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National Defense is the number one responsibility of the Federal government, and the technological advantage our troops have in the field today is due to investments in R&D from years past. Congressman Brooks believes we must continue to commit the resources necessary to maintain our advantage in the field over any potential enemy of the future.
Congressman Brooks founded and co-chairs the Army Aviation Caucus, which has the mission of assuring Army Aviation has the support needed to successfully perform current and future missions. The bi-partisan Caucus is made up of more than 40 members and meets an average of once a month. In addition to educational sessions, the Caucus has sent letters to the Administration asking for clarification on several issues and is a great avenue for community and military involvement. Congressman Brooks has also introduced legislation (HR 4125, Protecting U.S. Missile Defense Information Act) to prohibit the Administration from giving away America’s classified missile defense information, including hit-to-kill technology.
For more information concerning Defense and National Security, please contact Congressman Brooks' Washington, DC office.
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Rep. Brooks Convenes First Army Aviation Caucus Meeting of the 113th Congress, Announces New Co-Chair
02/05/13Washington, D.C. – This morning Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) convened the first meeting of the Army Aviation Caucus in the 113th Congress, welcoming on board Rep. Bill Owens (D-NY) as the new Co-Chair.
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Rep. Brooks Convenes First Army Aviation Caucus Meeting of the 113th Congress, Announces New Co-Chair
02/05/13Washington, D.C. – This morning Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) convened the first meeting of the Army Aviation Caucus in the 113th Congress, welcoming on board Rep. Bill Owens (D-NY) as the new Co-Chair.
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Rep. Brooks Questions Secretary Clinton on Benghazi Tragedy
01/23/13Washington, D.C. – This afternoon, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), a member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, questioned U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the misinformation provided by the White House via U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice.
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AL.com: Rep. Mo Brooks questions Hillary Clinton in House hearing over Benghazi deaths
01/23/13WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, took part today in the questioning of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during a House hearing over the death of four Americans in a Libyan uprising last year.
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The Huntsville Times: Rep. Mo Brooks: Use foreign aid to pay for Sandy relief
01/15/13U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, is proposing to divert funds from foreign aid to pay recovery costs from Super Storm Sandy.
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Al.com: Raytheon opens Redstone facility with eye on February date for first SM-6 integration
11/26/12HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Raytheon held ribbon cutting ceremonies for its new $75 million missile integration and testing facility at Redstone Arsenal Monday. Now, company officials said, it's time to get to work.
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