Boosting US military logistics and readiness with allies in the Indo-Pacific.
This act focuses on enhancing the combat and logistical readiness of the US armed forces in the Pacific region, which is crucial for national security. It mandates close cooperation with Japan and South Korea on testing supply systems and requires a review of the military's ability to sustain operations when supply lines are threatened. Furthermore, it allows the Navy to conduct repair exercises for warships in foreign shipyards to improve response speed during crises.
Key points
Inclusion of Japan and the Republic of Korea in military logistics testing and prototyping programs to strengthen collective defense.
Requirement for the Department of Defense to review its capability to sustain and repair equipment when traditional supply lines are contested.
Permission for scheduled maintenance exercises on up to six naval vessels annually in foreign shipyards to enhance wartime or high-tension readiness.
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