20250325: RDY/SPF Hearing: Posture and Readiness of the Mobility Enterprise

House Subcommittee on Readiness

2025-03-25

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Let's try that again with the microphone.  The subcommittees will come to order.  I ask unanimous consent that the chair be authorized to declare a recess at any time.
Without objection, so ordered.  Folks, thank you to all of us for... Oh, okay.  You get a lot of input up here from the left and the right.  And not the left, just not politically, just your left side and your right side.
We're joined today by General Randall Reed, Commander of the US Transportation Command.  Thank you, General Reed.  It was great to see you in my office a couple of weeks ago.  We had a nice meeting.  For you being here to testify at this very important hearing.  I would also like to welcome Mrs. Reed,   who is in the audience today.  Well, no wonder you're smiling, General Reid.  We appreciate you being here, ma'am.  Overall, you know, Transcom's mission is a critical component of our national security posture.  Our mobility forces are the cornerstone of our ability to project power on a global scale.  We are facing an increasingly contested logistics environment, especially in the Indo-PACOM area of responsibility.   You know, as part of that, our fuels.  As a single manager for global bulk fuel management and delivery, Transcom has a crucial role in supporting our strategic operations.

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