Investing in infrastructure bolsters the military's ability to train and fight, while also ensuring our service members and their families are taken care of at home every day.
John Rice Carter: “Investing in infrastructure bolsters the military's ability to train and fight, while also ensuring our service members…”
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Emphasizing the importance of infrastructure for military readiness and family support.
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