On the recordOctober 22, 2013
the House has passed both the National Defense Authorization Act and defense appropriations, which are sitting in the Senate.
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congress.govthe House has passed both the National Defense Authorization Act and defense appropriations, which are sitting in the Senate.
Turner highlights the House's completion of defense bills awaiting Senate action.
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