Congressman Cory Mills Votes "Yes" to Advance the National Defense Authorization Act out of Committee

Washington, D.C. — On Wednesday, May 22, 2024, Congressman Cory Mills voted to advance the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) out of Committee. The NDAA will encompass many of his national defense priorities, including investing in our military's lethality, properly equipping warfighters, improving the quality of life for our service members, implementing contracting reforms, and strengthening our military's readiness.

“As a combat veteran and Representative of Florida’s 7th Congressional District who sits on the House Armed Services Committee, I look forward to seeing the House Armed Services Committee defense policy advance. This legislation includes various measures to ensure a better quality of life for our troops and strengthen the United States’ defense readiness,” said Congressman Cory Mills (Fl-07). 

“With the looming geopolitical alignment of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, it is more important than ever that we invest in our armed forces and bolster the United States’ defense readiness. We must ensure that our service members and their families, who have sacrificed so much, are equipped with the proper training, equipment, and support they need to continue safeguarding our nation. I am proud to have voted to advance a defense bill that effectively authorizes U.S. taxpayer dollars to strengthen our military, readiness, and ensure a better quality of life for our service members.”

Congressman Cory Mills introduced and voted in favor of numerous measures, see the full list here.

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