About NDC
Founded in 2003, National Defense Committee was established to advocate for fundamental reforms during the post-9/11 ramp up of Reserve utilization.
Today NDC – and its sister organization, the National Defense Foundation – continue to defend the inalienable and civil rights of military personnel, veterans, and their families, such as voting rights, freedom of conscience, freedom to contract, maximum freedom in the use of their benefits (health care, education), and protection of their rights to defend their personal, family, and community liberties.
Latest From NDC
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New NDC Op-Ed: 90/10 Repeal Bill Would Restore Veterans’ Earned Benefits
For years higher education policy has been marked by regulatory double standards and discriminatory rules. The 90/10 Rule and Gainful Employment…
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Condescending Paternalism 2.0: Trump Administration, Congress Are Restoring Veterans’ Earned Education Benefits
Nearly three years since the publication of its flagship Condescending Paternalism report, the National Defense Committee released a new, in-depth follow-up analysis today: Condescending…
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NDC Leads Coalition Supporting Sen. Banks’ Bill to Repeal 90/10
The National Defense Committee led a coalition of nine military and veterans service organizations endorsing Senator Jim Banks’ (R-IN) Promoting Access and…
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