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for the military
$695.9 billion for the Department of Defense, including
$68.7 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations fund (a decrease of $9.7 billion from FY 2020),[86] including:
A 3% rise in military pay.[87]
$2.3 billion for a second Virginia-class attack submarine, a key priority for legislators who have pressed for the construction of two attack subs per year[2]fnew, non-emergency discretionary spending
$2 billion for the Space Force[88]
$243 billion in mandatory and discretionary funding for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (including advance appropriations from the preceding year).[87] VA funding includes $3.2 billion to address the Veterans Benefits Administration backlog of disability claims,[87] $16 b llion for MISSION Act community care,[86] $2.6 billion for VA electronic health record modernization,[87] and $1.2 billion for the Caregivers Program.[86]
source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolidated_Ap..._Act,_2021
$695.9 billion for the Department of Defense, including
$68.7 billion for the Overseas Contingency Operations fund (a decrease of $9.7 billion from FY 2020),[86] including:
A 3% rise in military pay.[87]
$2.3 billion for a second Virginia-class attack submarine, a key priority for legislators who have pressed for the construction of two attack subs per year[2]fnew, non-emergency discretionary spending
$2 billion for the Space Force[88]
$243 billion in mandatory and discretionary funding for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (including advance appropriations from the preceding year).[87] VA funding includes $3.2 billion to address the Veterans Benefits Administration backlog of disability claims,[87] $16 b llion for MISSION Act community care,[86] $2.6 billion for VA electronic health record modernization,[87] and $1.2 billion for the Caregivers Program.[86]
source
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolidated_Ap..._Act,_2021
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