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Lawmakers push $11 million mental health support for Cyber Command

Lawmakers who oversee military cyber policy want a $11 million mental health program for Cyber Command, based at Fort Meade, Maryland, added to defense spending legislation.

According to the item published on 7 October 2026, lawmakers who oversee military cyber policy say an $11 million mental health program should be included in defense spending legislation. The program would support Cyber Command, whose center is at Fort Meade, Maryland. The source is a machine translation of content from The Record's feed, and the available text does not give details such as timeline, how the amount would be divided, the vote, or the outcome of the proposal. For context, the topic is the wellbeing of staff who work in cyber defense, not a software capability. Rota Nacional offers no feature for this kind of program. To check the information, read the original article in The Record's feed, confirm the publication date, and compare the figures with official records of the defense bill as it moves through the legislative process.

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