Alaska's fisheries are by far the largest in the nation, accounting for over 50 percent of total domestic landings for the country.
Dan Sullivan
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Daniel Scott Sullivan is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the junior United States senator from Alaska, a position he has held since January 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Sullivan has focused on issues such as national security, economic development, and energy policy during his tenure in the Senate. He has also been involved in various committees, including the Senate Armed Services Committee and the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.
On the Federal level, laws like the Magnuson-Stevens Act led by Don Young and the late great Senator Ted Stevens, kicked out the foreign fleets and increased scientific investment by integrating vigorous science-based standards into the…
It's actually a serious issue that I think some of the Federal agencies need to take more seriously.
I have been pressing this fairly hard, and NOAA kind of tap dances a little bit.
Are you looking at putting a robust budget request as part of the implementation of the Pacific Salmon Treaty?
I actually support Senator Wicker's focus on another national security cutter.
I think it's a disgrace that we have men and women who serve in the uniform of the United States of America deploying on a ship that's that old and they do a great job keeping it up to speed, but, holy cow, that ship is very, very, very…
If it's going to take seven to ten years, why shouldn't we just lease some icebreakers?
So no one's saying ten years and a billion dollars for one ship anymore, I hope?
The very missions of each agency contribute to the safety, national security, and economic growth of our nation.
There was a significant provision that I authored that has the authorization for six additional icebreakers.
The bureaucratic focus on these regs when we all know it's actually hurting the very people those regs are supposed to help is starting to become a real problem
We all think that was a good move, so that's a good initiative by the Coast Guard.
The intent of that regulation seems to be flipped on its head when you're looking at the exact point of that regulation is to help small communities with shipbuilding capacity
Thank you, Mr. O'Rourke, and I appreciate you and CRS's serious work and detailed comments and your continuing involvement and oversight, helping us with oversight, very, very important.
I think it's pretty safe to say that Coast Guard cutters fleet, it's smaller, certainly smaller than it was 15 years ago, but the demands, as I kind of hinted at and so did Senator Baldwin, of the Coast Guard have only been increasing.
Do we have the range and air space available to conduct similar exercises within the U.S. Armed Forces?
What is the USAF doing to ensure that the two USAF Aggressor squadrons of F-16s have necessary upgrades to remain at the level of our near-peer adversaries?
What specific plans do you have to start executing elements of the JPARC 2025 to help modernize the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex?
Secretary Wilson, the Air Force concurred with GAO's F-22 recommendation to identify and assess alternative approaches to organizing F-22 squadrons.
What are the plans to bring some of those F-35s to JPARC and the 18th Aggressors, and not just Nellis AFB?





