construct an initial pilot line/demonstration unit to produce alloy grade cobalt metal.

Turner (OH)

Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, Line 26, by $10 million to support Collaborative Secure Digital Transformation with the Air Force Digital Transformation Office.

Wilson (SC), Crow (CO), Carson (IN), Khanna (CA), Deluzio (PA), Amo (RI), Strickland (WA)

Revised Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6 million and increases funding for Sec. 8047 by $6 million.

Turner (OH)

Transfers $4.5 million to Army RDTE to accelerate the integration of a new combat ground vehicle fuel tank. Reduce Defense Wide O&M by $4.5 million.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Air Force by $8.5 million to support the maturation of manufacturing technologies for low-cost, attritable, small turbine engines through PE 0603680F, Line 28 - Manufacturing Technology Program. Reduces O&M Air Force by $8.5 million.

McCormick (GA), Sewell (AL)

Increases RDT&E Army by $12 million to support mission-critical technology upgrades to enable Top Secret operations at the Reagan Test Site through PE 0606002A, Line 194 - Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $12 million.

Kelly (PA)

Increases Defense Wide Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Defense Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, for Robotics and Automation Manufacturing. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide, by same amount.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Defense-Wide by $10 million to support self-routing edge data synchronization for tactical mobile devices through PE 1160431BB, Line 292 - Warrior Systems. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $10 million.

McCormick (GA)

Increases RDT&E Defense-Wide by $5 million to support DITMAC’s implementation of the DoD Insider Threat Program through PE 0603838D8Z, Line 73 - Defense Innovation Acceleration (DIA). Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $5 million.

Turner (OH)

Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, Line 26, by $7 million to support Secure Domestic Battery Manufacturing for Defense and National Security effort to accelerate development and manufacturing of advanced, higher performance battery cells utilizing domestic materials for small UAS and directed energy weapon systems.

Turner (OH)

Increases and decreases funds by $12 million for Navy RDTE Line 183 Major T&E Investment. Funds to be used to integrate collaborative combat aircraft pilot vehicle interface tablets into the Joint Simulation Environment.

Turner (OH)

Increases funds for Defense-Wide Research, Development, Test and Evaluation to expand generative AI foreign language programs in Alpha-1 Development Activities.

Mills (FL), Graves (MO)

Revised Increases and decreases $8 million in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy to the further development, acquisition, and fielding of Tethered Unmanned Aerial Systems (Te-UAS) on military installations as part of their force protection measures.

Panetta (CA), Kiggans (VA), Scott, Austin (GA)

Increases Operations and Maintenance, Army (training and recruiting, specialized skill training), by $30,871,000 to support foreign language training at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center. Reduces unobligated balances from Operations and Maintenance, Army.

Turner (OH)

Increases Navy RDTE $7,000,000 and Decreases Defense Wide O&M by $7,000.000 for Navy Strategic Systems Supply Chain Management.

Bilirakis (FL), Lee (FL)

Revised Increases Defense Wide Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line 56 Manufacturing Technology for Replenished Part Modeling. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide by same amount.

Graves (MO), Subramanyam (VA)

Revised Increases and Deceases RDTE, Space Force Line 8 by $8,400,000 to sustain and expand the capability of the Dept of Air Force/Space Force’s Learning Management System’s (LMS)- Digital University (DU) - which plans, delivers and tracks training for over 105,000 Airman and Guardians. Seamlessly integrating STARCOM’s enterprise SIS/LMS with Digital University (DU) directly advances the Space Force’s objective of becoming the Department of Defense’s first fully digital service.

Kelly (PA), Deluzio (PA)

Increases and decreases the Defense-Wide RDT&E account by $10 million to invest in equipment for the production of high-quality downstream materials required for defense Vacuum Induction Melted (VIM) and castings products. The metals produced by the VIM process are highly purified metals that are required for precise defense applications like hypersonic missiles and nuclear submarine components.

Nehls (TX), Turner (OH)

Revised Increases and decreases the RDT&E, Air Force account by $10 million for the development of a high energy laser hybrid integrated turret beam director with improved optical performance for high power aircraft missile defense missions against advanced cruise missiles and hypersonic threats to reflect the President’s budget.

Golden (ME)

Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-wide by $15,000,000 for “Silica fabric manufacturing optimization” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support. Offset is within the account.

Crank (CO)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Army for the development of AI/ML Packet-based Cyber Anomaly Detection software.

Titus (NV)

Increases and decreases funding for Space Force RDT&E to support expeditionary space domain awareness.

Carbajal (CA), Kelly (MS), McCormick (GA), Subramanyam (VA), Moulton (MA), Timmons (SC), Crow (CO), Keating (MA), Whitesides (CA), Lieu (CA)

Increases Space Force, RDT&E, Line 36A, by $83,000,000 to sustain Combatant Command-directed commercial space services and expand integration of persistent, non-taskable capabilities and derived data products. This funding allows the Space Force to continue following through on its Commercial Space Strategy to quickly and effectively deliver critical capabilities to warfighters.

Sorensen (IL)

Revised Increases the Air Force RDT&E account by $5 million to use a novel additive composites fabrication method to additively manufacture Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) wings. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.

Titus (NV), Sewell (AL)

Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E to support salt hydrate phase change energy storage for aircraft HEL pods.

Houlahan (PA)

Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E, Line 179 (PE 0605797D8Z) Maintaining Technology Advantage, by $10 million to fund a pilot program authorized in the FY25 NDAA (Sec. 236) to develop near term use cases and demonstrations of artificial intelligence for national security-related biotechnology applications. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $10 million.

Titus (NV)

Increases and decreases funding for Space Force RDT&E to support digital engineering and hardware for space domain awareness.

Wilson (SC), Ezell (MS), Mace (SC)

Revised Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $10,000,000 for the construction of the Eastern Regional Range Complex (ERRC).

Houlahan (PA)

Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E, Line 55 (PE 0603680D8Z) Defense-Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $140 million to support the Distributed Bioindustrial Manufacturing Program (DBIMP). Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $140 million.

Titus (NV)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support ground and air robotics lightweight hydrogen fuel cell.

Mills (FL)

Increases and decreases funding by $10 million to expand the testing infrastructure for quantum communications and sensing platforms by establishing a national test center alongside the Air Force Research Laboratory.

Golden (ME)

Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10,000,000 for “Refractory Metal Alloys for Hypersonics” in Line 193, Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement. Offset is within the account.

Wilson (SC)

Decreases Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $6,000,000 and Increases Navy RDT&E by $6,000,000 for Unmanned Logistics for the United States Marine Corps.

Harris (NC), Hudson (NC)

Increases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $15 million, Line PE 0607136A, Blackhawk Product Improvement , for Blade Improvement Erosion Protection System Development. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Army by same amount.

Houlahan (PA)

Revised Increases Army RDT&E, Line 85 (PE 0604386A) Biotechnology for Materials - Dem/Val, by $35 million. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $35 million.

Tokuda (HI)

Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $5,000,000 for “Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development in the Pacific” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Program. Offset is within the account.

Tokuda (HI)

Increases and decreases funding for RDTE, Defense-Wide, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Fund (IBAS) by $10,000,000 so the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy (ASD-IBP)/ Office of Innovation Capability and Modernization (ICAM) can invest in a Honolulu Defense Industrial Base Workforce Development Program that trains and employs individuals and veterans with disabilities.

Crank (CO)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Air Force for the development of Advanced Thermal Materials with Embedded Sensors.

Subramanyam (VA), Wittman (VA)

Increases and decreases Defense-Wide Procurement by $5.9 million to support the Unified Video Dissemination System (UVDS) PE 0303126K, Line 12 - Defense Information System Network.

Crank (CO)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Space Force for the development of a Very Low Earth Orbit Persistent Surveillance System.

Crank (CO)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Testing, and Evaluation, Space Force for Accelerating Motion Control Solutions.

Van Orden (WI)

Revised Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $7,500,000 for “Production of Next Generation Printed Circuit Boards with Embedded High Thermal Performance” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment. The offset is within the account.

Feenstra (IA)

Increases and decreases by $10 million for Army RDTE - Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advance Technology, for a Discontinuous Thermoplastics Demonstration to modernize combat vehicles for multi-domain operations (Army RDTE Line 43 Program Element 0603462A).

Graves (MO)

Revised Increases and decreases RDT&E, Defense Wide to further develop recuperated turbine energy solutions for Joint Force expeditionary military operations in contested environments, in support of the 2023 "Operational Energy Strategy." This project leverages government-funded investment in Recuperated Gas Turbine technology to provide the Joint Force diverse energy sources that are resilient, lightweight with multiple fuel options, reduced size, weight, emissions, signature, and noise. (PE: 0603838D8Z - Defense Innovation Acceleration. Subline 730: Concepts and Capabilities)

Titus (NV)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support aviation status dashboard.

100

Wilson (SC)

Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $8,000,000 and Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $8,000,000 to develop a Regional Cybersecurity Clinic that provides trustworthy and cost-effective cybersecurity tools, education, and awareness to small businesses; also provides a Small Business Cybersecurity Incubator that enables collaboration amongst small businesses, researchers, and industry experts, provides state-of-the-art facilities, conducts workshops and training programs, and connects small businesses to potential investors and funding sources.

101

Wilson (SC)

Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $7,000,000 and Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $7,000,000 to deliver a high-temperature material manufacturing test bed that uses simulations, artificial intelligence, and machine learning (AI/ML), and automation combined with advanced sensors to enable rapid experimentation and development of new materials and production process.

102

McBride (DE)

Increases and decreases funding for Defense-Wide RDTE, Line 56, by $5 million to support development of Two Phase Immersion Cooling for Data Centers.

103

Trahan (MA), Hudson (NC), Langworthy (NY), Keating (MA), Kennedy (NY)

Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Army by $5.0 million to provide for the Army’s operational evaluation of tactical throwable camera systems.

104

Houlahan (PA), Moore (UT)

Decreases the O&M, Defense Wide account by $15 million and increases RDT&E, Defense Wide by the same amount for the purposes of supporting vertical take-off and landing optionally piloted vehicle development. Note: The Fiscal Year 2026 House Armed Services NDAA Chairman’s Mark authorizes $15 million for this specific purpose.

105

Houlahan (PA), Foushee (NC), Meuser (PA)

Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $6,000,000 for “Modernization of Titanium Master Alloy Production for Defense Applications” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment. Offset is within the account.

106

Burchett (TN), Biggs (AZ)

Clarifies Sec. 8170 by removing "on President Trump's 79th birthday" and inserting "for the Army's 250th birthday."

107

Ogles (TN), Biggs (AZ)

Prohibits funding for entering into contracts with any entity that, on behalf of any Federal agency, monitors, flags, suppresses, or labels content on social media platforms for the purpose of combating misinformation, disinformation, or malinformation.

108

Ezell (MS), Kelly (MS)

Transfers funding for Center for the Study of the National Guard consistent with FY26 NDAA. The U.S. National Guard has a distinguished 300-year history of service in every major American conflict but remains the only major branch of the U.S. military without a dedicated archive and research facility.

109

Subramanyam (VA)

Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Space Force, by $8,800,000 for “Cognitive Alternate Position, Navigation, and Timing (AltPNT)” in Line 36A, Commercial Services.

110

Houlahan (PA)

Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Air Force funds, specifically for the Base Support enterprise information program, by $4.85 million, to expand the use of zero trust, quantum-resistant, passwordless, data-centric cyber and authentication solutions.

111

McGarvey (KY), Houchin (IN)

Increases and decreases funding in the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide account by $12,500,000 for “Domestic Polymer Electrolyte Facility to Enhance Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries” in Line 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment.

112

McGuire (VA), Subramanyam (VA)

Increases RDT&E Army by $5 million PE# 44 0603463A for replacing RF cabling and retrofitting the current deployed and certified UAS with RF over Fiber to directly support Army mission objectives by improving ISR and communication fidelity, reducing operational constraints, and increasing mission effectiveness in both contested and denied environments. Decreases Defense Wide RDT&E by the same amount.

113

McClellan (VA), Wittman (VA)

Revised Increases Navy Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Ship Concept Advanced for Hybrid Robotic Automation Manufacturing. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Navy by same amount.

114

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds from being used to limit Taiwan's full participation in the 2026 RIMPAC exercises.

115

Levin (CA)

Increases and decreases funding within Defense-Wide RDT&E by $3 million to support Embedded Molecular Data as an authentication and traceability solution for the Manufacturing Technology Program (Line 56, PE 0603680S).

116

Mace (SC)

Increases Navy RDT&E account by $15 million, Line PE 0603563N Ship Concept Advanced Design for Large-Scale Maritime Superstructures. Decreases O&M Defense Wide by same amount.

117

Mace (SC)

Prohibits funds appropriated or otherwise made available by this Act from being used to decommission any vessel that is part of the Army Prepositioned Stocks-Afloat (APS-3).

118

Trahan (MA)

Increases funding for Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support Defense-Wide RDT&E by $5 million for the Microelectronics Design, Advanced Packaging, and Assembly Production program.

119

Keating (MA)

Increases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy to bolster existing research efforts in a number of key areas, focusing on sensing, communications, situational awareness and unmanned systems and autonomy.

120

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds to provide military education, training, equipment, or reimbursement to Pakistan.

121

Keating (MA)

Provides $6 million to the Navy in FY 26 to build out their undersea autonomy research facilities. This funding will strengthen the operations of large research facilities which support ONR’s priorities, including research vessel operations and providing access to the sea for the national academic community.

122

Omar (MN)

Revised Transfers $5 million from defense-wide operation and maintenance to defense health program.

123

Omar (MN)

Revised Transfers $5 million from defense-wide operation and maintenance to chemical agents and munitions destruction account.

124

Gosar (AZ), Massie (KY)

Withdrawn Prohibits funds from being used to execute foreign military sales to Ukraine.

125

Bacon (NE), Pettersen (CO), Crank (CO)

Increases Air Force Operations & Maintenance by $4.8 million to support purchase of commercial RO weather data for U.S. Air Force weather forecasting.

126

Gosar (AZ), Biggs (AZ), Omar (MN), Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits funds to carry out section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.

127

Wilson (SC)

Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $5,000,000 and increases Army RDT&E by $5,000,000 to strengthen the American high-performance glass fiber industry by increasing investment to develop next-generation glasses capable of supporting emerging technologies groups, such as ballistic protection, hypersonics, and advanced computing. Supports the development of a high-performance Melter capable of producing refined homogenous glass fiber products for future defense applications.

128

Bergman (MI)

Increase and decreases funding to support continued modernization of Combatant Craft Heavy vessels by accelerating hull design and performance enhancements. Encourages incorporation of proven technologies from the commercial maritime sector.

129

Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative.

130

Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds for BioMADE, a bioindustrial manufacturer that produces lab-grown meat for military bases.

131

Wasserman Schultz (FL), Mast (FL)

Revised Increases RDTE, Defense-Wide, by $10 million within Manufacturing Technology Program for Rapid Additive Manufacturing Critical Hardware. Decreases O&M, Defense-Wide by $10 million.

132

Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds for In-Q-Tel (IQT).

133

Bacon (NE), Davis (NC)

Increases Air Force Aircraft Procurement by $5,000,000 to improve data relay capabilities for the RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft.

134

Subramanyam (VA), McGuire (VA)

Increases Army RDT&E by $4 million to support the Army Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities (TENCAP) program under Line 58: Tactical Electronic Surveillance System - Adv Dev. Offset from Defense-Wide O&M.

135

Jackson (TX), Schneider (IL)

Increase the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide account by $10,000,000 to be used for joint United States/Israel anti-tunneling programs and efforts. This amendment is offset by decreasing the Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $10,000,000.

136

Houlahan (PA)

Increases and decreases funding for Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 55 - Defense-wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $300 million to support pilot-scale infrastructure for bioindustrial manufacturing, critical to securing the U.S. economic and national security in the emerging sector.

137

Houlahan (PA)

Revised Increases Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 55 - Defense-wide Manufacturing Science and Technology, by $12 million to support standardizing bioindustrial data systems for artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $12 million.

138

Van Orden (WI), Elfreth (MD), Mills (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases funding to develop new Non-Alerting Techniques (NAT) for cellular geolocation using software-defined receivers. Enhances the ability of U.S. Special Operations and Intelligence personnel to locate devices without detection.

139

Jackson (TX)

Transfers funds to establish a national security and defense artificial intelligence institute at a senior military college, which will establish partnerships among public and private organizations, including industry stakeholders, to enhance warfighting, maintenance, and logistics and supply chain capabilities.

140

McGovern (MA)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDTE, Line 39, by $8 million to support Therapeutic Targets for Warfighters with Traumatic Brain Injury.

141

McGovern (MA)

Withdrawn Increases and decreases by $9.85 million Air Force RDTE, Line 40, to support Advancing Next-Generation PTSD Treatments for the Warfighter.

142

Jackson (TX)

Prohibits funds made available by this act to be used by an institute of higher education that allows antisemetic demonstrations on its campus and fails to take action to mitigate and prevent such occurrences in the future.

143

McGovern (MA)

Increases and decreases by $11 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Autonomous Vehicle Mobility.

144

Jackson (TX)

Revised Redirects $5 million for the purpose of funding modular, automated, low-cost radio sensing platforms with intelligent edge processing to enable spectrum awareness without requiring specialized personnel.

145

McGovern (MA), Trahan (MA)

Increases and decreases by $9.7 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Micro-LED Soldier Systems Display Prototype.

146

McGovern (MA)

Increases and decreases by $4.5 million Army RDTE, Line 39, to support Improved Secondary Rotorcraft Turbine Lubrication System.

147

Jackson (TX)

Revised Redirects funding to support the Space Modulator Manipulator Arm under Research, Development, Testing and Evaluation, Space Force, which is used for servicing and logistical use on spacecraft, as well as defense against adversarial systems.

148

Van Orden (WI), Amo (RI)

Revised Increases funding by $10 million to deploy micro-sized aquatic drones (dual USV/UUV) for automated surf zone and littoral hydrographic surveys. Enhances operational efficiency, reduces risk to personnel, and improves the accuracy of environmental data.

149

Crockett (TX)

Prohibits funds from being used to implement Executive Order 13985, “Ending Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing”

150

Van Orden (WI)

Revised Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to modify a low-cost, portable autonomous underwater vehicle for military use. Supports payload integration, swarm communication capabilities, and scaling for undersea warfare missions.

151

Van Orden (WI)

Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E by $11,200,000 to support domestic development of a cold weather layering system. Reduces Army RDT&E by $11,200,000 to offset the increase.

152

Steube (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases funding to express Congressional support for providing service-connected disabled veterans the eligibility to enroll in TRICARE.

153

Steube (FL)

Revised Prohibits funding for HIV prevention educational activities undertaken in connection with US military training, exercises, and humanitarian assistance activities.

154

Steube (FL)

Revised Conditions aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces.

155

Steube (FL)

Revised Prohibits all assistance to the Lebanese Armed Forces.

156

Steube (FL)

Revised Prohibits all assistance to the Government of Iraq.

157

Steube (FL)

Revised Strikes section 8104, which provides for reimbursements to certain countries for border security.

158

Steube (FL)

Revised Reduces funding for "overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid" to be in line with the President's budget request. Transfers excess to spending reduction account.

159

Steube (FL)

Revised Strikes section which prohibits funds for repairs or maintenance to military family housing units.

160

Steube (FL)

Revised Prohibits funds for any sporting event that enables biological males to participate in women's sports.

161

Steube (FL)

Revised Prohibits funds to the Defense Media Activity which may be used to consider the race or gender of the owner of an advertising business when prioritizing contracts for advertising services.

162

Mills (FL), Crow (CO)

Revised Increases and decreases funds to equip UC35 and C12 aircraft that are used by Geographic Combatant Commanders (GCC), and other government and diplomatic personnel who travel overseas, with secure, resilient satellite communication (SATCOM) terminals which allows them to maintain global connectivity. These systems will utilize the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations due to their resistance to jamming, cyber threats, and other anti-disruption protections.

163

Hudson (NC)

Revised Increases funding by $11.9 M to R,D,T&E Defense-wide for Intel Systems Development to fund Natural Language Command and Control of Uncrewed Systems for Special Operations Command, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to support Voice-Controlled autonomy to reduce uncrewed systems operator workload for special operations command.

164

Luttrell (TX), McGovern (MA)

Increases and decreases funds to fund Phase 1 and 2 of clinical trials for a groundbreaking, non-hallucinogenic PTSD treatment developed specifically for military use. Funding will be matched through AF STRATFI program.

165

Luttrell (TX)

Withdrawn Transfers fund to increase the pace of development of a cost-effective rocket based combined cycle hypersonic engine prototype to benefit multiple weapons programs.

166

Luttrell (TX), Crenshaw (TX), Correa (CA), Bergman (MI), Jacobs (CA), Mace (SC)

Revised Transfers funding to enable DoD Wide psychedelic medical clinical trials for the Defense Health Program research, development, test and evaluation.

167

Luttrell (TX)

Revised Increases and decreases funding to enable Space Force with the ability to research, develop, test, and evaluate magnetically geared actuators for space robotic manipulators.

168

Omar (MN)

Strikes $500,000,000 in funding for Israel.

169

Omar (MN)

Transfers $5 million from Army aircraft procurement to Army environmental restoration.

170

Obernolte (CA), Jacobs (CA)

Increases RDT&E Navy by $5 million to support Advanced Bio-Integrated Prosthesis for Servicemembers through PE, 0604771N Line 151 - Medical Development. Reduces O&M Defense-Wide by $5 million.

171

Obernolte (CA)

Increases funding by $15,000,000 for RDTE, Army for Advanced Development for Ultra Long Endurance (ULE) Unmanned Aircraft System and Hybrid High Altitude Platform Systems development and decreases Defense-Wide Operations & Maintenance by the same amount. Supports Army G-2 Intelligence ISR Task Force's mission to provide advanced autonomous aerial systems capabilities, including AI-based soaring and electric propulsion platforms for critical exercises and ISR missions.

172

McDowell (NC), Hudson (NC), Moore (NC)

Transfers $10 million from Defense-Wide O&M to the RDT&E, Army account to be used to purchase microgrid technology.

173

Obernolte (CA)

Direct $1 million in Army RDTE funding for artificial intelligence powered limb restoration and exoskeleton enhancement research.

174

Finstad (MN), Elfreth (MD), McClain Delaney (MD)

Revised Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense Health Agency by $10.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $10.0 million to provide for the accelerated development and deployment of freeze-dried hemostatic platelets to mitigate shortages that threaten warfighter readiness and national security.

175

Obernolte (CA)

Increases funding for RDT&E, Navy, Line 019, PE 0603640M, USMC Advanced Technology Demonstration (ATD) to provide for the development of hybrid-electric tactical vehicles with extended operational range and reduced logistics requirements, enhanced stealth through minimized acoustic and thermal signatures, and substantial exportable power for mission-critical systems including counter-UAS and electronic warfare.

176

Finstad (MN)

Increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Army by $5.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5.0 million to provide for the accelerated establishment of a flexible chemical production facility at Crane Army Ammunition Activity (CAAA).

177

Brownley (CA)

Provides funding under Air Force RDT&E (PE 0602203F, Line 8, Aerospace Propulsion) for development of a highly efficient, high-cooling-capacity Thermal Management Systems (TMS) for advanced military aircraft. It will provide forced air cooling of electronics and act as a chiller for electronics requiring pumped liquid cooling, and it will interconnect with aircraft systems delivering air or liquid to electronic components. This cooling capacity represents a 10-20X increase compared to current cooling systems.

178

Min (CA), Lieu (CA), Correa (CA), Chu (CA), Kamlager-Dove (CA), Tran (CA), Sánchez (CA), Levin (CA), Friedman (CA), Sherman (CA)

Prohibits funding that could be used to assign members of the Armed Forces to serve on active duty, after August 10, 2025, at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach for purposes of President Trump's June 7, 2025 Memorandum.

179

Buchanan (FL)

Transfers $8 million to the Defense-Wide Procurement account for Warrior Systems for SOCOM Command Light SATCOM, providing formations with access to resilient military and commercial satellite connectivity while on-the-move.

180

Buchanan (FL)

Provides $1 million to Operation and Maintenance, Navy to ensure the continuation of the Future Sailor Preparatory Course.

181

Buchanan (FL)

Provides $3 million in funding to the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to combat future military training accidents and research ways to prevent them.

182

Buchanan (FL)

Increases and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Army by $2 million to ensure the continuation of the Army Body Composition Program.

183

Finstad (MN)

Revised Increases by $7.0 million the Medical Technology Development program in Defense Health Program, Defense-Wide and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $7.0 million to provide for the development of Ionizing Radiation Therapy.

184

Finstad (MN)

Increases by $10 million RDT&E, Defense-Wide, Industrial Base and Sustainment and decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $10 million to provide for Ablative Material Sustainment.

185

Davidson (OH)

Strikes the provision barring the Navy from decommissioning Littoral Combat Ships.

186

Messmer (IN)

Revised Increases Operations & Maintenance, Navy by $7.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $7.0 million. The increase enables the continuation and accelerated expansion of the Marine Corps’ Nucleated Foam Engine Restoration Program across its Marine Aircraft Wing fleets.

187

Davidson (OH)

Provides funds for the Office of Personnel and Readiness to conduct a study on political discrimination in the military from 2021 through 2025.

188

Takano (CA), Pappas (NH), Smith (WA), Jacobs (CA), Torres (NY), Randall (WA), Craig (MN)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to implement, administer, or enforce Executive Order No. 14183, which prohibits transgender people from serving in the military.

189

Tlaib (MI), Amo (RI), Leger Fernández (NM), Ross (NC)

Strikes Section 8142, which prohibits funds from being used to implement, administer, or otherwise carry out the DOD memorandum "Ensuring Access to Reproductive Health Care" dated October 20, 2022, or any successor to such memorandum, or to propose, promulgate, or implement any substantially similar rule or policy.

190

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds to electrify fleets or enact net zero policies exept where necessary to ensure force effectiveness or lethality.

191

Miller (WV), Mills (FL)

Increases and decreases funding to support "Phase II" of a SOCOM RDT&E effort titled: Amorphous Silicon Oxycarbide (SiOC) Lithium-Ion Battery Anode Research and Development in Support of United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). Phase II funding will support full-scale development, integration, and testing of a zero-graphite lithium-ion battery pack.

192

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds to allow the People's Republic of China to participate in RIMPAC.

193

Green (TX)

Allows states to receive federal payment under Medicaid for 50% of their costs for providing education on the risk of renal medullary carcinoma to individuals with sickle cell disease (Renal medullary carcinoma is a rare kidney disease usually found in individuals with the sickle cell trait).

194

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds for military exercises with countries that boycott Israel or Israeli defense companies.

195

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits defense procurement from any company owned by a recent Special Government Employee.

196

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds to block the visibility of Taiwanese flags or national insignia or to remove content that includes them.

197

Tlaib (MI)

Strikes sections impacting LGBTQ+ servicemembers and their families (Sections 8138, 8139, 8144, 8145).

198

Huizenga (MI)

Increases and decreases funding to address the high-risk challenges for megawatt-scale electrical circuit protection.

199

Huizenga (MI), Van Orden (WI)

Increases and decreases RDTE, DW, Maritime Systems by $5M for combatant craft vessel design improvements.

200

Tlaib (MI)

Strikes sections prohibiting programs relating to advancing racial equity and support for under-served communities and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (Sections 8141, 8147, 8148).

201

Johnson (SD)

Increases and decreases $3,000,000 in RDTE, AF for artificial intelligence-based robotic technologies to automate airfield and flight line maintenance operations such as FOD and snow removal, control invasive vegetation growth around runway edges, mitigate bird-strikes, and provide aerospace ground equipment towing capability, while reducing the number of hours and airmen required to complete these necessary tasks.

202

Tlaib (MI)

Strikes sections prohibiting certain public health measures to protect servicemembers from the spread of COVID-19 (Sections 8135, 8136, 8137).

203

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to Yemen.

204

Tiffany (WI)

Prohibits the expenditure of funds to enforce arbitrary restrictions on executive branch officials regarding travel to Taiwan and normal communication with Taiwan officials imposed by the State Department through the “Memorandum for All Department and Agency Executive Secretaries” entitled “Revised Guidelines on Interaction with Taiwan” dated June 29, 2021.

205

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to Lebanon.

206

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits the use of funds for foreign security force training with respect to El Salvador.

207

Thompson (PA), Meuser (PA), Joyce (PA), Kelly (PA)

Increases RDT&E Army, PE 0602787A, Line 26- Medical Technology by $5,000,000 for Optimization of Warfighters' Musculoskeletal Health and Military Readiness by Leveraging Human Digital Twin Technology. Reduces Defense-Wide O&M by the same amount.

208

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits funds from facilitating the unilateral annexation of Yemeni territory by the United Arab Emirates or the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

209

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits the use of funds to detain immigrants at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

210

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits funds for the extreme militarization of state and local law enforcement through the 1033 and 1122 programs.

211

Omar (MN)

Strikes the exemption for Executive Order 14167 in the prohibition on Northern Command activities with respect to Mexico.

212

Moore (WI)

Increases and decreases by $7 million the RDT&E, Army account for “Water Quality and Resiliency Technologies” in Line 38 (Ground Advanced Technology).

213

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits the use of funds to maintain a U.S. military presence inside Syria after one year, unless otherwise Congressionally authorized.

214

Nadler (NY)

Requires a report detailing the battle damage assessment (BDA) of the US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, including the impact on the nuclear program, the remaining capabilities, any resulting difference in breakout time, an assessment of any remaining nuclear material, and an assessment of the impact of the strike on Iranian ballistic missile program and proxy activity.

215

Mullin (CA), Crank (CO)

Increases research, development, test and evaluation for the Defense Health Program by $10 million for the Brain Injury and Disease Prevention, Treatment and Research program to develop treatments to prevent/treat chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and offsets by decreasing the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $10 million.

216

Velázquez (NY)

Prohibits military action and/or regime change in the Western Hemisphere without Congressional authorization.

217

Dingell (MI)

Revised Increases and decreases by $8 million RDT&E, Army account to accelerate the design, development, and production of advanced ceramic composites for U.S. Army armor applications via AI/ML methodologies and advanced manufacturing.

218

Dingell (MI)

Revised Increases and decreased by $10 million RDT&E, Army account to expand R&D in modeling and simulation and digital engineering for Army ground vehicles to improve lethality, warfighter protection, and technological edge.

219

Dingell (MI)

Revised Increases and decreases funds by $15 million for the RDT&E, Navy account to support research, development, and education in the areas of advanced materials development and advanced manufacturing relevant to U.S. Navy ships and submarines.

220

Dingell (MI)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDTE, by $5 million to support development of new stealth or low observable technology using seamless morphing geometry technology that simultaneously improves aerodynamic efficiency of both manned and unmanned platforms.

221

Subramanyam (VA), McGuire (VA)

Increases Air Force RDT&E by $2.5 million for the acquisition of next-generation artificially intelligent campaign-level simulation for operational research and analysis in Line 288 - Air Force Studies and Analysis Agency.

222

Begich (AK)

Increases Army RDTE by $8 million to support the continued integration of a small modular micro-reactor into the energy infrastructure at Eielson Air Force Base, enhancing the reliability, cybersecurity, and control systems of its microgrid.

223

Thompson (PA)

Increases Army Procurement of Weapons and Tracked Combat Vehicles, PE 6652GM1900, Line 15- Vehicle Protection Systems by $10 million to support Signature Paint Management. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Army by the same amount.

224

Titus (NV)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Navy RDT&E to support higher performance and safer lithium-ion batteries.

225

Cole (OK)

Withdrawn Prohibits funding from being used to close operations at the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum. This museum is institutional and vital to the base by providing teachings, trainings, and educational activities related not only to the operations of the base, but surrounding tribal communities.

226

Green (TX)

Requires public housing agencies to consider the housing needs of veterans when creating their annual plans and housing strategies, the latter in consultation with agencies that serve veterans. Similarly, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) must revise its regulations to require jurisdictions that receive funding from HUD to include information relating to veterans in their consolidated plans.

227

Fry (SC)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Navy RDT&E by $10.5 million to support additional funds for Cyberphysical Resilience for Unmanned Platforms.

228

Krishnamoorthi (IL)

Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10,000,000 for “Automated Pilot for Small Tactical Universal Battery (STUB).” Offset is within the account.

229

Carter (GA), McCormick (GA)

Revised Increase and decrease funding by $7,800,000 for the Savannah Combat Readiness Training Center to receive Multi-Domain Emitter Threat (MET) High systems that are software definable.

230

Timmons (SC)

Increases and decreases funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $10 million to provide support for the Vendor Threat Mitigation Pilot Project, which ensures the compliance and security standards of vendors engaging with federal agencies are continuously monitored and re-assessed.

231

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Prohibits funds to be used to reduce the workforce at Joint Munitions Command or Army Sustainment Command.

232

Carter (GA)

Revised Increases and decreases funding by $4,500,000 for the Quantum-safe, Encrypted VoIP/PTT in Denied Environments through a corresponding offset in Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).

233

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Prohibits funds from being used to reduce workforce at a Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center.

234

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Prohibits funds from being used to reduce the workforce at any active United States Army arsenal.

235

Miller-Meeks (IA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to close the Rock Island Arsenal Museum, Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum, or the U.S. Army Transportation Museum.

236

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Prohibits funds from being used to reduce workforce at the U.S. Army Garrison Rock Island Arsenal.

237

Carter (GA)

Increases and decreases funding by $4,500,000 to allow the Digital Persona Protection Program (DP3) to expand to include all general officers within the Air Force and the Navy, mirroring the comprehensive protection offered to all general officers in the Army.

238

Krishnamoorthi (IL)

Increases Air Force Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line AFWERX Prime, for Low SWAP Multiband Antenna Payload Demonstration. Offset is within the account.

239

Carter (LA), Ezell (MS)

Transfers funds to develop a pilot program to deploy autonomous hydrographic survey systems, retrofit current vessels with autonomous systems, and integrate outputs into current NAVO systems.

240

Carter (LA), Fields (LA)

Revised Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense Wide, by $10,000,000 for “Domestically Produced Lithium and Electrolyte for Defense Applications” in Line 56, Manufacturing Technology Program. Offset is within the account.

241

Bilirakis (FL)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E, Line 9, by $4.6 million to support continued development of the Advanced Optics Program (AOP).

242

Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds to train Ukrainian Armed Forces in the U.S.

243

Gosar (AZ), Massie (KY)

Prohibits funds for Executive Order 13660, National Emergency Declaration for Ukraine.

244

McCaul (TX), Luttrell (TX), Jackson (TX)

Provides for an additional $21 million Hypersonic Test Infrastructure.

245

Green (TX)

Requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to distribute a payment of $25,000 to U.S. merchant marines who engaged in qualified service during World War II. To be eligible, an individual must apply for the benefit and must not have received benefits under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944. Identical to H.R.39 (118th Congress)

246

Green (TX)

Adds resolution recognizing and thanking the 25th Army Corps of the Union Army for their role in capturing Galveston, Texas, on June 5, 1865, and liberating thousands of enslaved people prior to the arrival of General Gordon Granger on June 19, 1865.

247

Sessions (TX)

Provides $7.5 million to the Defense-Wide RDT&E account for Trusted and Assured Microelectronics to initiate a Phase 1 proof-of-concept demonstration of an embedded on-chip physical security marker. Offsets funding by reducing $7.5 million from the Army RDT&E account for University and Industry Research Centers.

248

Ezell (MS), Kelly (MS)

Transfers funding To achieve objectives associated with MCM and SSW, with the capability to find, fix (search/locate/identify) & finish (destroy/neutralize) undersea infrastructure while maintaining beyond line of site (BLOS) communications. Following infiltration to the area of interest, this funding would allow for the subsurface wide area search to map seabed infrastructure and identify contacts of interest.

249

Kiggans (VA), Panetta (CA), Barrett (MI)

Increases and decreases RDTE-N funding by $9 million in to develop two Integrated Combat System (ICS) hardware prototypes that enable roll-out optimization and compatibility with Aegis Combat System (ACS) variants. Supports hardware commonality across combat systems to reduce lifecycle costs and improve training, logistics, and fleet-wide integration for Distributed Maritime Operations.

250

Miller (OH), Deluzio (PA)

Provides $7 million to Air Force Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation to pursue a three-pronged research effort on counter autonomy, responsible human-machine teaming, and ethical AI to meet the evolving needs of tomorrow’s military. These funds will enable the development and demonstration of emerging technologies in an operational environment to determine and evaluate the competitive advantage against our adversaries and how technology is integrated into the future fight.

251

Kiggans (VA), Amo (RI)

Provides $4 million in FY2026 for the Navy to transition successful Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV) research into operational support through the Naval Oceanographic Office. Supports build-out of USV sensor suites and real-time encrypted data transmission to enhance naval oceanographic mission effectiveness.

252

Jackson (TX), Kiggans (VA), Schmidt (KS), Veasey (TX), Estes (KS), Van Duyne (TX), Moore (WV), Carson (IN)

Revised Transfers funds to accelerate the development of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft, also known as the MV-75.

253

Hudson (NC), Ross (NC), Davis (NC), Murphy (NC)

Transfers $8 million in funds for the Pathfinder Airborne program to continue research, development and innovation activities to support the 82nd Airborne Corps and other Army soldiers incorporating soldier feedback into local teams for rapid innovation and high impact.

254

Correa (CA), Smith (NJ), Strickland (WA)

Increases and decreases funding for congressionally directed medical research programs under the Defense Health Agency by $15 million to restore funding for the Department of Defense's Autism Research Program.

255

DesJarlais (TN)

Revised To increase by $7,000,000 for hypersonic supply chain management. Decrease by $7,000,000 (Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide).

256

Hudson (NC)

Increases funding by $8,000,000 to R,D,T&E Army for Radios-as-a-Service Initiative, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount. The Army can use radios-as-a-service to find cost-effective, efficient, and modernized tactical radio solutions to address current operational demands and challenges. This pilot program permits the Army to pursue an approach that is an alternative to the hardware-centric acquisition approach that required regular modernization and upgrades by the Army.

257

Miller (OH)

Increases and decreases defense-wide procurement by $9.7 million to enable SOCOM to acquire an additional 40 lightweight remote weapon stations to equip a second squadron with this advanced capability. These systems allow operators to remotely fire weapons, minimizing exposure to enemy return fire and enhancing the survivability of Special Forces operators.

258

Hudson (NC), Mills (FL)

Revised Increases funding by $10,600,000 to R,D,T&E Army for tactical radio systems, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount for The Watchtower Expansion Initiative, specific to SOCOM, to enhance cybersecurity, expand cross-platform capabilities, and streamline tactical operations for warfighters, border security personnel, and homeland defense forces. Specifically, it strengthens special operations cybersecurity resilience by integrating Watchtower’s real-time security and communications management into SOCOM operations, reduces costs and dependencies, improves joint and allied force interoperability, advances digital transformation and supports multi-domain operations and integration.

259

Hudson (NC), Mills (FL)

Revised Increases funding by $10,100,000 to R,D,T&E Army for tactical radio systems, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to further enhances The Watchtower Expansion Initiative for the Army to connect disparate tech like One-Way attack/autonomous Systems, Counter small UAS, enable protection of the Southwest border, enhance security protocols in android and windows-based programs, improve interoperability between military and National Guard units and border security, and accelerate software modernization to align DoD priorities on Zero-Trust architecture, rapid software deployment and digital transformation initiatives.

260

Johnson (SD), Pettersen (CO)

Increases Navy RDT&E by $10,000,000 for development of common sensor platform for strategic and distributed autonomous cyber and electronic warfare.

261

Hudson (NC), McDowell (NC)

Increases funding by $20,000,000 to R,D,T&E Army for funding for investment in the supersonic aircraft industrial base, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount. Supersonic aircraft offers the United States an opportunity to strengthen American leadership in aerospace manufacturing for both commercial and military applications and can deliver a speed advantage faster than existing U.S. strategic airlifter capabilities.

262

Hudson (NC)

Increases funding by $4.8 million to RDT&E, Army for the Construction Scale 3D Printing project under PE 1160408BB / Line 283 / Operational Enhancements, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to support military readiness, defense innovation, and advanced manufacturing and 3D scale printing for faster, more cost effective and resilient infrastructure solutions for bases and military environments.

263

Hudson (NC), Walberg (MI), Bergman (MI)

Revised Increases and decreases funding by $7,000,000 to R,D,T&E Defense-wide for a pilot program using commercially available, API-driven, non-PKI reliant, zero trust-based technology software to enable real-time, dynamic zero-trust relationships across users, devices, networks, and data while protecting user accounts, devices, applications, and data across all operating environments. This program strengthens the Nation’s ability to defend critical infrastructure, military operations, and emerging AI-driven environments by deploying innovative, non-PKI reliant security software built for modern threats.

264

Fong (CA)

Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Operations and Maintenance Navy (page 8, line 15) for the Naval Air Warfare Rapid Capabilities Office (OMN, Line 530, 4B3N, Acquisition, Logistics, and Oversight) and decreases the Operations and Maintenance Defense-Wide (page 9, line 19) by $4,000,000. With the Naval Air Warfare Rapid Capabilities Office authorized in P.L. 118-31 and funded in P.L. 118-47, this amendment helps ensure continuity and advances this organization’s important work.

265

Hurd (CO)

Increases funding for General Purpose Bombs by $3,500,000 for the purchase of BSU-33 fins.

266

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to the Islamic Republic of Iran.

267

Buchanan (FL), Escobar (TX)

Revised Prohibits the Department of Defense from using funds to wound dogs, cats, primates, or marine mammals for research purposes.

268

Moore (UT), Fulcher (ID)

Revised Decreases the O&M, Defense Wide account by $5 million and increases RDT&E, Defense Wide by the same amount to support data-driven F-16 supply chain management tools, which will reduce aircraft downtime, strengthen operational readiness, and increase overall fleet availability.

269

Moore (UT)

Revised Decrease and Increase funding for RDTE, Air Force, Future AF Capabilities Applied Research by $12,000,000 so the Air Force Research Laboratory can research, develop, and deliver a multi-functional portable, self-power, ISR tactical system for future distributed force capabilities in Great Power conflict.

270

Buchanan (FL)

Provides $2 million in funding to the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to support research into technologies aimed at how to preventing future friendly fire incidents.

271

Buchanan (FL)

Provides $1 million in funding to the Defense Health Program to support research into effective strategies for reducing obesity among service members, with the goals of improving military readiness and capability.

272

Kiggans (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Program to express the intent that TRICARE reimbursement rates should be increased for mental health providers in order to improve access to behavioral health services for service members and their families. Identical to H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).

273

Peters (CA), Garamendi (CA), Jacobs (CA), Norton (DC), Carbajal (CA), Vargas (CA), Krishnamoorthi (IL), Amo (RI), Pelosi (CA)

Prohibits the renaming of any Naval Vessel currently named after Harvey Milk, Cesar Chavez, Medgar Evers, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Dolores Huerta, Thurgood Marshall, Lucy Stone, and Harriet Tubman.

318

Steil (WI)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy, by $7.5 million for the continued research of conductive pigments and coatings in batteries within the Warfighter Sustainment Applied Research program.

274

Kiggans (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Program to express the intent that TRICARE pharmacy reimbursement rates should be increased to help ensure continued access to prescription medications through retail and independent pharmacies. Identical to H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).

275

Landsman (OH)

Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding for the Defense Health Agency by $850,000 for a peer-reviewed Lowe Syndrome Research Program.

276

Landsman (OH)

Revised Increases funding for the Defense Health Agency by $850,000 for a peer-reviewed Lowe Syndrome Research Program, and provides an offset by decreasing funding for the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $850,000.

277

Pettersen (CO)

Revised Transfers funding to “Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement Programs” for the purchase of additional instruments for novel material analysis to expedite material integration.

278

Fong (CA)

Increases and decreases Air Force RDT&E by $12,700,000 to help advance AI-powered command and control for global mobility in contested environments (Air Force RDT&E, Line 209, PE 0208006F).

279

Timmons (SC), Biggs (SC), Mace (SC)

Increases RDTE, Army by $6 million for the Winter Tire Development. Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6 million.

280

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to support the unilateral annexation by Israel of the illegally Occupied Palestinian Territories of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza.

281

Garbarino (NY)

Revised Increases RDT&E Air Force, PE 0604317F, Line 51 - Technology Transfer by $6,500,000 to support development and transition of nanofiber wound care technology to production readiness. This funding will support final R&D to optimize product performance for key military applications, including combat wounds and burn care, and prolonged field care; and completion of product design and engineering for full-scale manufacturing. Reduces Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $6,500,000.

282

Pettersen (CO)

Increases and decreases funding within Army Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation to conduct complex combinatorial search analyses to assess the risk of simultaneous attacks across microgrids, installations, and other critical energy infrastructure.

283

Garbarino (NY), Trahan (MA)

Revised Increases RDT&E Navy, PE 0602123N, Line 4 - Force Protection Applied Research by $5 million to address vulnerabilities posed by cyber threats, physical disruptions, and reliance on foreign-controlled energy supplies. Reduces Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance by $5 million.

284

Jack (GA)

Revised Reduce $5M from Operation and Maintenance and add to Defense Health Program for administrative and technical costs establishing cancer-related out-of-pocket expense coverage for U.S. service personnel and dependents.

285

Fong (CA)

Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Operations and Maintenance Navy (page 8, line 15) for explosive haul routes (OMN, BSM1, 0203176N) and decreases the Operations and Maintenance Defense-Wide (page 9, line 19) by $4,000,000. This would go to much-needed road infrastructure upgrades for certain explosive haul routes to support test and development operations at NAWS China Lake.

286

Pettersen (CO)

Increases and decreases funding for the Air Force Research, Development, Test and Evaluation account in support of completing the delivery and deployment of Mobile Autonomous Robotic Swarms (MARS) that support lunar telecommunications and Space Situational Awareness (SSA).

287

Carbajal (CA), Miller (WV), Randall (WA), Guthrie (KY)

Revised Provides an additional $14 million for O&M Defense-wide (4GT3) for the National Guard Youth Challenge Program (NGYCP). NGYCP is a residential program directed at 16-18-year-old at-risk youth that has a successful history of getting at-risk kids back on the right track through military-like discipline, having graduated over 215,000 students who then go on to become productive members of society, including joining the military.

288

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits funds for any Israeli military and intelligence units that assist or fail to take reasonable actions to prevent or intercede to stop Israeli settler violence against Palestinian civilians and their property in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

289

Fischbach (MN)

Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 the appropriation for "Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army," to support the establishment of a new initiative for Collaborative Robotics Payloads within the Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology program.

290

Fischbach (MN)

Increases and decreases by $4,000,000 the appropriation for "Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Navy" to support the development and evaluation of the MRZR Alpha 6x6 ULTV as an aerial loitering munition (ALM) launch platform.

291

Swalwell (CA)

Prohibits the use of funds for the salaries or expenses of any DoD Employee or officials who pauses, suspends, or delays congressionally authorized delivery of defense articles or services to Ukraine.

292

Begich (AK), Subramanyam (VA), Wilson (SC)

Revised Increases Air Force Operations and Maintenance Cyberspace Sustainment, Air Force by $10.0 million. The increase provides funding for the Air Force’s pilot program, Cyber Operations for Base Resilient Architecture, on mission-relevant terrain, and allows for expansion throughout the Pacific Air Force and INDOPACOM.

293

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds to provide arms, training, or other assistance to the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan or the Director-General of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence.

294

Wagner (MO), Alford (MO)

Increases and Decreases by $6 million Army Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDTE,A) to support the Isostatic Advanced Armor Production program (RDT&E, Army, Ground Technology, Line 11, PE 0602144A), which enables domestic development and production of stronger, lighter, and more flexible armor.

295

Swalwell (CA)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDTE, Line 10, by $5 million to support continued development of the Silent Soldier Wearable Power Generator with Multi-Fuel Separator system for the dismounted soldier.

296

Swalwell (CA)

Increases and decreases the RDT&E, Navy account by $5 million to emphasize then need for Laser Peening of Navy Jet Engines to Improve Reliability and Performance.

297

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds for foreign military sales to the United Arab Emirates.

298

Swalwell (CA)

Prohibits the use of funds to assign members of the National Guard to perform active service to enforce immigration laws (as such term is defined in section 101 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C.1101)).

299

Swalwell (CA)

Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E funding to develop low-cost mobile directed energy laser system to provide C-UAS protection to thwart swarm attacks against military and civilian targets.

300

Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)

Increases and decreases by $8 million Defense-Wide RDTE, for Commercial UUVs Assembled at the Point of Deployment.

301

Garcia (IL), Castro (TX), Velázquez (NY)

Prohibits funds from being used for unauthorized military force against Mexico.

302

Downing (MT)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E, Program Element 0602144A, line item 11, by $10 million to support the development of rare earth element and critical minerals extraction demonstration for Army ground technology applications.

303

Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)

Increases and decreases by $10 million Army RDTE, for Next Generation Fuel Cell Upgrades for Army helicopters.

304

Elfreth (MD), Messmer (IN)

Provides $4 million to Army’s RDT&E account to provide Army tactical networks with enabling infrastructure to support operations in any environment, including operations where the electromagnetic spectrum is denied or degraded.

305

Hageman (WY)

Transfers $10 million from the Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance account to the Defense-wide Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation account for machine learning threat detection demonstration activities under the Defense Technical Information Center.

306

Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)

Increases and decreases by $5 million Army RDTE for Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology for Body Armor & Integrated Headborne Advanced Tech.

307

Buchanan (FL)

Increase RDT&E, Defense-Wide (Line 287: SOF Tactical Vehicles (PE 1160480BB)) by $20 million to support procurement and operational evaluation of 12 Scorpion Mobile Mortar Systems, platform-agnostic, auto-aiming 81mm/120mm systems designed for unmatched mobility and survivability.

308

Ezell (MS)

Increases and decreases Long Range Precision Fires by $10,000,000 to support low-cost propulsion development and design improvements for solid rocket motors (SRMs).

309

Amo (RI)

Increases by $10 million Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance, for Special Operations Command Maintenance for tactical heated apparel technology. Decreases by $10 million Army Operations and Maintenance to offset.

310

Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI)

Increases by $10 million Navy RDTE, for Submarine Tactical Warfare System for the development of cybersecurity systems. Decreases by $10 million Air Force Operations and Maintenance to offset.

311

Subramanyam (VA)

Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $4 million to support weight reduction and modernization efforts for the Paladin family of ground vehicles under PE 0604854A, Line 120 - Artillery Systems.

312

Amo (RI), Kiggans (VA), Kelly (MS), Magaziner (RI)

Increases by $10 million Navy RDTE, for the certification of attritable autonomous underwater vehicles. Decreases by $10 million Air Force RDTE to offset.

313

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Increases and decreases funding for Army RDT&E to support current workforce levels and sustain the readiness of the U.S. Armed Forces at Rock Island Arsenal.

314

Steil (WI)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10 million for advanced caliber munitions demonstration within the Long Range Precision Fires Technology program.

315

Steil (WI), Subramanyam (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $10 million for the testing of tethered unmanned aircraft system (T-UAS) prototypes within the Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology program.

316

Elfreth (MD), Bergman (MI)

Increases RDT&E, Army by $5.0 million and reduces Operation & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5.0 million. The increase provides for the Army’s accelerated retrofit of autonomous solutions on existing military ground vehicles.

317

Steil (WI)

Increases and decreases funding for Other Procurement, Navy, by $1 million for the completion of the Navy Sea Systems Command's (NAVSEA) final review of centrifuge purifiers for surface combatant vessels.

382

Greene (GA), Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds from being used for assistance to Ukraine.

319

Fry (SC)

Revised Increases and decreases $5,000,000 in funding for Army Aircraft Procurement for Powered Ascenders for Army aviation readiness.

320

Downing (MT)

Increases funding for Defense-wide RDT&E, Program Element 0607210D8Z, line item 214, Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support, by $10 million for pre-feasibility support for critical mineral extraction, including resource expansion drilling, engineering, economic and metallurgical studies, for platinum, palladium, nickel, copper, cobalt, and other critical minerals. These funds are offset from Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance.

321

Bacon (NE)

Increases Air Force RDTE by $4,500,000 for the National Strategic Research Institute, USSTRATCOM's University Affiliated Research Center, supporting strategic deterrence, nuclear command and control, and joint electromagnetic spectrum operations.

322

Elfreth (MD)

Increases and decreases funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, Line 4GT9, Defense Information Systems Agency, by $7 million to complete the building of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility's (SCIFs) for the Joint Spectrum Center (JSC) in order to finish JSC's move to DISA Headquarters at Fort Meade, MD.

323

Yakym (IN), Mrvan (IN)

Transfers $10 million from Defense Wide O&M to the DIU for research, development, and deployment of internet of bodies for covert wireless soldier communication.

324

Houlahan (PA)

Increases the defense-wide RDT&E account specifically for PE 0607210D8Z, the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support office, by $5,000,000, for the purpose of establishing a Space Force workforce and supply chain consortium. The consortium would help to build a stronger and more resilient workforce and supply chain for the Space Industrial Base.

325

Tlaib (MI), Ramirez (IL), Johnson (GA)

Revised Strikes the provision blocking funds for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.

326

Babin (TX), Luttrell (TX)

Decreases the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide account by $10 million and increases RDT&E, Air Force by the same amount for the purposes of increasing the pace of development of a cost-effective rocket based combined cycle hypersonic engine prototype to benefit multiple weapons programs.

327

James (MI)

Increases Navy Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $15 million, line 4 Force Protection Applied Research for Extreme Environment Metallic Alloys. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Navy by same amount.

328

Moulton (MA)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Marine Corps Procurement, Line 26, by $17 million to procure additional small unmanned air systems (intel).

329

Timmons (SC)

Increases RDTE, Army by $3.3 million for the Geosynthetics Reinforced Performance pavement test. Reduces funding for Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $3.3 million.

330

Van Drew (NJ), Norcross (NJ)

Revised Increases funding by $9.9 M to R,D,T&E, Army for Tactical Electronic Surveillance System - Adv Dev to fund “System of Systems for Asset Optimization and Management of Uncrewed Systems” offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount.

331

Messmer (IN), Crank (CO), Norcross (NJ)

Increases and decreases the Air Force Research, Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, line Aerospace Technology DEV/DEM PE 0603211F, for Turboelectric Adaptive Engine Research.

332

Burchett (TN)

Withdrawn Clarifies what the Department of Defense may consider when procuring alcoholic beverages other than wine and malt beverages.

333

Moolenaar (MI)

Prohibit funding from going to universities that have STEM joint institutes with PRC universities.

334

Barr (KY), Westerman (AR)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds to be used to close, retire, deactivate, or relocate equipment and resources away from Bluegrass Army Depot, Pine Bluff Arsenal, and Red River Army Depot.

335

Cisneros (CA), Moore (UT)

Transfers $5,000,000 to support a comprehensive pilot program to enhance traceability across the U.S. Air Force supply chain. The initiative will demonstrate the implementation of tagless Item Unique Identification (IUID) technology and provide quantifiable data on the resulting cost savings and operational efficiencies.

336

James (MI)

Revised Increases funding by $10 million for the Army’s Directed Energy Strategy, as executed by the Rapid Capability and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO). This project supports an unfunded FY26 requirement to develop next generation High Energy Laser (HEL) weapon systems with consideration for cost and performance.

337

Garcia (IL)

Prohibits the use of funds for transferring data and other records to DHS for civil immigration enforcement.

338

Houlahan (PA), Crank (CO)

Revised Increases funding for Space Force, Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E), [Line 77, PE 1208248SF], by $10,000,000, offset by a $10,000,000 reduction to Defense-Wide, Operations and Maintenance (O&M). This request for “SDA for Battlespace Intelligence” would enable the Space Force to integrate commercially available, mature (TRL-9) enterprise SDA fusion software capabilities for the National Space Defense Center.

339

Patronis (FL)

Transfers funds to support the development of a modular temporary shade structure and a temporary relocatable Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear operations center.

340

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Strikes the section banning the closure of the U.S. Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

341

Joyce (PA)

Increases Navy Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation account Line 4 Force Protection Applied Research PE 0602123N by $10 million for Laser Powder Bed Fusion Research. Reduces Operations and Maintenance Navy, by $10 million.

342

Garcia (IL)

Prohibits the use of funds for the National Guard to enforce immigration laws.

343

Mullin (CA), Bergman (MI), Van Orden (WI), Moulton (MA)

Increases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, Line PE 0603804A, for Tactical Microgrid Control Node. Decreases Operations and Maintenance Defense Wide by same amount.

344

Barrett (MI), Kiggans (VA)

Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0203735A, Line 209 - Combat Vehicle Improvement Programs by $10 million to support testing and evaluation of Vehicle-Based Unified Fire Control that interlinks all lethality systems on a combat vehicle, allowing rapid fielding, vehicle based integrated weapon coordination, simultaneous rapid engagement with multiple lethality systems, and the ability to out-fight adversaries.

345

Barrett (MI)

Increases and decreases RDT&E Army, PE 0602141A, Line 8 - Lethality Technology by $10 million to support testing and evaluation of an Advanced Direct Fire Control system that houses an AI algorithm to be capable of accurately perceiving complex environments and making nuanced decisions in real-time.

346

Letlow (LA)

Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 to provide funding for Securing 3D Packaging Against Adversaries (S3A2) within RDT&E Army, Network C3I Technology (PE: 0602146A).

347

Letlow (LA)

Increases and decreases by $5,000,000 to provide funding for MesoPitch Large-scale Prototype Demonstration (M-LPD) within RDT&E Defense-Wide, Manufacturing Technology Program (PE: 0603680S).

348

Cisneros (CA)

Increases Air Force Operations & Maintenance by $8 million to support purchase of cold-weather glove systems through the Combat Ready Airman program.

349

Alford (MO), Kaptur (OH), Norcross (NJ)

Increases and decreases funding by $10,000,000 in the Research, Development, Evaluation, and Test Army account for Man-Portable Doppler Radar.

350

Wilson (SC), Moulton (MA)

Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $4,000,000 and increases Drug Interdiction and Counter Drug Activities, Defense by $4,000,000 to fund a national youth education and service program for boys and girls, ages eight through high school graduation. The Young Marines focuses on teaching the values of leadership, teamwork and self-discipline, so its members can live and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

351

Loudermilk (GA), McBath (GA)

Revised Increases RDT&E/Defense-Wide/U.S. Special Operations Command/Line 32/PE# 1160401 BB/SOF Technology Development by $3 million to research Real-Time Resilience Optimization for Military Readiness wearable technology for improved recognition of stress markers and suicidal ideation precursors of US servicemembers. Reduces Operations & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $3 million.

352

Wilson (SC), Moulton (MA)

Decreases Defense-wide O&M by $7,700,000 and increases Other Procurement, Navy by $7,700,000 to fund the Sea Cadet Corps, which excels at developing future military leaders, as reflected by consistently providing a source of quality Sailors and Officers to the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and other services. The Sea Cadet Corps directly enhances the Navy's primary recruiting goal of ensuring awareness of the Navy and its mission.

353

McDowell (NC), Davis (NC)

Increases and decreases funds to provide for a research and development program to develop quadruped unmanned ground vehicles within Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army.

354

Moore (AL), Fallon (TX)

Increases Aircraft Procurement, Army, 0023A01001, MQ-1 Payload, Line #12, by $5.7 million for Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) procurement of expeditionary ground control stations. Reduces O&M, Defense Wide by $5.7 million.

355

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to support the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

356

Peters (CA)

Increases and decreases funds by $6.1 million for research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy to support ruggedized artificial intelligence/machine learning High-Performance Compute architectures to meet computational and latency requirements for real-time sensor fusion in Navy platforms.

357

Wilson (SC)

Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $10,000,000 to fund continued development, deployment, and operationalization of the Behavioral Analytics for Security and Threat Intelligence in Operational Networks (BASTION) initiative.

358

Trahan (MA), Amo (RI)

Revised Increases funding for Defense Health Program RDT&E by $5 million for the research, development, and testing of Novel Diagnostic Tools for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

359

Scholten (MI)

Revised Increases and deceases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $10,000,000 for “U.S. Navy Propeller Foundry Capability and Capacity Expansion” in Line 214 (Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support).

360

Patronis (FL)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to transfer the U.S. Navy Blue Angels (Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron) from Pensacola, FL.

361

Begich (AK)

Revised Increases Operation & Maintenance budget by a total of $10 million to expand cybersecurity capabilities through the automation of the Department of Defense’s Cyber Operational Readiness Assessment (CORA) process, reducing compliance burdens for the Department’s installations.

408

Cammack (FL)

Increases funding by $8,000,000 for Software-Enabled Weapon Systems- Conventional Munitions.

362

Trahan (MA)

Increases funding for MQ-4C Triton Modernization Navy RDT&E by $7 million for the Resilient Communications for Triton ISR Missions project.

363

Balint (VT)

Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force by $10,000,000 for “Realistic Training for Air Force Security Forces Perimeter Defense Readiness” in Line 87, Physical Security Equipment.

364

James (MI)

Increases and decreases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $12 million for the Ground Vehicle Enterprise Lifecycle System Integration Laboratories (GV-ELSIL) Capability.

365

Patronis (FL), Begich (AK)

Increases and decreases the research, development, test and evaluation Army account to support additional funds for modernizing the Gray Eagle fleet.

366

Begich (AK)

Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $7,500,000 for “Icing Prediction and Wind Optimization for Army Gray Eagle UAS” in Line 236, MQ-1 GRAY EAGLE UAV.

367

Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits defense procurement from companies headquartered in any country (a) subject to a case before the International Court of Justice over violations of the Genocide Convention with provisional measures to prevent genocide issued by the court; or (b) the current government of which includes officials that have outstanding arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court.

368

James (MI)

Increases Line 37, Soldier Lethality Technology (PE 0603118A) by $5,000,000 to develop Modular, Attritable, Small Autonomous Robotic Systems and enhance the collaborative capabilities of attritable swarms for autonomous ground vehicles.

369

Meuser (PA)

Increases and decreases Army RDT&E, Line 12 - PE 0602143A - Soldier Lethality Technology by $5 million to support testing and evaluating a design for a 6.8x51mm improved upper receiver which modernizes the existing M110 Squad Designated Marksman Rifle.

370

James (MI)

Revised Increases Line 218, Combat Vehicle Improvement Program, by $5,000,000 to continue development of Wireless Intercommunication for Army Ground Combat Vehicles through the Dismounted Soldier Communication System.

371

Mullin (CA), Nunn (IA)

Increases funding for Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $6 million for the development, integration, and testing of U.S.-made wireless power transmission systems that enable in-flight recharging of drones and remote powering of unattended ground sensors. Offsets by decreasing the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $6 million.

372

Gottheimer (NJ), Jackson (IL), Figures (AL), McBride (DE), Davis (NC), Carson (IN), Davis (IL)

Increases funding to the Defense Health Program by $45 million to be used to fund the kidney cancer research program.

373

Carson (IN), Simon (CA)

Withdrawn Prohibits the use of Department of Defense aircraft to deport individuals from the United States. The amendment ensures that military resources are not diverted for immigration enforcement purposes, except in cases where the Secretary of Defense certifies that no commercial flights are available.

374

Stevens (MI), Moore (NC), Bergman (MI)

Revised Increases of $10 million to accelerate the procurement of portable water storage and distribution systems for the Army to replace aging legacy equipment.

375

Tlaib (MI)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds for foreign military sales to any country (a) subject to a case before the International Court of Justice over violations of the Genocide Convention with provisional measures to prevent genocide issued by the court; or (b) the current government of which includes officials that have outstanding arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court.

376

Gottheimer (NJ), Garcia (TX), Dexter (OR), Pingree (ME), Magaziner (RI), Carson (IN), Davis (IL), Davis (NC), Conaway (NJ), Amo (RI)

Increases and decreases funding for Department of Defense’s Transition Assistance Program (TAP) to include funding to expand information on federal nutrition assistance programs in the TAP program.

377

Gottheimer (NJ), Garbarino (NY), Gimenez (FL), Schneider (IL), Tenney (NY), Davis (NC), Conaway (NJ)

Increases funding by $5,000,000 to Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide to increase funding for the U.S.-Israel Counter-UAS and directed energy development program by $5,000,000. Offsets from Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide.

378

Greene (GA)

Strikes funding to Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civic Aid programs of the Department of Defense.

379

Hern (OK)

Increases and decreases by $7.5 million Defense-Wide RDT&E for Attack Detection and Response Engine for Integrated IoT, OT and IT Networks [OSD Defense-wide, RDT&E, Line 63, PE#0603680S, Manufacturing Technology Program]. Leverages ongoing, collaborative research partnerships to increase cybersecurity capability and workforce development to address the cybersecurity issues with security control analysis and implementation.

380

Hern (OK)

Increases and decreases by $10 million Army RDT&E for the Army Pathfinder program (Army, RDT&E, Line 12, 0602143A, Soldier Lethality Technology) for Human-Machine Teaming. Builds the cross-communication and cooperation between human and technology needed to leverage AI, decision support, and machining to increase the effectiveness, efficiency, and lethality of the individual soldier.

381

Sorensen (IL)

Increases the Army RDT&E account by $5 million to support additional workload on the Army’s jointless hull 3D print machine as well as some other 3D print capabilities at the Advanced Manufacturing Center of Excellence. These funds are offset from defense-wide operations and maintenance.

383

Crow (CO)

Revised Increases and decreases Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, by $11.4 million to support the Afghanistan War Commission. The Afghanistan War Commission is a bipartisan legislative commission established by Congress through the FY2022 NDAA to conduct a comprehensive review of key decisions related to U.S. military, intelligence, foreign assistance, and diplomatic involvement in Afghanistan from June 2001 through August 2021.

384

Vindman (VA)

Increases Army, Procurement, Line 3 - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems by $22.923 million so that the Army can acquire small, cheap FPV drones to ensure that the military is prepared for the next fight. Restores funding in line with FY25 levels.

385

Vindman (VA)

Increases Marines Procurement, Line 26 - Unmanned Air Systems (Intel) by $10 million so that the Marines can acquire small, cheap FPV drones to ensure that the military is prepared for the next fight.

386

Greene (GA)

Strikes funding for HIV prevention educational activities in foreign countries.

387

Lieu (CA)

Increases Space Force RDT&E by $10 million to support additional funds for Rapid Materiel Delivery in Contested Logistics to support the continued development of the Space Force's Rocket Cargo program.

388

Moulton (MA)

Revised Increases and decreases classified funding by $25 million to support Small Batch. The Small Batch system provides a solution to space systems that require specific sensor confirmation, inspection and resultant deployment of non-attributable systems.

389

Lieu (CA)

Increases Army RDT&E by $8 million to support additional funds for Network C3I Advanced Technology to support continued development of Secure, Sensed AI Analytics For Resilience at the Battlefield (S2AIR).

390

Greene (GA)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds for the transfer of munitions to Ukraine.

391

Moore (NC)

Increases Title III Defense Production Act Purchases, 0902199D8Z, P-1 Line #1, by $15,000,000 for High-purity copper anodes/cathodes from recycled copper using hydrometallurgical manufacturing. Reduces Army, Navy, and Air Force RDT&E by $5,000,000 each.

392

Ogles (TN)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act being used to provide travel or transportation allowances for travel to obtain an abortion.

393

Greene (GA)

Strikes funding for the Israeli Cooperative Programs.

394

Simon (CA), Tlaib (MI)

Prohibits funds from being used to introduce U.S. forces into hostilities in Iran in contravention of the War Powers Resolution (50 U.S.C. 1541 et seq.).

395

Moore (NC)

Increases Army RDT&E, PE #0603827A, Soldier Systems - Advanced Development by $5,000,000 to expand production capacity of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) used in the most technically advanced armor solutions used by the U.S. warfighter. Reduces the Defense-wide Operations and Maintenance by $5,000,000.

396

Moore (NC)

Increases and decreases Defense Health Program RDT&E, PE 0603115DHA - Medical Technology Development funds by $4,000,000 for musculoskeletal regenerative medicine.

397

Friedman (CA)

Strikes section 8142.

398

Liccardo (CA)

Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force by $5,000,000 for “AI robotic composites giga factory for advanced applications” in Line 27, Manufacturing Technology Program.

399

Greene (GA)

Strikes funding to support the armed forces of Jordan.

400

Soto (FL)

Decreases and then increases RDT&E, Defense Wide, PE 0607210D8Z, Line 214 - Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support by $24.1 million to expand domestic semiconductor Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging capabilities.

401

Gimenez (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases Army Research Development Test and Evaluation account by $10 million, PE 0604036A Line Multi-Domain Sensing Systems (MDSS) for Secure Integrated Multi-Orbit Satellite Communications.

402

Ezell (MS), McClain Delaney (MD)

Revised Provides a funding level of $5 Million for USSOCOM Foreign Material Program (SOF FMP) CMF-11 funding line (PE- P11) to fund acquisition, exploitation, development of specialized exploitation equipment, target replication, labor, training, and travel of a comprehensive USSOCOM acquisition, exploitation, and replication capability to address the uncrewed systems threat to our national security.

403

Stefanik (NY)

Revised Increases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army by $18,000,000 to advance the development of high-altitude precision effects glide munitions.

404

Fitzgerald (WI), Ross (NC)

Increases RDT&E, Army by $6 million for Artificial Intelligence Enabled Power Electronics (Line 43, Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.

405

Stanton (AZ)

Increases and decreases funding for Air Force RDT&E, Line 40, by $10 million to support development of needled thermoplastic composite textiles.

406

Friedman (CA)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to implement policies that would prohibit transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military.

407

Garcia (TX)

Decreases and increases funding for the Operations and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $20 million to fund the Offices of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC) for all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.

409

Escobar (TX), Budzinski (IL), Bergman (MI)

Increases Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army appropriations, specifically for the Ground Advanced Technology line by $6 million, to further develop and test the use of locally available materials in print mixes for additive construction projects.

410

Liccardo (CA)

Increases and decreases funding for Line 8, Electromagnetic Systems Applied Research (PE 0602271N) by $4,200,000 to design and build a space-based distributed AMTI RADAR prototype system.

411

Van Duyne (TX), Veasey (TX)

Transfers funding for Three Dimensional & Extended Reality Instructions for Shipyard Maintenance.

412

Liccardo (CA)

Revised Decreases the Operations & Maintenance-Defense Wide by $250,000, and increases the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation-Defense Wide by $250,000 to direct the Secretary of Defense to issue a public report to identify all weapons systems previously or currently identified by the Department of Defense for divestment and retirement, and the aggregate savings which could be achieved through the elimination of those systems; recommend an supplemental appropriation--within the aggregate savings identified above--to the Defense Innovation Unit.

413

Cammack (FL)

Increases funding by $10,000,000 for multidisciplinary research, development, test & evaluation (RDT&E) focused on security and assurance for 3D Heterogeneously Integrated (3DHI) microsystems.

414

Crow (CO), Crank (CO)

Revised Increases and decreases by $7.5 million for “Expeditionary Area Air Defense Systems”, a counter - small unmanned aerial systems project. The funding increase would be offset from within the same appropriations account.

415

Gimenez (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases by $10M for assisting in the acquisition of targeting capabilities to support Administration and Department of Defense priorities focused on countering Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs), Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC), Counter-Threat Financing (CTF) using behavioral analytics.

416

Liccardo (CA)

Revised Prohibits expenditure of funds from being used to procure legacy weapon systems for which funding was not included in the Department's proposed budget, exceeded planned designed life or for which the Department has ever recommended divestment or retirement in a Department of Defense proposed budget, Force Structure Changes report, or similar report.

417

Cammack (FL)

Increases funding by $4,000,000 for Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) 711th Human Performance Wing and Materials and Manufacturing Directorate research and development of wearable technologies and nanostructured / biological materials to protect and enhance performance of Airmen and Guardians.

418

Fitzgerald (WI)

Increases RDT&E, Army by $10 million for Non-Destructive Testing and Advanced Manufacturing of Missiles and Hypersonics (Line 230, End Item Industrial Preparedness Activities). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.

419

Garcia (TX), Ross (NC)

Decreases and increases funding for the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $38 million to fund the Department of Defense's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO).

420

Greene (GA)

Revised Strikes funding for the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative.

421

Crow (CO), Crank (CO)

Increases and decreases $300 million in Space Force RDT&E for the Space Development Agency’s Tranche 3 Transport initiative.

422

Davis (NC)

Increases funding for Defense-Wide RDT&E by $11,000,000, offset by a $11,000,000 reduction to Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance (O&M). The $10,000,000 for “Enhanced Common Data Integration” would enable the Defense Health Agency to maintain operational efficiency, enhance force readiness, achieve a medically ready force, and provide crucial and actionable health-related insights.

423

Joyce (PA), McClain Delaney (MD), Kelly (MS), Finstad (MN), Bell (MO), Hudson (NC), Mackenzie (PA), Carson (IN), Thompson (PA)

Increases the amount for Heavy Dump Truck, 20T (CCE), Other Procurement, Army Budget Activity 1, Line 7, by $30 million. Decrease the amount for development of the Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System, Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army, Line 75, by $30 million.

424

Fitzgerald (WI), Sewell (AL), Davis (NC)

Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $6 million for Business and Enterprise Systems Product Innovation (BESPIN) Authentication Platform (Line 126, Cyber Network and Business Systems). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.

425

Crow (CO), Strickland (WA), Leger Fernández (NM)

Increases and decreases by $179,765,000 to maintain FY26 support for the Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Program at no less than FY25 levels. The Department of Defense (DoD)’s REPI Program is a key tool for combating encroachment that can limit or restrict military training, testing, and operations. The REPI Program protects these military missions by helping remove or avoid land-use conflicts near installations and addressing regulatory restrictions that inhibit military activities.

426

Fitzgerald (WI)

Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $10 million for Next-gen Integrated Vehicle Power Generation (Line 59, Operational Energy & Installation Resilience). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.

427

Himes (CT)

Revised Increases RDT&E Space Technology for Lunar Surface Based Space Domain Awareness by $5 million and decreases the Operations and Maintenance, Defense Wide by $5 million.

428

Beyer (VA), Moulton (MA)

Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5 million to continue funding for the Navy’s Operational Energy in Contested Logistics Program to enhance our military readiness and improve our fuel security in our overseas operations.

429

Davis (NC), Wilson (SC)

Increases and decreases $6 million for the Department of the Air Force to establish a pilot program to further develop and evaluate innovative targeting systems through the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC), and integrate the realistic mobile live-fire aircrew training platform within the Air Force training range’s current capabilities.

430

Crow (CO)

Provides that none of the funds made available by this Act may be used to implement Section 514 of the Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 (Public Law 118-8 159).

431

Fitzgerald (WI)

Increases RDT&E, Air Force by $10 million for Wearable Edge Computing Technology (Line 26, Human Effectiveness Advanced Technology Development). Offset by a reduction to O&M, Defense-Wide.

432

Davis (NC)

Increases and decreases AF O&M to establish an automated maintenance supply dashboard program, thereby moving to integrate AI into supply chain logistics.

433

Gonzales (TX), Castro (TX), Cuellar (TX), Roy (TX), Casar (TX)

Directs the Secretary of Defense to submit a report on the proposed consolidation of U.S. Army North and U.S. Army South into a Western Hemisphere Command and provide a detailed analysis of potential headquarters locations, with specific consideration of San Antonio’s operational, strategic, and infrastructure advantages.

434

Pappas (NH)

Decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5 million and increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $5 million. The increase allows the DOD to scale-up ingredient production to enable rapid manufacturing capability for propellant and explosive compositions used in the production of solid rocket motors and warheads, builds on existing DOD funded programs to strengthen the defense industrial base for energetics material, and supports the Manufacturing Capability Expansion and Investment Program (MCEIP) by strengthening the defense industrial base.

435

Pappas (NH)

Decreases Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $6.5 million and increases Research, Development, Test & Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $6.5 million. The increase allows the DOD to accelerate risk reduction activity combining unique 3D woven near net shape preform weaving technology with the rapid carbon-carbon densification process developed by the DOE Oak Ridge National Labs (ORNL) and sponsored by the Navy-led Conventional Prompt Strike office.

436

Pappas (NH), Davis (NC)

Decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $5 million and increases Operation and Maintenance, Air Force by $5 million. The increase allows the Air Force to accelerate the development, documentation, acquisition, and fielding of the thermal and acoustic insulation system (ITAB/IBAT).

437

Joyce (PA), Houlahan (PA)

Reduces Defense Wide Operations and Maintenance account by $15 million. Increase the Army Research, Development Test, and Evaluation PE 0708045A by $15 million.

438

Escobar (TX)

Increases Army RDTE by $6 million to support Smart Management of Energy Generation and Storage. Reduces Defense Wide O&M by $6 million to offset this proposal.

439

Scholten (MI)

Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $5,000,000 for “Augmented Behavioral Analytics” in Line 13, Network C3I Technology.

440

Davis (NC), Hudson (NC), McDowell (NC)

Increases by $10M - Army RDT&E, Line 12 - PE 0602145A- Next Generation Combat Vehicle Technology -add as “Advancing Autonomous Capabilities for the Next Generation of Quadruped Unmanned Ground Vehicles;" and decreases $10M - Army RDT&E, Line 1, Defense Research Sciences.

441

Garamendi (CA)

Limits funding for the Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) program until Congress receives the Milestone B approval decision pursuant to section 4252(e) of title 10, United States Code.

442

Issa (CA)

Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $5,000,000 for the maturation and integration of the the Fire Faster Integration program autoloading and collateral systems for the M109A7 PIM (Army RDTE, Line 210, 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer Improvements, PE#0203743A). Included in H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).

443

Scholten (MI)

Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $3,000,000 for “Packaging Surge Capacity for Munitions and Maintenance” in Line 9, Army RDTE.

444

Davis (NC), Murphy (NC)

Increases and decreases Defense-wide RDT&E by $10 million to plus-up the Industrial Base Analysis funding line, to shore up the domestic fiber industrial base and prevent adversaries like the PRC from infiltrating supply chains for fiber used in military and tactical gear.

445

Issa (CA)

Increases and decreases Defense-wide RDT&E by $10,000,000 to support Industrialization of ALON and Spinel Transparent Ceramics (Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment Support, Line 214, PE#0607210D8Z).

446

Gonzales (TX)

Increases and decreases funding for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army, by $1 million to support an assessment of how the Army can continue to ensure its Sergeants Major pipeline remains world class, including modernized educational instruction and quality of life improvements-to include, critical infrastructure improvements at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy at Fort Bliss, Texas.

447

Issa (CA), Levin (CA)

Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $8,100,000 to provide Unmanned Maritime Systems with hardware-agnostic software to enable drones to execute coordinated, all-domain, collaborative autonomy mission sets, including but not limited to search, track, deception, and swarm (Navy RDTE, Line 94, Medium Unmanned Surface Vehicle, PE#0605512N).

539

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds from being used to revoke or rescind the FTO designation for the IRGC.

448

Issa (CA), Peters (CA)

Increases and decreases of Army RDT&E to provide US Army DEVCOM SSD ADD to purchase and train with LRPADS in PACOM theater (Army RDTE, Line 37, Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology, PE#0603118A).

449

Horsford (NV)

Increases and decreases RDT&E Navy, PE 0603640M, Line 19 - MC Advanced Technology Demo by $12 million to ruggedize and improve laser lethality and reliability of an existing high energy laser weapon system integrated into a Joint Tactical Light Vehicle (JLTV) for Counter Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) capability.

450

Issa (CA)

Revised Increases Defense-wide RDT&E by $20,000,000 (decrease Defense-wide O&M by $20,000,000) for development of optical/CMOS co-packaged devices for high-bandwidth defense applications (Defense-wide RDT&E, Line 102, Trusted & Assured Microelectronics, PE#0604294D8Z). Included in H.R. 8774 (118th Congress).

451

Davis (NC), Hudson (NC)

Increases the amount for “Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army,” Line 11 (Ground Technology) by $15,000,000 for “Safe Fast Charging Battery Technologies” and decreases the amount for “Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Air Force,” Line 41, by $15,000,000 due to this funding no longer being necessary based on Air Force program cancellation. The amendment aims to secure the critical lithium battery supply chain and prevent infiltration from malign actors like the PRC.

452

Castor (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to support a study regarding military bases located within the “Rest of U.S.” locality pay area. This study is to determine if bases, particularly those such as MacDill AFB that host Combatant Commands, are experiencing recruitment and retention issues, and to assess the resulting impacts to mission readiness and national security.

453

Miller-Meeks (IA)

Transfers funding to address an important Department of Defense need to develop advanced air-to-air refueling systems that improve pilot safety, increase mission effectiveness and substantially reduce fuel usage. This technology supports the goals of the NAVAIR Precision Strike Weapons Program Office (PMA-201) and the USAF Next-Generation Aerial Refueling System (NGAS) program.

454

Castor (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to emphasize the importance of Installation Resilience and Adaptation programs, including the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation (OLDCC) Installation Readiness Program and the Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration (REPI) Program.

455

Salinas (OR)

Prohibits funding for use of the National Guard in enforcing the immigration laws, in accordance with existing law.

456

Rulli (OH)

Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $10,000,000 for “Piercing mill upgrades for titanium tubing” in Line 193, Weapons and Munitions Product Improvement Programs.

457

Kiley (CA), Bera (CA)

Increases and decreases RDT&E, Defense-Wide, by $125 million to support expansion of the Defense Microelectronics Activity’s secure low-volume semiconductor foundry (PE 0603720S).

458

Biggs (SC), Wilson (SC), Timmons (SC), Mace (SC)

Increases Army RDTE by $6 million for Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology - Airless Tire Demonstration for the Infantry Squad Vehicle. Reduces funding for Defense-Wide Operations and Maintenance by same amount.

459

Biggs (AZ)

Prohibits the use of funds in this Act for land purchases in the United States without congressional approval.

460

Gillen (NY)

Prohibits the use of funds to delay any previously obligated munitions transfers to Ukraine.

461

Nehls (TX)

Increases and decreases Army RDT&E for Explosive Forensics Technology, Ground Technology by $3,900,000 to expedite the leveraging of Waveguide - Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (WERS) in drone-mounted Raman explosive and chemical threat detection.

462

Castor (FL), Strickland (WA)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide, to support research and preparation for the effects the changing climate and extreme weather will have on military installations.

463

Kennedy (NY)

Revised Increases and decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-wide by $10M for “High Temperature Advanced Materials (HTAMP)” (Line 55) Defense Wide Manufacturing Science and Technology Program.

464

Nehls (TX)

Increases and decreases Navy Other Procurement, Ordnance Support Equipment, EOD Equipment by $13,900,000 for a one-for-one replacement of existing systems on Navy ships that provide inadequate detection of explosives, chemical and emerging synthetic threats.

465

Hudson (NC), Wagner (MO), Alford (MO)

Increases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army (RDTE,A) by $5 million Multifunctional Ballistic Battery, which supports testing and development of a consolidated Conformal Wearable Battery and Anti-Ballistic personnel armor plate. (Army RDT&E, PE 011 0602144A, Line 11, Ground Technology). Offset by a $5 million reduction in Army RDT&E. This will accelerate advanced battery manufacturing to reduce dependence on foreign entities and develop a battery cell product for weapons systems.

466

Underwood (IL), Leger Fernández (NM), Strickland (WA)

Revised Prohibits the use of funds to eliminate or reduce access to any assisted reproductive technology for members of the Armed Forces and their families.

467

Tran (CA), Min (CA), Carbajal (CA), Moulton (MA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Radar Commercial Layer program by $50 million to continue commercial radar solutions within the National Reconnaissance Office's Commercial Space Programs Office to support the U.S. Combatant Commands with unclassified commercial synthetic aperture radar data.

468

Vindman (VA), Wittman (VA)

Increases and decreases by $8 million for Defense-Wide RDT&E for the develop a Sensitive Equipment Decontamination Demonstration.

469

Joyce (PA)

Revised Reduces Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $4 million. Increase Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army Line 26, Medical Technology PE 0602787A by $4 million.

470

Rouzer (NC)

Increases and decreases funding to support Tactical Mesh Network - Data Transport to address critical communication gaps in tactical operations and enable advanced testing and refinement of proven communication technologies which currently support bandwidth-intensive tools used by forward-deployed units and provide scalable, cost-effective communication capabilities at the tactical edge, consistent with Army modernization goals.

471

Garcia (IL)

Prohibits the use of funds for transferring any individual to the Migrant Operations Center at United States Naval Station at Guantanamo Bay.

472

Norcross (NJ), Strickland (WA)

Revised Increases funding for the E-7A Wedgetail aircraft by $300,000,000 in Air Force RDT&E to match the amount authorized in the Chairman’s Mark of the NDAA. Decreases Air Force Operations and Maintenance by $300,000,000.

473

Veasey (TX), Wilson (SC), Kelly (MS)

Increases Army Aircraft Procurement by $7.7 million for final limited user testing and integration of a lightweight a Cockpit Voice and Data Recorder (CVFDR) and a Health and Usage Monitoring System (HUMS), both of which are standard equipment on all other Army helicopters. Decreases by $7.7M Procurement, Defense-Wide.

474

Gooden (TX)

Increases and decreases Other Procurement, Army, by $10,000,000 to support expeditionary tactical network communications through TRILOS HW.

475

Nadler (NY)

Prohibits funding for the transportation of migrants to, or the construction or modification of detention facilities at, Guantánamo Bay for immigration enforcement purposes.

476

Gonzales (TX)

Revised Transfers funds to support the development and testing of vertically integrated scramjet supply chains to enable cost-effective, high-frequency hypersonic testing and help restore U.S. leadership in scramjet technology.

477

Biggs (AZ)

Prohibits the use of funds in this Act for health assistance to foreign countries or foreign nationals. Allows exceptions only for direct healthcare needs of U.S. servicemembers, veterans, or personnel supporting U.S. military operations.

478

Leger Fernández (NM)

Late Revised Increases and decreases the Defense Health Agency Defense Health Program Operations and Maintenance by $1,680,000 to support circuit rider health programs at U.S. military bases to address the needs of service members and their families and to improve mission readiness.

479

Biggs (AZ)

Late Prohibits the use of funds in this Act to procure information and communications technology from entities linked to companies domiciled in the People’s Republic of China. Restricts procurement from firms subject to Chinese laws requiring cooperation with China’s national defense or intelligence agencies.

480

Garamendi (CA)

Late Revised Provides $7.5 million to RDTE, AF for PNT Resiliency, Mods and Improvements for Reliable and Accurate A-PNT in GPS-Denied Environments with a corresponding offset from OM, DW, Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA).

481

Neguse (CO)

Late Revised Requires the Department of Defense to certify to Congress that any funding cuts for NSF, NASA, NIST, or NOAA do not negatively impact military readiness or national security.

482

Ogles (TN)

Late Revised Prohibits funds to remove companies from the 1260H list of Chinese military companies.

483

McClain (MI)

Late Revised Increases Defense-Wide RDT&E by $3 million for sterilization and engraving capabilities that use laser technology to put serial number on a variety of military and products.

484

Ogles (TN)

Late Prohibits funds to participate in any defense exposition that has a policy of excluding participation by the State of Israel.

485

Crawford (AR), Scott, Austin (GA)

Late Revised Increases RDT&E, Navy, PE 0603654N, funding by $3.5 million to provide funding for the EOD/Public Safety Bomb Technician Technical Exchange Program within the Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Development item.

486

Goldman (NY)

Late Revised Prohibits funds for DOD leadership, comms, and policy unless improved screening for domestic extremism, white nationalism, and antisemitism.

487

Goldman (NY)

Late Increases the Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide account by $1,000,000 to support enhanced screening of civilian personnel and implementation of training programs to prevent domestic extremist, white supremacy, and antisemitic ideology within the Department of Defense workforce.

488

Massie (KY), Khanna (CA), Moore (WI), Tlaib (MI)

Late Prohibits funds from being used in contravention of the War Powers Resolution with respect to the Islamic Republic of Iran.

489

Hudson (NC), McClain Delaney (MD)

Late Increases funding by $5M to Procurement, Army Other Procurement for Modular Networked Command Post Kits, offset by a decrease to O&M Defense-Wide by the same amount. The U.S. Army requires modular command post kits that can easily establish and manage network communications, bridge networks across Services and international security partners and offer onsite compute and store capacity to allow for command and control in disconnected on-the-move environments.

490

Panetta (CA)

Late Revised Increase the amount for Management, Technical & International Support, RDT&E, Navy, Line 188, by $7,750,000 for “Point-of-Need Additive Manufacturing." The increase would enable the immediate production of essential parts in contested and remote environments for both the Navy and Special Operations Command. Decrease unobligated balances in Operations and Maintenance, Army by $7,750,000.

491

Mace (SC)

Late Revised Prohibits funds from being used to conduct or fund research involving the use of canines or felines.

492

Tenney (NY), Larson (CT), Himes (CT)

Late Revised Transfers $14,200,000 from Defense-Wide O&M to Aircraft Procurement, Army, Utility Helicopter Mods, Line 17, for UH-60 tail rotor drive shaft improvements.

493

Massie (KY)

Late Prohibits the use of funds by an officer or employee of the United States to query a collection of foreign intelligence information acquired under FISA using a United States person identifier expect in specified instances.

494

DesJarlais (TN), Stanton (AZ), Kelly (MS), Wilson (SC)

Late Increases and decreases funding for Aircraft Procurement, Army by $9,000,000 for the National Guard Aviation enterprise to procure Aircraft Survivability Training Equipment for National Guard Aviators through the Army’s Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO-STRI).

495

Panetta (CA)

Late Increases Army RDTE (Line 37, PE 0603118A Soldier Lethality) by $10,000,000 to support improvements to pilot situational awareness through Night Vision Laboratory. Reduces excess OCO balances in Operations and Maintenance, Army, by $10,000,000.

496

Sessions (TX)

Late Revised Increases funding by $5,000,000 to RDT&E, Army for Spectrum Sharing and Management with Adaptable and Reconfigurable Technology. Offsets the increase with a $5,000,000 decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide.

497

Houchin (IN), Shreve (IN)

Late Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army (RDTE,A) for Advanced Combat Engine by $20,000,000 to expedite the development of an opposed piston powertrain to deliver enhanced mobility and performance for current and next-generation combat vehicles.

498

Houchin (IN), McGarvey (KY)

Late Increases and decreases Defense-Wide Manufacturing and Technology Program to support glass technology for semiconductor packaging.

499

Cisneros (CA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases funding for Revolving and Management Funds, Defense Working Capital Funds by about $20.7 million to support additional funds to the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA), in accordance with DeCA's FY26 budget estimate.

500

Sewell (AL)

Late Increases and decreases funding in the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army account by $10,000,000 for US Ferro Alloy Prototype Technology Initiative in Line 43, Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology.

501

Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA)

Late Increases and decreases the Hampton Roads maritime industrial base workforce development program by $10 million. This highlights the need of the Direct Report Program Manager for Maritime Industrial Base (DRPM-MIB) to invest in a Maritime Industrial Base Workforce Development Program in the Hampton Roads regions.

502

Stevens (MI)

Late Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $8,000,000 for “HardTech Production Acceleration of Leap-Ahead Systems” in Line 9, Army RDTE.

503

Scott (VA), Wittman (VA), Kiggans (VA)

Late Prevent the closure of the U.S Army Transportation Museum at Fort Eustis.

504

Scott (VA), Wittman (VA), Vindman (VA)

Late Transfers funds to establish leased facilities, prototype systems, and personnel support for this new Army Advanced Air Mobility Dual-use Technology Center.

505

Scott (VA), Elfreth (MD), Kiggans (VA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for the Readiness and Environmental Protection Initiative Program by $200 million.

506

Moulton (MA), Wittman (VA), Whitesides (CA), Carbajal (CA), Subramanyam (VA)

Late Revised Increases funding for the Electro-Optical Commercial Layer program by $120 million to continue procurement of robust commercial remote electro-optical sensing solutions by the National Reconnaissance Office's Commercial Space Programs Office to maximize support to combatant commands for remote sensing data.

507

Levin (CA)

Late Increases funding within Navy RDT&E by $10 million for the production and fielding of temperature gradient-powered unmanned underwater vehicles to enable persistent monitoring and situational awareness under Ocean Warfighting Environment Applied Research (PE0602435N). Decreases funding within Defense-Wide O&M by $10 million.

508

Magaziner (RI), Elfreth (MD)

Late Revised Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $10 million to support the development of a submarine extended length TB-29C towed array underwater acoustic sensor towed behind a vessel to improve detection ranges and localization.

509

Kamlager-Dove (CA)

Late Prohibits the use of funds to implement the June 7 presidential memo activating the deployment of the National Guards to protect ICE personnel and federal property in Los Angeles.

510

Roy (TX)

Late Revised Transfers funds $350,000,000 to Defense Wide Procurement to support the acquisition of critical munitions. Reduces Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program by $350,000,000.

540

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds to be used to depict Taiwan as anything other than "Taiwan" in a publication of on a departmental or agency website.

511

Boebert (CO)

Late Redirects $2 to increase funding for the National Guard Counterdrug Program to train and equip our servicemembers to transnational criminal organizations and prevent the flow of illicit fentanyl and synthetic opioids into our communities. Hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost to the fentanyl crisis in America, including thousands in Colorado.

512

Boebert (CO)

Late Redirects $2 million from other wasteful spending in the bill to increase funding for Counter Narcotics Support to enhance DOD’s role in countering the flow of illicit fentanyl and synthetic opioids. Hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost to the fentanyl crisis in America, including thousands in Colorado.

513

Boebert (CO)

Late Redirects $2 million to increase funding for the Office of the Inspector General to combat waste, fraud, and abuse.

514

Van Duyne (TX)

Late Increases and decreases funding by $10M to RDTE,DW line 47, Defense Innovation Unit (HAC-D Line #47; FY26 PBR Line #51) for compute- and energy-efficient AI training and inferencing. The funding would support an AI algorithm that enables significant reductions in energy consumption and capital costs, while improving accuracy of large-scale AI models for national security use cases.

515

Houchin (IN)

Late Revised Increases and decreases Defense Wide RDT&E funding by $7.5 million to support existing AFSOC airframes, including the C-130J, with autonomous flight controls that will provide SOCOM with additional capability.

516

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits the use of funds for maritime environmental and technical assistance program.

517

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits funds for RDTE for EV chargers.

518

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits funds for biometric data.

519

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Inserts Rep. Perry's WINGMAN Act.

520

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits funds for EVs.

521

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits funds for eco-friendly building materials.

522

Perry (PA)

Late NOT REVIEWABLE Prohibits funds for DPA Solar Panels.

523

Scott, Austin (GA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases funding for Marine Corps RDT&E, page 30, line 3, by $8 Million to procure specialized equipment and training devices that will minimize the exposure of personnel to the physical effects of blast overpressure during training activities.

524

Scott, Austin (GA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases page 27, line 1, by $17,000,000 for the Army to procure specialized equipment and training devices that will minimize the exposure of personnel to the physical effects of blast overpressure during training activities.

525

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for the Taliban.

526

Perry (PA)

Late Inserts Rep. Perry's Ports Not Windmills Act.

527

Perry (PA)

Late Rejects China's Maritime Traffic Safety Law.

528

Randall (WA)

Late Increases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-Wide by $10,000,000 for “Steel Performance Initiative” in Line 63, Manufacturing Technology Program. Decreases funding in Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Defense-wide by $10,000,000.

529

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for the World Economic Forum.

530

Randall (WA), Trahan (MA)

Late Increases funding for Soldier Lethality Advanced Technology Army RDT&E by $5 million for the research and development of a Berry Amendment compliant Powered Paraglider System design to transport the Warfighter at low-level across the battlespace.

531

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds to be used to promote a "one country, two systems" solution for Taiwan.

532

Randall (WA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for the Department of the Navy by $830 million to support the next phase of the Dry Dock Seismic Mitigation project at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS-IMF) in Bremerton, Washington.

533

Randall (WA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for Operation and Maintenance, Navy - Naval Installations CONUS by $10 million to support improvements to Oily Waste Treatment Systems at Naval Base Kitsap and the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Immediate Maintenance Facility (PSNS-IMF).

534

Randall (WA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for the Department of the Navy - Environmental Programs by $5 million to support the restoration and maintenance of treaty-reserved Tribal shellfish beaches on Naval installations across the continental United States.

535

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits The United States will to adhere to any reporting requirement listed in China’s Maritime Traffic Safety Law.

536

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits weapons to Ukraine until the Government of Ukraine reports to Congress.

537

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits the use of official time by the Department of Defense employees for labor organization activity.

538

Perry (PA)

Late Designates Taiwan as a major non-NATO ally.

547

Miller (OH)

Late Increases Air Force RDT&E budget for Aerospace Propulsion research $6,000,000 and reduces Operations and Maintenance, Defense-wide by $6,000,000 to address challenges for electrical circuit protection in tactical aircraft by demonstrating that “software defined” protection hardware can dynamically “learn” and adapt to different configurations of power distribution. Aircraft power protection is critical as aircraft have multiple electric motors, batteries (or fuel cells), numerous power conversion devices, circuit breakers and fuses.

548

Miller (OH)

Late Increases Army RDT&E by $6,000,000 and reduces Operations and Maintenance, Defense-wide by $6,000,000 to support the Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology program’s vehicle centric microgrid project to develop and demonstrate sensing and control strategies to optimize export power capability and availability. These power networks are both on- and off-board vehicles, where power is distributed to microgrids, weapons, communications, traction and other systems.

549

Kamlager-Dove (CA), Min (CA)

Late Prohibits the use of funds for the salary of any DOD official who transmits classified information over the Signal messenger app.

550

Beyer (VA), McClellan (VA), Scott (VA), Subramanyam (VA), Vindman (VA)

Late Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to support the renaming of Fort Barfoot, Virginia; Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia; or Fort Walker, Virginia.

551

Hinson (IA)

Late Revised Increases funding by $10,000,000 for RDT&E, Army (PE# 0603463A, Network C3I Advanced Technology) to support development and pre-production prototyping of a small form factor system that integrates Electronic Warfare (EW) and Assured Position, Navigation, and Timing (A-PNT) capabilities for Army ground vehicles. Offsets this increase by decreasing Operations & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $10,000,000.

552

Hinson (IA)

Late Increases funding by $5,000,000 for RDT&E, Army (PE 0605625A, Manned Ground Vehicle) to support configuration and demonstration of an over-the-air software update capability for Army Ground Combat Systems. Offsets this increase by decreasing Operations & Maintenance, Defense-Wide by $5,000,000.

553

Perry (PA)

Late Prohibits funds for Maritime Environmental and Technical Assistance Program.

554

Perry (PA)

Late Reduces funding for O&M, Defense-Wide by $1 million and increases the Defense Health Program by the same amount for the purpose of furnishing Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) therapy to personnel who elect to receive the treatment.

555

Nunn (IA), Trahan (MA)

Late MAPS Gen II will also provide critical APNT and M-Code for Patriot battalions. An additional $10M will procure 200 systems to equip the 2 PATRIOT BNs of the 52nd ADA Brigade forward stationed in EUCOM where enemy NAVWAR is active since the beginning of the Ukraine war. Without the MAPS Gen II Patriot will not be able to effectively engage air and missile threats and leave our most critical assets in EUCOM undefended.

556

Kiggans (VA)

Late Revised Transfers $10,000,000 within S&C, Navy, Virginia Class Submarines to express congressional intent to support a Maritime Industrial Base workforce development project in Hampton Roads.

557

Moore (AL)

Late Revised Increases RDT&E, Defense-Wide, PE 0603680D8Z, Line 55, by $10 million for modernization of the Organic Industrial Base. Reduces RDT&E, Defense Wide by $10 million.

558

Barrett (MI)

Late Increases RDT&E Army, PE 0603462A, Line 43, Next Generation Combat Vehicle Advanced Technology by $15 million to support the operation of a Connected Vehicle Cybersecurity Center (CVCC) to enhance the Army’s ability to identify and address cybersecurity threats to its vehicle fleet, improving the safety and security of its operations. Decreases $15 million from Defense-Wide Operations and Management.

559

Bean (FL)

Late Increases Navy RDT&E, PE 060356N, Line 43 - Advanced Submarine System Development - by $9,400,000 to support bow conformal array manufacturing optimization.

560

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $25,000,000 to provide the Marine Corps with a Hydrofoiling Wing-in-Ground craft prototype, a high-speed marine transport system prototype (Navy RDTE, Line 87, Rapid Technology Capability Prototype, PE# 0604320M).

561

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Navy RDTE by $7,800,000 to advance the development, qualification, and fielding of improved anti-submarine warfare training target capabilities (PE 0604258N).

562

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $5,000,000 to support submarine carbon dioxide removal studies and demonstration using the Carbon Dioxide Removal by Ionic Liquid System for US Navy submersible use to eliminate odors, improve maintenance and life cycles, and offer instantaneous responsiveness for changing needs.

563

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $25,000,000 to support the Naval Undersea Innovation Technology Program focused on submarine and undersea vehicle technology research and development (#0602747N, Undersea Warfare Applied Research).

564

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Army RDT&E by $13,300,100 to advance ocean and coastal security through advanced ocean security research with innovative methods and technologies (Applied Research - PE 0602144A / Ground Technology).

565

Barragán (CA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases by $10 million to support the Metal Forging Innovation Initiative. The initiative supports projects to modernize forging technologies, expand workforce training programs, and support cleaner and more efficient metal production.

566

Tran (CA), Min (CA)

Late Prohibits funding after August 10, 2025 to assign active duty service members at the Joint Forces Training Base - Los Alamitos for the purposes of President Trump's June 7, 2025 Memorandum.

567

Crawford (AR)

Late Withdrawn Adds an exception to the underlying prohibition contained in the bill related to changes to the National Intelligence Program appropriations account. Changes would be permitted if specifically required to protect the security of classified programs and activities. The Director of National Intelligence would be required to notify Congress 60 days prior to implementation of any changes and would have to certify that planned changes are necessary to address counterintelligence concerns and will not adversely impact reporting necessary for congressional oversight.

568

Kim (CA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for Defense-wide Operation and Maintenance by $5 million to support additional resources and funding for the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency to expedite and increase the number of underwater and terrestrial survey and search operations, in partnership with relevant foreign governments and local officials, in support of Gold Star Families seeking answers for missing U.S. servicemembers and civilians.

569

DesJarlais (TN)

Late Transfers $8,000,000 million in funds for the Pathfinder Air-Assault program to continue research, development and innovation activities to support soldiers.

570

Davis (NC)

Late Increases and decreases Research, Development, Test and Evaluation, Army by $10,000,000 to conduct Technology Development for Ground-to-ground Vehicle Aided Target Recognition. (Army RDT&E, Line 043, PE 0603462A).

571

Crawford (AR)

Late Withdrawn Strikes in its entirety the prohibition on the implementation of changes to the appropriations account structure the National Intelligence Program.

572

Fong (CA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases Defense-wide, Operations & Maintenance by $5,000,000 for DoD's Insider Threat Program to pilot AI enabled software upgrades for enhanced threat monitoring tools (Defense-wide O&M, Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, Line 220, 4GTE).

573

Davis (NC)

Late Increases and decreases Army RDT&E to fund machine learning programs and optimize the efficient delivery of advanced breakthrough technologies.

574

Finstad (MN), Elfreth (MD)

Late Revised Increases and decreases O&M, Navy by $5.0 million and increases and decreases O&M, Air Force by $5.0 million to provide for Harmful Behaviors Software Implementation.

575

Finstad (MN), Elfreth (MD)

Late Withdrawn Increases and decreases O&M, Air Force by $5.0 million for Harmful Behaviors Software Implementation.

576

Balderson (OH), Kelly (PA), Deluzio (PA)

Late Transfers funding to be used by the Navy for continued research into solid-state circuit breaker technology to support the development of future naval power systems that require high-performance electrical protection for advanced weapons and sensors. R&D into this technology is critical for replacing outdated mechanical breakers and enabling safe, reliable operation of medium- and low-voltage DC systems in next-generation platforms.

577

Magaziner (RI)

Late Increases and decreases Navy RDT&E by $3,000,000 to support scientific research on developing lightweight polymer materials and structures that can maintain their superior mechanical and structural performance over long seawater exposure without strength degradation for maritime deployments.

578

Mackenzie (PA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases funding by $16,000,000 in the COLUMBIA Shipbuilding and Conversion Navy (SCN) Advanced Procurement Account to support the Heavy Forging Capacity Improvement Project.

579

Mackenzie (PA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases funding by $5,000,000 for Army RDT&E, Ground Technology (PE 0602144A), Line 8 to support Rapid Hypersonic High-Entropy Alloy Deployment (RHEAD).

580

Mackenzie (PA)

Late Revised Increases and decreases funding by $5,000,000 in the Account Defense-Wide RDT&E, PE 0603680S, Manufacturing Technology Program, Line 56 in the Defense Logistics Agency, to support the Defense Logistics Agency's Battery Network Research and Development Program.

581

Hudson (NC)

Late Withdrawn Revises amendment 163 in order to correct a grammatical/technical error from the initial submission. The summary of the amendment is as follows: Increases funding by $11.9 M to R,D,T&E Defense-wide for Intel Systems Development to fund Natural Language Command and Control of Uncrewed Systems for Special Operations Command, offset by a decrease to Operation and Maintenance, Defense-wide by the same amount to support Voice-Controlled autonomy to reduce uncrewed systems operator workload for special operations command.

582

Takano (CA)

Late Increases funding by $1,000,000 for the establishment of a commission to investigate conditions past and present for LGBTQ personnel in the Uniformed Services and draft recommendations addressing inequities and persistent discrimination against LGBTQ servicemember and veteran populations.