On July 22, local time, we learned that the US House of Representatives passed an annual defense policy bill totaling nearly 1.15 trillion US dollars with 216 votes in favor and 212 votes against that day. The bill will be sent to the Senate for a vote. According to reports, this “National Defense Authorization Act” aims to expand the defense production capacity of the United States and will increase the remuneration of all active military personnel. The bill authorizes funding for research and development of various types of aircraft, covering next-generation fighter jets, B-21 “Raider” bombers, P-8 maritime patrol aircraft, F-35 fighter jets, and “Chinugan” and “Black Hawk” helicopters. The bill also approved funding to build and support the fourth Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine, two Virginia-class nuclear submarines, and two Arly Burke class destroyers. The bill also codifies several of the Trump administration's executive orders.

On July 22, local time, we learned that the US House of Representatives passed an annual defense policy bill totaling nearly 1.15 trillion US dollars with 216 votes in favor and 212 votes against that day. The bill will be sent to the Senate for a vote. According to reports, this “National Defense Authorization Act” aims to expand the defense production capacity of the United States and will increase the remuneration of all active military personnel. The bill authorizes funding for research and development of various types of aircraft, covering next-generation fighter jets, B-21 “Raider” bombers, P-8 maritime patrol aircraft, F-35 fighter jets, and “Chinugan” and “Black Hawk” helicopters. The bill also approved funding to build and support the fourth Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine, two Virginia-class nuclear submarines, and two Arly Burke class destroyers. The bill also codifies several of the Trump administration's executive orders.