expressing his support for the Wounded Warrior Service Dog program (WWSDP) and urging the Department of War (DOW) to continue to carry out the program going forward
Urge the Department of War to continue carrying out the Wounded Warrior Service Dog Program.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The official-release mirror reports that Rep. Troy Downing sent a letter with Sen. Kevin Cramer to Secretary Pete Hegseth supporting WWSDP and urging the Department of War to keep carrying it out, including through reprogramming and administrative flexibility.
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HJF's events page includes a Wounded Warrior Service Dog Program item directing visitors to download the Call for Grant Applications and access information on info-session, application, and award dates.
Assessments
The promised action was to urge the Department of War to continue carrying out the Wounded Warrior Service Dog Program. Evidence indicates Rep. Troy Downing formally sent a letter during his House term to Secretary Pete Hegseth supporting the program and urging continued implementation, including administrative flexibility and reprogramming. Because the promise was an advocacy action rather than securing final program funding or enactment, the documented letter satisfies the commitment in the same federal term.