Senator Budd Receives Armed Services Subcommittee Assignments for 119th Congress
Washington, D.C. — Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) has received the following subcommittee assignments for the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) for the 119th Congress:
Emerging Threats and Capabilities
Airland
Personnel
Cybersecurity
Sen. Budd said in a statement:
“I am excited to continue serving on the Senate Armed Services Subcommittees on Emerging Threats and Capabilities to support special operations forces; the Personnel Subcommittee to address recruiting, retention, quality of life issues facing North Carolina service members and their families; and the Cybersecurity Subcommittee to strengthen the United States’ ability to combat cyber threats and attacks on the homeland.
“I am also pleased to be joining the Airland Subcommittee to make sure the men and women of the Army and Air Force – particularly at Fort Liberty and Seymour Johnson Air Force Base – have the weapons, vehicles, equipment, and other resources they need to be the most lethal fighting force in the world.”
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