This bill would expand federal law to allow active-duty members of the Armed Forces to carry concealed firearms nationwide, similar to existing protections for qualified law enforcement officers. Currently, federal law permits certain retired and off-duty police officers to carry concealed weapons across state lines, but active-duty military members are not included in this reciprocity. The legislation would amend federal law to allow active-duty service members who have completed a military firearms qualification within the past 12 months to carry concealed firearms in all states, regardless of local or state gun laws. Military personnel would need to present a valid Department of Defense common access card and proof of current firearms qualification as identification. The bill does not specify any funding requirements or implementation timeline beyond the 12-month firearms qualification renewal period.