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United States Congress, National Defense Authorization Act 2018 , September 18 2017. Unclassified.

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This document is the complete NDAA as passed by the Senate.

Source: United States Congress, National Defense Authorization Act 2018 , September 18 2017. Unclassified. Date: Sep 18, 2017 Archive: United States Congress Collection: Cyber Vault: Inside the 2018 NDAA, Senate Part 2 Nov 22, 2017

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