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Provides $797.7 billion, an increase of $69.262 billion, to combat Russian aggression, protect national security, support servicemembers, address gender-based violence and extremism, and confront the climate crisis Combats Russian Aggression • Continues critical security assistance to Ukraine with an additional $300 million for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative for training, equipment, weapons, supplies, and salaries • Provides intelligence support to the Ukrainian military and national security forces • Includes $350 million for allies and partners facing Russian Aggression, including $225 million for the Baltic Security Initiative Protects National Security and Sustains Millions of Jobs • Preserves our domestic advanced manufacturing base to support jobs and economic growth • Enhances research and development with over $136 billion for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E) • Provides $161.5 billion for procurement efforts, increasing funding for modernization to counter China and other near-peer adversaries which includes nearly $32 billion to procure 11 Navy ships • Defends democracy and counters China by advancing a free and open Indo-Pacific • Provides $42 million to implement DoD’s Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response Action Plan, including measures to avoid, mitigate, and respond to civilian harm Supports Servicemembers and Military Families • Provides the full funding necessary to support a 4.6 percent military pay raise • Goes above the President’s budget request by $1.2 billion for the basic allowance for housing and $328 million for the basic allowance for subsistence to address rising prices Invests $687 million to construct and renovate public schools on military installations • • Provides full funding for suicide prevention and sexual assault programs, including $479 million to implement the recommendations of the Independent Review Commission on Sexual Assault and $47 million for the Special Victims’ Counsel programs • Directs DoD to address extremist ideologies, including white supremacy Confronts the Climate Crisis and Enhances Facility Resilience • Invests more than $2 billion in clean energy and climate adaptation to protect facilities, readiness, and global security • Cleans up toxic sites globally with $1.6 billion for Environmental Restoration activities • • Provides $1 billion to improve the Red Hill storage facility and to respond to the fuel spill Includes $20 million to study health implications of PFOS/PFOA contamination in drinking water