This bill modifies how the U.S. military can use funding for security assistance programs that build the capacity of foreign military forces. Specifically, it changes the rules so that security assistance funds provided in fiscal year 2025 and beyond can now support programs that span up to three fiscal years, rather than being limited to a single year. This affects the Department of Defense and any foreign military partners receiving U.S. security assistance under this authority. The bill essentially gives the Pentagon more flexibility in planning and executing longer-term training and equipment programs for allied nations without needing to secure new funding for each fiscal year. The change takes effect starting in fiscal year 2025 and applies to all subsequent years.
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