I rise to recognize the United States Air Force, truly the greatest, as we have seen over and over and over again. To ensure our status as the strongest and most effective Air Force in the world, it is imperative that we invest in a highly mission-capable fleet of frontline fighter jets. That is why I have introduced H.R. 4027, the Frontline Fighter Force First Act. The legislation mandates that we prioritize combat-coded fighters, evaluating both the immediate and future needs of vital fighters like the F-15E Strike Eagle at places such as Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and Next Generation Air Dominance. Air power and superiority are must-have assets in modern warfare, which is why I call upon my colleagues in Congress to pass the Frontline Fighter Force First Act without delay.
Joseph Haynes Davis: “I rise to recognize the United States Air Force, truly the greatest, as we have seen over and over and over again. To…”
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Recognizing the importance of the Air Force and introducing legislation to enhance frontline fighter capabilities.
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