HR 2401 - Defense FY94 Authorization Bill - National Key Vote

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Title: Defense FY94 Authorization Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to adopt a conference report that authorizes $263.52 billion in appropriations for military activities of the Defense Department for fiscal year 1994

Highlights:

  • Prohibits individuals who are open about their homosexuality from serving in the U.S. military (also known as the "Don’t Ask, Don't Tell" policy) (Sec. 574).
  • Requires the President to submit to Congress a detailed report of the goals and objectives supporting the deployment of U.S. troops in Somalia, including a description of the mission, number of troops needed, who is command of troops, and location and duration of the mission by October 15, 1993 (Sec. 1051).
  • $90.06 billion for military operations and maintenance, including $2.31 billion for environmental restoration and $1.11 billion for drug interdiction and counter-drug activities.
  • $70.67 billion for military personnel, which includes a 2.2 percent pay increase.
  • $45.32 billion for procurement of aircraft, missiles, weapons, combat vehicles, and ammunition.
  • $37.89 billion for research, development, test and development, including $2.62 billion for ballistic missile defense.
  • $11.49 billion for military construction and land acquisition.
  • $12.47 billion for the Department of Energy National Security Programs, including $5.55 billion for environmental restoration and waste management and $4.01 billion for weapons activities.

See How Your Politicians Voted

Title: Defense FY94 Authorization Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to adopt a conference report that authorizes $263.52 billion in appropriations for military activities of the Defense Department for fiscal year 1994

Highlights:

  • Prohibits individuals who are open about their homosexuality from serving in the U.S. military (also known as the "Don’t Ask, Don't Tell" policy) (Sec. 574).
  • Requires the President to submit to Congress a detailed report of the goals and objectives supporting the deployment of U.S. troops in Somalia, including a description of the mission, number of troops needed, who is command of troops, and location and duration of the mission by October 15, 1993 (Sec. 1051).
  • $90.06 billion for military operations and maintenance, including $2.31 billion for environmental restoration and $1.11 billion for drug interdiction and counter-drug activities.
  • $70.67 billion for military personnel, which includes a 2.2 percent pay increase.
  • $45.32 billion for procurement of aircraft, missiles, weapons, combat vehicles, and ammunition.
  • $37.89 billion for research, development, test and development, including $2.62 billion for ballistic missile defense.
  • $11.49 billion for military construction and land acquisition.
  • $12.47 billion for the Department of Energy National Security Programs, including $5.55 billion for environmental restoration and waste management and $4.01 billion for weapons activities.

Title: Fiscal Year 1994 Defense Authorization Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that authorizes $270.74 billion in appropriations for military activities of the Defense Department for fiscal year 1994.

Highlights:

  • Prohibits individuals who are open about their homosexuality from serving in the U.S. military (also known as the "Don’t Ask, Don't Tell" policy) (Sec. 574).
  • Requires the President to submit to Congress a detailed report of the goals and objectives supporting the deployment of U.S. troops in Somalia, including a description of the mission, number of troops needed, who is command of troops, and location and duration of the mission by October 15, 1993 (Sec. 1051).
  • $90.06 billion for military operations and maintenance, including $2.31 billion for environmental restoration and $1.11 billion for drug interdiction and counter-drug activities.
  • $70.67 billion for military personnel, which includes a 2.2 percent pay increase.
  • $45.32 billion for procurement of aircraft, missiles, weapons, combat vehicles, and ammunition.
  • $37.89 billion for research, development, test and development, including $2.62 billion for ballistic missile defense.
  • $11.49 billion for military construction and land acquisition.
  • $12.47 billion for the Department of Energy National Security Programs, including $5.55 billion for environmental restoration and waste management and $4.01 billion for weapons activities.

NOTE: THIS VOTE PASSED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT, MEANING NO MEMBER OBJECTED TO THE PASSAGE OF THE VOTE. THIS DOES NOT NECESSARILY INDICATE THAT ALL MEMBERS FAVORED THE VOTE'S OUTCOME.

See How Your Politicians Voted

Title: Fiscal Year 1994 Defense Authorization Bill

Vote Smart's Synopsis:

Vote to pass a bill that authorizes $270.74 billion in appropriations for military activities of the Defense Department for fiscal year 1994.

Highlights:

  • Prohibits individuals who are open about their homosexuality from serving in the U.S. military (also known as the "Don’t Ask, Don't Tell" policy) (Sec. 574).
  • Requires the President to submit to Congress a detailed report of the goals and objectives supporting the deployment of U.S. troops in Somalia, including a description of the mission, number of troops needed, who is command of troops, and location and duration of the mission by October 15, 1993 (Sec. 1051).
  • $90.06 billion for military operations and maintenance, including $2.31 billion for environmental restoration and $1.11 billion for drug interdiction and counter-drug activities.
  • $70.67 billion for military personnel, which includes a 2.2 percent pay increase.
  • $45.32 billion for procurement of aircraft, missiles, weapons, combat vehicles, and ammunition.
  • $37.89 billion for research, development, test and development, including $2.62 billion for ballistic missile defense.
  • $11.49 billion for military construction and land acquisition.
  • $12.47 billion for the Department of Energy National Security Programs, including $5.55 billion for environmental restoration and waste management and $4.01 billion for weapons activities.

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