S. 807, titled the “Guarding Readiness Resources Act,” allows the National Guard Bureau to receive and use funds reimbursed by states, including Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, and the Virgin Islands, for using military property. These reimbursed funds can be...
S. 807 is a plan that lets the National Guard use money they get back from states after the states have borrowed military equipment. The money can help keep the equipment in good shape.
H. R. 1695 is a bill titled the "Guarding Readiness Resources Act." It proposes that funds received by the National Guard Bureau from states, or regions like Puerto Rico and Guam, as reimbursement for the use of military property, be credited to specific appropriations,...
H. R. 1695 is a plan to make sure that when the National Guard borrows things like trucks or tools from states, any money they pay back could be used to fix, take care of, or swap out those things. This is like when a friend borrows your bike and agrees to help you with its maintenance when they return it.
S. 4511 is a bill known as the "Guarding Readiness Resources Act," which allows the National Guard Bureau to credit funds received as reimbursement from States, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Guam, or the Virgin Islands. These reimbursed funds can be credited to the...
The "Guarding Readiness Resources Act" lets the National Guard keep money they get back from states to help fix or replace things like trucks or equipment when they help out during emergencies, making sure they have the money they need to stay ready.
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