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UPCOMING HEARINGS
Hearing Scheduled
MLP Subcommittee Hearing: Military Department Personnel Chiefs: Personnel Posture
MILITARY PERSONNEL SUBCOMITTEE HEARING
The purpose of this hearing is to provide Members an opportunity to hear the Military Departments’ personnel chiefs’ perspective on the health and welfare of the force, and the impact of current Department of Defense and respective service policies.
ISO Subcommittee Hearing: Defense Intelligence Enterprise – Challenges, Priorities, and Resourcing for Fiscal Year 2027
INTELLIGENCE & SPECIAL OPERATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING
The purpose of this hearing is to assess the priorities of the Defense Intelligence Enterprise (DIE) for Fiscal Year 2027, including the budget request; strengths, challenges, and alignment to the National Defense Strategy; and how the DIE is postured for strategic competition.
CITI Subcommittee Hearing: Science, Technology, and Innovation Posture of the Department of Defense
CYBER, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, AND INNOVATION SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING
The subcommittee will meet to receive testimony on the Department of Defense’s science and technology (S&T), artificial intelligence (AI), and innovation enterprise. This hearing will provide the opportunity to examine the role, responsibilities, and authorities of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (USD(R&E)), the Defense Innovation Unit, and the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer. Witness testimony will provide an overview of ongoing DOD science and technology activities; technology development, test and evaluation, and transition; and the Department’s collaboration with industry, academia, and interagency partners.
