NDAA
The National Defense Authorization Act, commonly known as the NDAA, is a United States federal law that sets the budget and policies for the Department of Defense. This annual legislation authorizes appropriations for national defense activities, including personnel, operations, and procurement. Beyond its budgetary role, the NDAA often incorporates provisions on a wide range of defense-related issues, such as military personnel policies, emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and foreign policy matters relevant to national security.
The process of creating the NDAA involves both the House of Representatives and the Senate, which must