American military service members deserve the right to repair

13 days ago

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The author recounts a critical moment in Balad, Iraq, where a generator failure at a mortuary facility highlighted the urgent need for military right to repair.
Military right to repair would allow service members to fix their own gear without relying on outside contractors, improving readiness and safety.
Current restrictions by private companies on military equipment repairs slow operations, increase costs, and risk lives.
Bipartisan legislation, the Warrior Right to Repair Act, is being considered in the NDAA to address these issues.
Right to repair is essential for mission readiness, warfighter safety, fiscal responsibility, and fostering a culture of self-reliance in the military.
The author urges Congress, including Rep. Mike Rogers, to support the Warrior Right to Repair Act in the NDAA.

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