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Moore Says NDAA Will Benefit Hill Air Force Base, Military Families in Utah
Summary
Congressman Blake Moore said the House-passed NDAA strengthens deterrence, raises troop pay and upgrades housing, calling it a 'huge win' for military communities and specifically citing Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
In a short recorded statement, Congressman Blake Moore said the House-passed National Defense Authorization Act would deliver benefits to military communities in his district, singling out Hill Air Force Base in Utah. "Huge win for the country, our service members, all military communities, but especially for Hill Air Force Base back home in Utah," Moore said.
Moore also summarized what he described as the bill's main benefits: increased pay for troops, strengthened deterrence and improvements to military housing for service members and their families. He additionally asserted that the legislation trims nearly $30 billion in programs he called wasteful. The recording provides Moore's summary and local emphasis but does not include details on which housing projects or appropriation lines will be affected.
