On the recordOctober 5, 2015
Assuming we keep intact our 53-year record of passing the NDAA, this legislation will become law by year's end, but only for military personnel and their families, not for veterans.
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congress.govAssuming we keep intact our 53-year record of passing the NDAA, this legislation will become law by year's end, but only for military personnel and their families, not for veterans.
Donnelly emphasizes the NDAA's focus on military personnel, excluding veterans.
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