A bill to improve the missile defense capabilities of the United States, and for other purposes.

Read twice and referred to the Committee on Armed Services.

Bill 119 s 435, also known as the Missile Defense Act, aims to enhance the missile defense capabilities of the United States. The bill seeks to strengthen the country's ability to defend against potential missile threats from foreign adversaries.

The legislation includes provisions for the development and deployment of advanced missile defense systems, as well as the enhancement of existing systems. It also calls for increased funding for research and development in the field of missile defense technology.

Additionally, the bill addresses the need for improved coordination and cooperation between the various branches of the US military, as well as with international allies, in order to effectively respond to missile threats. Overall, the Missile Defense Act is designed to bolster the national security of the United States by ensuring that the country is well-equipped to defend against potential missile attacks.