Sec. 1655 requires an unclassified summary of the independent assessment of Guam’s missile defense architecture, including the Lincoln Laboratory assessment, and limits the removal of key missile defense capabilities from Guam without prior congressional notification.
I will require congressional notification before any key missile defense capability is removed from Guam and seek transparency on Guam's missile defense architecture.
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Evidence
The FY2026 NDAA, signed into law, includes Sec. 1655 requiring an unclassified summary of the independent assessment of Guam's missile-defense architecture and limiting removal of key missile-defense capabilities from Guam without prior congressional notification.
Assessments
Moylan’s promise had two parts: require congressional notification before removal of key missile-defense capabilities from Guam, and seek transparency on Guam’s missile-defense architecture. The FY2026 NDAA was signed into law on December 21, 2025 and, according to the provided evidence, includes both a prior congressional notification requirement for removal of key Guam missile-defense capabilities and an unclassified summary requirement related to the independent assessment of Guam’s missile-defense architecture. Because the promised policy outcomes were enacted into federal law while Moylan remained in office, this counts as full delivery in the same term.