Gillibrand and Schumer Secured $700K to Create Counter-WMD Response Team in 2009, Fought to Preserve Critical Emergency Unit
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Gillibrand Secures Senate Approval for $50 Million for Nanotechnology R&D
Department Of Defense To Invest $50 Million in Microelectronics Research – College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering of the University At Albany Would Compete For Funding
Schumer, Gillibrand Secure Senate Approval of More Than $190 Million to Build New Barracks at West Point
Gillibrand, Member Of Senate Armed Services Committee, Wrote and Passed Amendment To Restore Funding For New Barracks as Part of 2013 National Defense Authorization Act
Schumer, Gillibrand Secure Senate Approval of Nearly $140 Million for Construction at Fort Drum
Gillibrand, Member Of The Senate Armed Services Committee, Fought Hard For Federal Resources For New and Improved Facilities
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce $24 Million Investment for New York Army National Guard Construction Project Clears Senate – Military Construction Project Will Build State-of-the-Art Maintenance Shop on Base
Schumer, Gillibrand Announce Stormville Army National Guard Construction Project Has Passed on the Senate Floor At President’s Requested Level
Gillibrand Secures Senate Approval for New Air Force Cyber Security Strategy for R&D at Rome Labs
Gillibrand Amendment To National Defense Authorization Act Requires Air Force To Outline Investment Strategy For New Cyber Technology R&D
With One of Two New York Terrorism Emergency Task Forces At-Risk of Being Cut from Defense Budget, Gillibrand Announces Senate Passage of Provision to Preserve New York’s National Guard WMD Civil Support Teams
Gillibrand Bill to Fund Critical Emergency Unit in Scotia Now Heads to Full Senate
U.S. Senate Passes Legislation Requiring a Report on Defense Department Plans to Open Combat Roles to Women
Gillibrand Legislation Would Require a Report on Changing Current Policy That Officially Bars Qualified Servicewomen from Combat Roles, Women Already Serving On The Frontlines to Defend the Country, Nearly 15% of Active Duty Military Forces Are Women
U.S. Senate Passes Legislation Requiring a Report on Defense Department Plans to Open Combat Roles to Women
Gillibrand Legislation Would Require a Report on Changing Current Policy That Officially Bars Qualified Servicewomen from Combat Roles, Women Already Serving On The Frontlines to Defend the Country, Nearly 15% of Active Duty Military Forces Are Women
U.S. Senate Passes Gillibrand Legislation Pushing Defense Department to Combat Hazing, Promote Diversity Among Senior Military Ranks
After Two Hazing Cases Involving New York Servicemen, Gillibrand Proposal Calls on Armed Services to Track, Respond to and Hold Accountable Hazing Incidents in the Military, Calls for a Comprehensive Review of the Military’s Policies on Hazing Prevention and Response and Pushes for Anonymous Reporting Procedures
