This bill requires the Department of Defense to create and submit a comprehensive strategy within 180 days to speed up cleanup efforts for "forever chemicals" (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS) that have contaminated military installations and National Guard facilities. The strategy must establish clear priorities for cleanup based on health and environmental risks, set timelines for each phase of remediation, identify resources needed to reduce delays, and create performance benchmarks to track progress. Additionally, within one year, the Defense Department must launch a public online dashboard that updates twice yearly with information on cleanup funding, status, timelines, and community contact points for each affected military site. The bill essentially aims to make PFAS contamination cleanup efforts more transparent, coordinated, and efficient across the military.