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The strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, which reportedly killed approximately 120 children and at least 175 people in total, was the worst civilian casualty incident caused by the U.S. military in decades.  “More than four months after the strike, and after the reported submission of the investigation in April, Congress and the American people still have not received the Department’s investigation and findings,” the senators wrote . “There is no justification for withholding an unclassified accounting of what happened, what went wrong, and what the Department is doing to prevent recurrence.” “These reported issues, if accurate, raise deeply troubling questions about the integrity of U.S. target development, the adequacy of target validation and vetting procedures, the interoperability of intelligence and targeting databases, the timeliness and reliability of intelligence used for lethal targeting, and the Department’s implementation of civilian harm mitigation policies,” the senators wrote. “They also raise urgent questions about whether the Department has sufficient targeting personnel, training, accountability mechanisms, and technical safeguards to support large-scale conventional operations.” The senators concluded, “The United States military has a legal and moral obligation to take all feasible precautions to prevent civilian harm. 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Martin – who was injured by a punji stake in September 1967 while conducting a helicopter assault during combat operations in Vietnam – after not receiving it for nearly sixty years due to administrative oversights. SSgt. Martin contacted Senator Rosen’s office for assistance, and the Senator and her team pushed the U.S. Army to evaluate the matter and retroactively award SSgt. Martin with a long-overdue Purple Heart. The Purple Heart is the oldest U.S. military award, and it’s awarded to servicemembers who are wounded or killed in combat. “Staff Sergeant Thomas Martin bravely and courageously served our nation during the Vietnam War, and he was injured while fighting to protect our freedoms. Unfortunately, decades of delays prevented Staff Sergeant Martin from receiving the Purple Heart and properly recognizing his bravery and sacrifice during his time in uniform,” said Senator Rosen. “I’m so proud that my team and I were able to help him finally secure the Purple Heart he earned through his service to our nation. Assisting Nevadans with issues like this is one of the most important parts of my job as a United States Senator for Nevada. My team and I are always ready to help any Nevada veteran who needs assistance dealing with issues in the federal government or navigating federal agencies.”  Senator Rosen has been a champion for veterans in Nevada and across the country. She is leading the charge in Congress to secure benefits for veterans who served at the Nevada Test and Training Range during the nuclear testing era and were exposed to toxins, but have been denied benefits despite their civilian counterparts receiving support. 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While Donald Trump’s Department of Justice claims it will not pursue this fund anymore, Senate Republicans have refused to outlaw the fund – leaving the door open for Trump to revive the slush fund in the future.  Senator Rosen continues to fight against all reckless spending by the Trump Administration on vanity projects. In June, she successfully helped block a Republican proposal to funnel $1 billion in taxpayer money for Trump’s White House ballroom. Additionally, the Office of Senator Rosen has released various reports on how taxpayer money for the ballroom could be better used to support Nevadans and law enforcement .   Below is a Full Transcript of Senator Rosen’s Floor Speech: At a time when hardworking families across this country are being squeezed by skyrocketing costs, you would think the President of the United States and Washington Republicans would be focused on finding ways to help people afford their groceries, access affordable health care, and keep communities safe.  In fact, that is what Donald Trump himself ran on. He promised he would lower costs on “Day One.” That’s a quote. On “Day One.” Instead, now that he is in office, Trump is completely fixated on his corrupt slush fund where he would give your tax dollars – your tax dollars to his political allies.  So, how did we get here?  Donald Trump sued his own IRS and Treasury Department to try and get ten billion dollars – your tax dollars – for himself. 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The Senate’s bipartisan National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27 NDAA) contains 50 provisions championed by Senator Rosen, including a provision to establish a uniform policy across all of the service branches regarding hate symbols such as swastikas. At Rosen’s urging, the bill also does not change U.S. policy regarding the resumption of explosive nuclear testing in Nevada or anywhere else in the U.S.  The Senate’s bipartisan national defense bill also authorizes funding for projects at several key military installations in Nevada, such as Creech Air Force Base, Nellis Air Force Base, and for the Nevada National Guard. This bipartisan bill also supports enlisted retention efforts through higher pay, provides a 3.6% pay raise for all troops, does not authorize any funding for defense nuclear waste storage at Yucca Mountain, and includes two of Senator Rosen’s bipartisan bills – the OASIS in the Middle East Act and the Strategic Unmanned Systems Partnership Act ..  “It is my priority to strengthen national security and ensure our military has all the resources it needs to support our servicemembers that keep our nation safe. 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This bill would require the Department of Defense (DOD) to classify the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) as a location where contamination occurred as well as locations which the Department of Energy (DOE) classifies as contaminated, identify everyone who served within the NTTR since the date of the first nuclear test on the range in 1951, establish a process for servicemembers and veterans to provide proof of their service within the NTTR and at DOE covered facilities, and require the DOD to share this collected documentation with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), as well as any injuries, exposures, or illnesses related to their service, so that veterans will finally be able to claim and access their VA benefits.  From the 1950s through the 1990s, the NTTR – and the Nevada Test Site contained within it – conducted over 900 explosive nuclear weapons tests and other dangerous, toxic activities. 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Hegseth has repeatedly used the term “Pharisees,” a deeply problematic term that has been used historically to depict Jewish communities as hypocritical or morally corrupt.  As co-founder and co-chair of the Senate Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism, Senator Rosen has made it her priority to fight antisemitism, wherever and whenever it happens. She successfully pushed the Coast Guard to reverse course on a policy change that would have downgraded the classification of swastikas from hate symbols to “potentially divisive.” She also introduced bipartisan legislation to strengthen Holocaust education at public schools and increase awareness of Holocaust educational resources available to local communities. 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