The Armed Services Committee has jurisdiction over defense policy generally, ongoing military operations, the organization and reform of the Department of Defense and Department of Energy, counter-drug programs, acquisition and industrial base policy, technology transfer and export controls, joint interoperability, the Cooperative Threat Reduction program, Department of Energy nonproliferation programs, and detainee affairs and policy.[3]
Historyedit
The Armed Services Committee was created by the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, which consolidated the functions of two predecessor committees: the Committee on Military Affairs and the Committee on Naval Affairs, which were established as standing committees in 1822. Another predecessor, the Committee on the Militia, was created in 1835 and existed until 1911 when it was abolished and its jurisdiction transferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.[4] When Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in 1994, the committee was renamed the Committee on National Security. It was later renamed the Committee on Armed Services.
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^Chapter 4. Records of the Armed Services Committee and Its Predecessors Guide to the Record of the U.S. House of Representatives at the National Archives, 1789-1989 (Record Group 233)
^"ROGERS WELCOMES MEMBERS TO HASC FOR 118TH CONGRESS". Armed Services Republicans. January 25, 2023. Retrieved January 27, 2023.
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^"Smith, Langevin Announce New Subcommittee for the 117th Congress". February 3, 2021.
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The U S House Committee on Armed Services commonly known as the House Armed Services Committee or HASC is a standing committee of the United States House of Representatives It is responsible for funding and oversight of the Department of Defense DoD and the United States Armed Forces as well as substantial portions of the Department of Energy Its regular legislative product is the National Defense Authorization Act which has been passed by Congress and signed into law each year since 1962 2 House Armed Services CommitteeStanding committeeActive United States House of Representatives118th CongressCommittee logoHistoryFormedAugust 2 1946PrecededCommittee on Military Affairs Committee on Naval AffairsFormerly known asCommittee on National SecurityLeadershipChairMike Rogers R Since January 3 2023Ranking memberAdam Smith D Since January 3 2023Vice chairRob Wittman R Since January 25 2023 1 StructureSeats59Political partiesMajority 31 Republican 31 Minority 28 Democratic 28 JurisdictionPolicy areasDefense policy military operationsOversight authorityDepartment of Defense Armed Forces Department of Energy partly Senate counterpartSenate Armed Services CommitteeSubcommitteesIntelligence and Special Operations Military Personnel Readiness Seapower and Projection Forces Strategic Forces Tactical Air and Land Forces Cyber Innovative Technologies and Information SystemsWebsitearmedservices wbr house wbr gov Contents 1 Jurisdiction 2 History 3 Members 118th Congress 4 Subcommittees 5 Historical membership rosters 5 1 114th Congress 5 2 115th Congress 5 3 116th Congress 5 4 117th Congress 6 Chairmen since 1947 7 References 8 External linksJurisdiction editThe Armed Services Committee has jurisdiction over defense policy generally ongoing military operations the organization and reform of the Department of Defense and Department of Energy counter drug programs acquisition and industrial base policy technology transfer and export controls joint interoperability the Cooperative Threat Reduction program Department of Energy nonproliferation programs and detainee affairs and policy 3 History editThe Armed Services Committee was created by the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946 which consolidated the functions of two predecessor committees the Committee on Military Affairs and the Committee on Naval Affairs which were established as standing committees in 1822 Another predecessor the Committee on the Militia was created in 1835 and existed until 1911 when it was abolished and its jurisdiction transferred to the Committee on Military Affairs 4 When Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in 1994 the committee was renamed the Committee on National Security It was later renamed the Committee on Armed Services Members 118th Congress editMajority Minority Mike Rogers Alabama Chair Joe Wilson South Carolina Mike Turner Ohio Doug Lamborn Colorado Rob Wittman Virginia Vice Chair Austin Scott Georgia Sam Graves Missouri Elise Stefanik New York Scott DesJarlais Tennessee Trent Kelly Mississippi Mike Gallagher Wisconsin Matt Gaetz Florida Don Bacon Nebraska Jim Banks Indiana Jack Bergman Michigan Michael Waltz Florida Mike Johnson Louisiana until October 25 2023 Lisa McClain Michigan Ronny Jackson Texas Pat Fallon Texas Carlos A Gimenez Florida Nancy Mace South Carolina Brad Finstad Minnesota Dale Strong Alabama Morgan Luttrell Texas Jen Kiggans Virginia Nick LaLota New York James Moylan Guam Mark Alford Missouri Cory Mills Florida Rich McCormick Georgia Lance Gooden Texas from December 6 2023 Adam Smith Washington Ranking Member Joe Courtney Connecticut John Garamendi California Donald Norcross New Jersey Ruben Gallego Arizona Seth Moulton Massachusetts Salud Carbajal California Ro Khanna California Bill Keating Massachusetts Andy Kim New Jersey Chrissy Houlahan Pennsylvania Jason Crow Colorado until February 27 2023 Elissa Slotkin Michigan Mikie Sherrill New Jersey Veronica Escobar Texas Jared Golden Maine Sara Jacobs California Marilyn Strickland Washington Pat Ryan New York Jeff Jackson North Carolina Gabe Vasquez New Mexico Chris Deluzio Pennsylvania Jill Tokuda Hawaii Don Davis North Carolina Jennifer McClellan Virginia from March 8 2023 Terri Sewell Alabama Steven Horsford Nevada Jimmy Panetta California Marc Veasey Texas Resolutions electing members H Res 14 Chair H Res 15 Ranking Member H Res 79 D H Res 80 R H Res 164 D H Res 205 D H Res 913 R Subcommittees editSubcommittee Chair 5 Ranking Member 6 Cyber Innovative Technologies and Information Systems Mike Gallagher R WI Ro Khanna D CA Intelligence and Special Operations Jack Bergman R MI Ruben Gallego D AZ Military Personnel Jim Banks R IN Andy Kim D NJ Readiness Michael Waltz R FL John Garamendi D CA Seapower and Projection Forces Trent Kelly R MS Joe Courtney D CT Strategic Forces Doug Lamborn R CO Seth Moulton D MA Tactical Air and Land Forces Rob Wittman R VA Donald Norcross D NJ Historical membership rosters edit114th Congress edit Majority 7 Minority 8 Mac Thornberry Texas Chair Walter B Jones North Carolina Randy Forbes Virginia Jeff Miller Florida Joe Wilson South Carolina Frank LoBiondo New Jersey Rob Bishop Utah Mike Turner Ohio John Kline Minnesota Mike Rogers Alabama Trent Franks Arizona Bill Shuster Pennsylvania Mike Conaway Texas Doug Lamborn Colorado Rob Wittman Virginia Duncan D Hunter California John Fleming Louisiana Mike Coffman Colorado Chris Gibson New York Vicky Hartzler Missouri Joe Heck Nevada Austin Scott Georgia Steven Palazzo Mississippi Mo Brooks Alabama Rich Nugent Florida Paul Cook California Jim Bridenstine Oklahoma Brad Wenstrup Ohio Jackie Walorski Indiana Bradley Byrne Alabama Sam Graves Missouri Ryan Zinke Montana Elise Stefanik New York Martha McSally Arizona Steve Knight California Tom MacArthur New Jersey Adam Smith Washington Ranking Member Loretta Sanchez California Bob Brady Pennsylvania Susan Davis California James Langevin Rhode Island Rick Larsen Washington Jim Cooper Tennessee Madeleine Bordallo Guam Joe Courtney Connecticut Niki Tsongas Massachusetts John Garamendi California Hank Johnson Georgia Jackie Speier California Joaquin Castro Texas Tammy Duckworth Illinois Scott Peters California Marc Veasey Texas Tulsi Gabbard Hawaii Tim Walz Minnesota Beto O Rourke Texas Donald Norcross New Jersey Mark Takai Hawaii Gwen Graham Florida Ruben Gallego Arizona Brad Ashford Nebraska Seth Moulton Massachusetts Pete Aguilar California 115th Congress edit Majority 9 Minority 10 Mac Thornberry Texas Chair Walter B Jones Jr North Carolina Joe Wilson South Carolina Frank LoBiondo New Jersey Rob Bishop Utah Mike Turner Ohio Mike Rogers Alabama Bill Shuster Pennsylvania Mike Conaway Texas Doug Lamborn Colorado Rob Wittman Virginia Duncan D Hunter California Mike Coffman Colorado Vicky Hartzler Missouri Austin Scott Georgia Mo Brooks Alabama Paul Cook California Bradley Byrne Alabama Sam Graves Missouri Elise Stefanik New York Martha McSally Arizona Steve Knight California Steve Russell Oklahoma Scott DesJarlais Tennessee Ralph Abraham Louisiana Trent Kelly Mississippi Mike Gallagher Wisconsin Matt Gaetz Florida Don Bacon Nebraska Jim Banks Indiana Liz Cheney Wyoming Jody Hice Georgia Paul Mitchell Michigan Vacancy Adam Smith Washington Ranking Member Bob Brady Pennsylvania Susan A Davis California James R Langevin Rhode Island Rick Larsen Washington Jim Cooper Tennessee Madeleine Bordallo Guam Joe Courtney Connecticut Niki Tsongas Massachusetts John Garamendi California Jackie Speier California Marc Veasey Texas Tulsi Gabbard Hawaii Beto O Rourke Texas Vice Ranking Member Donald Norcross New Jersey Ruben Gallego Arizona Seth Moulton Massachusetts Colleen Hanabusa Hawaii Carol Shea Porter New Hampshire Jacky Rosen Nevada Donald McEachin Virginia Salud Carbajal California Anthony Brown Maryland Stephanie Murphy Florida Ro Khanna California Tom O Halleran Arizona Tom Suozzi New York Jimmy Panetta California 116th Congress edit Majority Minority Adam Smith Washington Chair Susan Davis California Jim Langevin Rhode Island Rick Larsen Washington Jim Cooper Tennessee Joe Courtney Connecticut John Garamendi California Jackie Speier California Tulsi Gabbard Hawaii Donald Norcross New Jersey Ruben Gallego Arizona Seth Moulton Massachusetts Salud Carbajal California Anthony Brown Maryland Vice Chair Ro Khanna California Bill Keating Massachusetts Filemon Vela Jr Texas Andy Kim New Jersey Kendra Horn Oklahoma Gil Cisneros California Chrissy Houlahan Pennsylvania Jason Crow Colorado Xochitl Torres Small New Mexico Elissa Slotkin Michigan Mikie Sherrill New Jersey Veronica Escobar Texas Deb Haaland New Mexico Jared Golden Maine Lori Trahan Massachusetts Elaine Luria Virginia Anthony Brindisi New York since November 19 2019 Mac Thornberry Texas Ranking Member Joe Wilson South Carolina Rob Bishop Utah Mike Turner Ohio Mike Rogers Alabama Michael Conaway Texas Doug Lamborn Colorado Rob Wittman Virginia Vicky Hartzler Missouri Austin Scott Georgia Mo Brooks Alabama Paul Cook California Bradley Byrne Alabama Sam Graves Missouri Elise Stefanik New York Scott DesJarlais Tennessee Ralph Abraham Louisiana Trent Kelly Mississippi Mike Gallagher Wisconsin Matt Gaetz Florida Don Bacon Nebraska Jim Banks Indiana Liz Cheney Wyoming Paul Mitchell Michigan Jack Bergman Michigan Michael Waltz Florida Resolutions electing members H Res 24 Chair H Res 25 Ranking Member H Res 42 D H Res 68 R H Res 712 D 117th Congress edit Majority Minority Adam Smith Washington Chair James Langevin Rhode Island Rick Larsen Washington Jim Cooper Tennessee Joe Courtney Connecticut John Garamendi California Jackie Speier California Donald Norcross New Jersey Ruben Gallego Arizona Seth Moulton Massachusetts Salud Carbajal California Anthony Brown Maryland Ro Khanna California Bill Keating Massachusetts Filemon Vela Jr Texas retired from Congress April 1 2022 Andy Kim New Jersey Chrissy Houlahan Pennsylvania Jason Crow Colorado Elissa Slotkin Michigan Mikie Sherrill New Jersey Veronica Escobar Texas Jared Golden Maine Elaine Luria Virginia Vice Chair Joseph Morelle New York Sara Jacobs California Kai Kahele Hawaii Marilyn Strickland Washington Pat Ryan New York since September 14 2022 Marc Veasey Texas Jimmy Panetta California Stephanie Murphy Florida Steven Horsford Nevada since May 12 2021 Sylvia Garcia Texas since May 11 2022 Mike Rogers Alabama Ranking Member Joe Wilson South Carolina Mike Turner Ohio Doug Lamborn Colorado Rob Wittman Virginia Vice Ranking Member Vicky Hartzler Missouri Austin Scott Georgia Mo Brooks Alabama Sam Graves Missouri Elise Stefanik New York Scott DesJarlais Tennessee Trent Kelly Mississippi Mike Gallagher Wisconsin Matt Gaetz Florida Don Bacon Nebraska Jim Banks Indiana Liz Cheney Wyoming Jack Bergman Michigan Michael Waltz Florida Mike Johnson Louisiana Mark Green Tennessee Stephanie Bice Oklahoma Scott Franklin Florida Lisa McClain Michigan Ronny Jackson Texas Jerry Carl Alabama Blake Moore Utah Pat Fallon Texas Resolutions electing members H Res 9 Chair H Res 10 Ranking Member H Res 62 D H Res 63 R H Res 384 D H Res 1347 D Subcommittees Subcommittee 11 Chair Ranking Member Cyber Innovative Technologies and Information Systems James Langevin D RI Elise Stefanik R NY Intelligence and Special Operations Ruben Gallego D AZ Trent Kelly R MS Military Personnel Jackie Speier D CA Jim Banks R IN Readiness John Garamendi D CA Mike Waltz R FL Seapower and Projection Forces Joe Courtney D CT Rob Wittman R VA Strategic Forces Jim Cooper D TN Doug Lamborn R CO Tactical Air and Land Forces Donald Norcross D NJ Vicky Hartzler R MO Chairmen since 1947 editChairman Party State Years Walter G Andrews Republican New York 1947 1949 Carl Vinson Democratic Georgia 1949 1953 Dewey J Short Republican Missouri 1953 1955 Carl Vinson Democratic Georgia 1955 1965 L Mendel Rivers Democratic South Carolina 1965 1970 Philip J Philbin Democratic Massachusetts 1970 1971 F Edward Hebert Democratic Louisiana 1971 1975 Melvin Price Democratic Illinois 1975 1985 Les Aspin Democratic Wisconsin 1985 1993 Ron Dellums Democratic California 1993 1995 Floyd Spence Republican South Carolina 1995 2001 Bob Stump Republican Arizona 2001 2003 Duncan Hunter Republican California 2003 2007 Ike Skelton Democratic Missouri 2007 2011 Buck McKeon Republican California 2011 2015 Mac Thornberry Republican Texas 2015 2019 Adam Smith Democratic Washington 2019 2023 Mike Rogers Republican Alabama 2023 presentReferences edit Wittman Named Vice Chairman of Armed Services Committee Chairman of Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee for 118th Congress January 25 2023 Retrieved September 3 2023 History of the NDAA February 3 2017 Jurisdiction and Rules Armed Services Republicans January 6 2014 Retrieved April 7 2017 Chapter 4 Records of the Armed Services Committee and Its Predecessors Guide to the Record of the U S House of Representatives at the National Archives 1789 1989 Record Group 233 ROGERS WELCOMES MEMBERS TO HASC FOR 118TH CONGRESS Armed Services Republicans January 25 2023 Retrieved January 27 2023 Rogers Smith Announce Subcommittee Rosters for 118th Congress House Armed Services Committee Democrats February 1 2023 Retrieved February 2 2023 H Res 6 H Res 29 H Res 7 H Res 30 H Res 6 H Res 36 H Res 7 H Res 45 H Res 95 Smith Langevin Announce New Subcommittee for the 117th Congress February 3 2021 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to United States House Committee on Armed Services House Armed Services Committee home page House Armed Services Committee Legislation activity and reports Congress gov Congressional Directory including lists of past memberships Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title United States House Committee on Armed Services amp oldid 1199141499, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
