S4260 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE July 20, 2020 It is a wounded and declining nation. the interests of our military, as well as To be rear admiral (lower half) It has an uncompetitive economy. Sen- our desire not to give Russia a gift, Capt. Terry W. Eddinger ator McCain used to joke that Russia is particularly at a time when America The following named officer for appoint- a gas station pretending to be a coun- has been silent as Russia has been sup- ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- try. Its declining population, of course, porting the Taliban and potentially cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: contributes to its decline. Nations in even paying hostages to kill Ameri- To be rear admiral (lower half) decline may lash out, and that is what cans. Capt. Patrick S. Hayden we have seen time and again. I suggest the absence of a quorum. The following named officer for appoint- This is a time not to give a gift to The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- Russia but to show solidarity with our BOOZMAN). The clerk will call the roll. cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: dear friends, like the people of Ger- The senior assistant legislative clerk To be rear admiral (lower half) many. proceeded to call the roll. Capt. Eric L. Peterson One final reason: Germans welcome Mr. ALEXANDER. I ask unanimous The following named officer for appoint- American troops in their country, and consent that the order for the quorum ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- our presence there is of enormous aid call be rescinded. cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: to our own military. In Landstuhl, we The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr. SUL- To be rear admiral (lower half) have a hospital that cares for some LIVAN). Without objection, it is so or- Capt. Donald Y. Sze 250,000 military personnel and their dered. The following named officers for appoint- families across Europe. We also care (The remarks of Mr. ALEXANDER per- ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- for those who come in injured from Af- taining to the introduction of S. 4231 cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: ghanistan or Iraq. It is a staging area are printed in today’s RECORD under To be rear admiral (lower half) for training exercises that are done ‘‘Statements on Introduced Bills and Capt. Stephen D. Donald with NATO. It is a central hub for our Joint Resolutions.’’) Capt. Gregory K. Emery troops in the EU and the Middle East Mr. ALEXANDER. I yield the floor. The following named officer for appoint- and Africa. In Stuttgart, the European I suggest the absence of a quorum. ment in the United States Navy Reserve to Command, the African Command, and The PRESIDING OFFICER. The the grade indicated under title 10, U.S.C., the Special Ops Command are there. clerk will call the roll. section 12203: Ramstein Air Base is the largest in Eu- The senior assistant legislative clerk To be rear admiral rope for our Nation. It also hosts ex- proceeded to call the roll. Rear Adm. (lh) Grafton D. Chase tensive infrastructure of schools, hous- Mr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, I The following named officers for appoint- ing, hospitals, and airport mainte- ask unanimous consent that the order ment in the United States Navy Reserve to nance. Moving from those facilities—it for the quorum call be rescinded. the grade indicated under title 10, U.S.C., would be expensive and wasteful to The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without section 12203: abandon them. objection, it is so ordered. To be rear admiral Finally, we are so welcomed by the f Rear Adm. (lh) Eugene A. Burcher German people that the leaders of their EXECUTIVE SESSION Rear Adm. (lh) Joey B. Dodgen various states—their state premiers Rear Adm. (lh) William G. Mager wrote a letter to the Senate, and it The following named officers for appoint- said this: ‘‘Do not sever the bond of EXECUTIVE CALENDAR ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: friendship’’ between the United States Mr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, I To be rear admiral (lower half) and Germany. I also got a personal let- ask unanimous consent that the Sen- Capt. William L. Angermann ter from leaders in Germany saying: Do ate proceed to executive session for the not do this. This sends exactly the Capt. Marc S. Lederer en bloc consideration of Executive Cal- Capt. Donald M. Plummer wrong message at the wrong time. endar Nos. 605, 721 through 743, 745 Capt. Jeffrey S. Spivey To slap an ally, a great friend, and a through 749, 751, 752, 753, and all nomi- IN THE AIR FORCE great country like Germany and at the nations placed on the Secretary’s desk; The following named Air National Guard of same time give a gift to a malevolent that the nominations be confirmed, the the United States officer for appointment as adversary like Russia is ill-conceived motions to reconsider be considered Director, Air National Guard, and for ap- and ill-considered. I implore the Senate made and laid upon the table with no pointment in the Reserve of the Air Force to to consider an amendment to slow this intervening action or debate, all en the grade indicated while assigned to a posi- process down and to study it. bloc; that the President be imme- tion of importance and responsibility under There is a real question as to wheth- diately notified of the Senate’s action title 10, U.S.C., sections 601 and 10506: er there will be a chance for a vote of and the Senate then resume legislative To be lieutenant general such a nature. In my view, the Senate session. Maj. Gen. Michael A. Loh needs to speak on something of such The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without IN THE ARMY magnitude. This is a matter of extraor- objection, it is so ordered. The following named officer for appoint- dinary significance to American for- The nominations considered and con- ment as the Chief of Army Reserve and ap- eign policy. How could we possibly firmed are as follows: pointment in the Reserve of the Army to the grade indicated while assigned to a position allow the administration to make a de- IN THE ARMY cision like this without the input of of importance and responsibility under title The following named officer for appoint- 10, U.S.C., sections 601 and 7038: the Senate? ment as Chief of Engineers and for appoint- To be lieutenant general We must vote on this. I will be satis- ment in the United States Army to the grade fied if we come together as a body and indicated while assigned to a position of im- Maj. Gen. Jody J. Daniels vote no. People say: No, let the Presi- portance and responsibility under title 10, The following named officer for appoint- dent take out the 10,000 troops. But I U.S.C., sections 601 and 7036: ment a the Chief of the National Guard Bu- won’t be satisfied if we don’t get a To be lieutenant general reau and for appointment in the Reserve of the Army to the grade indicated while as- chance to even vote on this. Maj. Gen. Scott A. Spellmon signed to a position of importance and re- We have a national defense author- IN THE AIR FORCE sponsibility under title 10, U.S.C., sections ization amendment coming forward. The following named officer for appoint- 601 and 10502: This is the time for this amendment to ment in the Reserve of the Air Force to the To be general be seen on the Senate floor or in the grade indicated under title 10, U.S.C., section Lt. Gen. Daniel R. Hokanson managers’ package. Barring that, I 12203: The following named officer for appoint- don’t see how I can support the man- To be brigadier general ment in the United States Army to the grade agers’ package. I don’t see how I can Col. Kathleen M. Flarity indicated while assigned to a position of im- support, as a Senator, proceeding with- IN THE NAVY portance and responsibility under title 10, U.S.C., section 601: out taking up this vital provision of The following named officer for appoint- our support for our friend Germany, of ment in the Navy Reserve to the grade indi- To be lieutenant general our support for our interests in NATO, cated under title 10, U.S.C., section 12203: Maj. Gen. Willard M. Burleson, III

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IN THE NAVY grade indicated while assigned to a position WETZEL, which nominations were received The following named officer for appoint- of importance and responsibility under title by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- ment in the United States Navy to the grade 10, U.S.C., section 601: sional Record of February 12, 2020. indicated while assigned to a position of im- To be general PNl 795 ARMY nominations (27) beginning JOHN L. AMENT, and ending WENDY G. portance and responsibility under title 10, Lt. Gen. Mark D. Kelly U.S.C., section 601: WOODALL, which nominations were re- The following named officer for appoint- ceived by the Senate and appeared in the To be vice admiral ment in the United States Air Force to the Congressional Record of May 4, 2020. Rear Adm. Kenneth R. Whitesell grade indicated while assigned to a position PNl 796 ARMY nominations (39) beginning The following named officer for appoint- of importance and responsibility under title FELY O. ANDRADA, and ending D011074, ment as the Chief of Navy Reserve and ap- 10, U.S.C., section 601: which nominations were received by the Sen- pointment in the Navy Reserve to the grade To be general ate and appeared in the Congressional indicated while assigned to a position of im- Lt. Gen. Jacqueline D. Van Ovost Record of May 4, 2020. portance and responsibility under title 10, The following named officer for appoint- PNl 797 ARMY nominations (8) beginning U.S.C., sections 601 and 8083: ment in the United States Air Force to the CHRISTOPHER A. FLAUGH, and ending To be vice admiral grade indicated while assigned to a position ZACK T. SOLOMON, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in Rear Adm. John B. Mustin of importance and responsibility under title 10, U.S.C., section 601: the Congressional Record of May 4, 2020. IN THE MARINE CORPS PNl 798 ARMY nominations (6) beginning The following named officer for appoint- To be lieutenant general MICHAEL BERECZ, and ending JAMES W. ment in the United States Marine Corps to Maj. Gen. Brian S. Robinson PRATT, which nominations were received by the grade indicated while assigned to a posi- The following named officer for appoint- the Senate and appeared in the Congres- tion of importance and responsibility under ment in the United States Air Force to the sional Record of May 4, 2020. title 10, U.S.C., section 601: grade indicated while assigned to a position PN1805 ARMY nominations (18) beginning To be lieutenant general of importance and responsibility under title THOMAS E. ALLEN, and ending MICHAEL Maj. Gen. David A. Ottignon 10, U.S.C., section 601: T. ZELL, which nominations were received To be lieutenant general by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- IN THE AIR FORCE sional Record of May 4, 2020. Maj. Gen. Charles L. Moore, Jr. The following named officer for appoint- PN1924 ARMY nominations (212) beginning ment as Vice Chief of the National Guard The following named officer for appoint- CHAD M. ABTS, and ending ROGER B. Bureau and for appointment to the grade in- ment in the United States Air Force to the ZEIGLER, which nominations were received dicated in the Reserve of the Air Force under grade indicated while assigned to a position by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- title 10, U.S.C., sections 601 and 10505: of importance and responsibility under title sional Record of May 21, 2020. To be lieutenant general 10, U.S.C., section 601: PN1925 ARMY nominations (155) beginning To be lieutenant general Lt. Gen. Marc H. Sasseville DANIEL P. ALLEN, and ending GARY C. WONG, which nominations were received by The following named officer for appoint- Maj. Gen. Andrew A. Croft IN THE ARMY the Senate and appeared in the Congres- ment in the United States Air Force to the sional Record of May 21, 2020. grade indicated while assigned to a position The following named officer for appoint- PN1926 ARMY nominations (48) beginning of importance and responsibility under title ment in the United States Army to the grade BRIAN E. BART, and ending MITCHELL J. 10, U.S.C., section 601: indicated while assigned to a position of im- WISNIEWSKI, which nominations were re- To be lieutenant general portance and responsibility under title 10, ceived by the Senate and appeared in the U.S.C., section 601: Maj. Gen. Carl E. Schaefer Congressional Record of May 21, 2020. To be lieutenant general The following named Air National Guard of PN1952 ARMY nomination of Shahin the United States officer for appointment in Maj. Gen. Michael L. Howard Nassirkhani, which was received by the Sen- the Reserve of the Air Force to the grade in- IN THE NAVY ate and appeared in the Congressional dicated while assigned to a position of im- The following named officer for appoint- Record of June 2, 2020. portance and responsibility under title 10, ment in the United States Navy to the grade IN THE NAVY U.S.C., section 601: indicated while assigned to a position of im- PN1865 NAVY nominations (11) beginning To be lieutenant general portance and responsibility under title 10, ROBERT L. BETTS, and ending JAMES G. Maj. Gen. Kirk S. Pierce U.S.C., section 601: THURSTON, II, which nominations were re- To be vice admiral ceived by the Senate and appeared in the IN THE ARMY Vice Adm. James J. Malloy Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. The following named officer for appoint- PN1867 NAVY nominations (83) beginning ment in the Reserve of the Army to the The following named officer for appoint- MATTHEW L. ABBOT, and ending DAVID P. grade indicated under title 10, U.S.C., section ment in the United States Navy to the grade ZIEGLER, which nominations were received 12203: indicated while assigned to a position of im- by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- To be major general portance and responsibility under title 10, sional Record of May 11, 2020. U.S.C., section 601: Brig. Gen. Alex B. Fink PN1868 NAVY nominations (16) beginning To be vice admiral PAUL ANNEXSTAD, and ending PETER M. The following named officers for appoint- ZUBOF, which nominations were received by ment in the United States Army to the grade Rear Adm. Michelle C. Skubic the Senate and appeared in the Congres- indicated under title 10, U.S.C., section 624: NOMINATIONS PLACED ON THE SECRETARY’S DESK sional Record of May 11, 2020. To be brigadier general PN1869 NAVY nominations (4) beginning IN THE AIR FORCE Col. Edward H. Bailey BENJAMINE. BARAN, and ending JOSEPH Col. Mary V. Krueger PNl 785 AIR FORCE nominations (16) be- F. RHEKER, III, which nominations were re- Col. Anthony L. McQueen ginning CORY L. BAKER, and ending ceived by the Senate and appeared in the STEPHENIE D. WILLIAMS, which nomina- The following named Army National Guard Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. tions were received by the Senate and ap- PN1870 NAVY nominations (5) beginning of the United States officer for appointment peared in the Congressional Record of May 4, as Director, Army National Guard, and for AARON A. ASIMAKOPOULOS, and ending 2020. KIMBERLY A. PIZANTI, which nominations appointment in the Reserve of the Army to PN1923 AIR FORCE nomination of the grade indicated while assigned to a posi- were received by the Senate and appeared in Katherina B. Donovan, which was received the Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. tion of importance and responsibility under by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- title 10, U.S.C., sections 601 and 10506: PN1871 NAVY nominations (5) beginning sional Record of May 21, 2020. DEREK L. BUZASI, and ending TRACY A. To be lieutenant general PN1975 AIR FORCE nomination of William SICKS, which nominations were received by Maj. Gen. Jon A Jensen R. Martin, II, which was received by the Sen- the Senate and appeared in the Congres- The following named officer for appoint- ate and appeared in the Congressional sional Record of May 11, 2020. ment in the Reserve of the Army to the Record of June 8, 2020. PN1872 NAVY nominations (10) beginning grade indicated under title 10, U.S.C., section IN THE ARMY FRANCIS P. BROWN, and ending 12203: PN1525 ARMY nominations (69) beginning MCKINNYA J. WALLACE, which nomina- To be brigadier general SYED I. AHMED, and ending D014798, which tions were received by the Senate and ap- nominations were received by the Senate and peared in the Congressional Record of May Col. Jed J. Schaertl appeared in the Congressional Record of Feb- 11, 2020. IN THE AIR FORCE ruary 12, 2020. PN1873 NAVY nominations (3) beginning The following named officer for appoint- PN1526 ARMY nominations (20) beginning STUART R. BLAIR, and ending JEFFERY T. ment in the United States Air Force to the BRADLEY AEBI, and ending KEVYN KING, which nominations were received by

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GROOM, and ending MICHAEL L. nyn amendment No. 2244 expire and the PN1876 NAVY nominations (3) beginning THOMPSON, which nominations were re- Senate vote in relation to those STEVEN G. BEALL, and ending ALMOND ceived by the Senate and appeared in the amendments in that order, with all SMITH, III, which nominations were re- Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. other provisions under the order of ceived by the Senate and appeared in the PN1895 NAVY nominations (4) beginning July 2 remaining in effect with respect Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. CASSIUS A. FARRELL, and ending KEN- to these amendments. PN1877 NAVY nominations (17) beginning NETH J. WILLIAMS, which nominations The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without DAVIDS. BARNES, and ending JOEL A. were received by the Senate and appeared in YATES, which nominations were received by the Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. objection, it is so ordered. the Senate and appeared in the Congres- PN1896 NAVY nominations (17) beginning f sional Record of May 11, 2020. ALLAN M. BAKER, and ending RICHARD M. ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS PN1878 NAVY nominations (5) beginning YEATMAN, which nominations were re- KATHRYN M. HERMSDORFER, and ending ceived by the Senate and appeared in the DWIGHT E. SMITH, JR., which nominations Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. were received by the Senate and appeared in PN1897 NAVY nominations (8) beginning COMMISSIONING OF THE USS ‘‘ST. the Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. IAN A. BROWN, and ending KENYA D. LOUIS’’ (LCS–19) PN1879 NAVY nominations (12) beginning WILLIAMSON, which nominations were re- ∑ Mr. BLUNT. Mr. President, today I CHRISTA D. ALMONTE, and ending SCOTT ceived by the Senate and appeared in the stand to recognize a historic milestone D. WORTHINGTON, which nominations were Congressional Record of May 11, 020. for the U.S. Navy and for the remark- received by the Senate and appeared in the PN1954 NAVY nomination of Suzette Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. Inzerillo, which was received by the Senate able city of St. Louis, MO. I am proud PN1880 NAVY nominations (4) beginning and appeared in the Congressional Record of that the brandnew USS St. Louis (LCS– JEREAL E. DORSEY, and ending KYLE A. June 2, 2020. 19) will be commissioned August 8, 2020, RAINES, which nominations were received PN1955 NAVY nomination of Thomas G. and begin service as the Navy’s newest by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- Chekouras, which was received by the Senate littoral combat ship. sional Record of May 11, 2020. and appeared in the Congressional Record of The USS St. Louis will be the seventh PN1881 NAVY nominations (5) beginning June 2, 2020. JEFFREY A. BROWN, and ending JOSEPH U.S. Navy ship named for the city of PN1956 NAVY nominations (36) beginning St. Louis, which is known as the Gate- B. RUFF, which nominations were received RYAN P. ANDERSON, and ending GLENN A. by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- WRIGHT, which nominations were received way to the West and serves as an en- sional Record of May 11, 2020. by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- during symbol of our country’s west- PN1882 NAVY nominations (8) beginning sional Record of June 2, 2020. ward expansion. From the early days of BRIANS. COOPER, and ending JOHN F. PN1957 NAVY nominations (11) beginning American expansion through the Cold RYAN, which nominations were received by MICHAEL D. AMEDICK, and ending DENNIS War, ships carrying the name St. Louis the Senate and appeared in the Congres- M. WHEELER, which nominations were re- have supported U.S. naval operations sional Record of May 11, 2020. ceived by the Senate and appeared in the PN1883 NAVY nomination of Dell M. Grif- in many major conflicts. Historic ships Congressional Record of June 2, 2020. named for the city of St. Louis include fith, which was received by the Senate and PN1958 NAVY nominations (16) beginning appeared in the Congressional Record of May JEREMY P. ADAMS, and ending ALLENE. an ironclad gunboat in the Civil War, a 11, 2020. WILLEY, which nominations were received troop transport and protected cruiser PN1884 NAVY nominations (2) beginning by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- during World War I, a light cruiser dur- LIONEL C. VIGUE, and ending CHARLES sional Record of June 2, 2020. ing World War II, and an amphibious YOUNG, which nominations were received by PN1959 NAVY nominations (69) beginning cargo ship during the Cold War era. the Senate and appeared in the Congres- MARCO A. AYALA, and ending DAVID M. It seems only fitting that the very sional Record of May 11, 2020. YOU, which nominations were received by PN1885 NAVY nominations (12) beginning first USS St. Louis, which dates back to the Senate and appeared in the Congres- 1828, was a sail-powered sloop-of-war DARREN C. BESSETT, and ending GARY D. sional Record of June 2, 2020. YOUNG, which nominations were received by PN1960 NAVY nominations (16) beginning designed to protect the United States the Senate and appeared in the Congres- WILLIAM M. ANDERSON, and ending in its littoral zone. Similarly, today’s sional Record of May 11, 2020. DAVID S. WELDON, which nominations USS St. Louis, a Freedom-Class littoral PN1886 NAVY nominations (3) beginning were received by the Senate and appeared in combat ship, boasts the unique capa- SHANE J. EISENBRAUN, and ending MI- the Congressional Record of June 2, 2020. bility to operate in near-shore littoral CHAEL W. MURPHREE, which nominations PN1961 NAVY nominations (14) beginning were received by the Senate and appeared in environments as well as blue-water JERRY J. BAILEY, and ending ERIN R. the Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. missions. In addition to her oper- WILFONG, which nominations were received PN1887 NAVY nomination of Robert A. ational flexibility, the USS St. Louis by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- Scinicariello, which was received by the Sen- sional Record of June 2, 2020. has reconfigurable payloads known as ate and appeared in the Congressional PN1962 NAVY nominations (11) beginning mission modules that can be quickly Record of May 11, 2020. PHILLIP A. CHOCKLEY, and ending DAN- changed to adapt to shifting require- PN1888 NAVY nomination of Dwayne Por- IEL WERNER, which nominations were re- ments. These mission modules, in com- ter, which was received by the Senate and ceived by the Senate and appeared in the appeared in the Congressional Record of May bination with crew detachments and Congressional Record of June 2, 2020. 11, 2020. air assets, make littoral combat ships PN1889 NAVY nominations (4) beginning PN1963 NAVY nominations (14) beginning like the USS St. Louis the Swiss Army JOHN P. FERRARI, and ending KEVIN L. KENNETH R. BASFORD, and ending SUSAN knives of the Navy. This ship’s innova- M. TILLMON, which nominations were re- WEST, which nominations were received by tive technological advances will en- the Senate and appeared in the Congres- ceived by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record of June 2, 2020. hance our Navy’s ability to project sional Record of May 11, 2020. power into the littoral regions of the PN1890 NAVY nominations (4) beginning f world in defense of U.S. interests. MARKA. DUNAWAY, and ending AMIR M. LEGISLATIVE SESSION TAVAKOLIRIZI, which nominations were re- President Truman, a Missouri native, ceived by the Senate and appeared in the The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Sen- once said, ‘‘Carry the battle to them. Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. ate will now resume legislative session. Don’t let them bring it to you.’’ The PN1891 NAVY nomination of Motisola T. f USS St. Louis will enable the Navy to Bowman, which was received by the Senate do just that. and appeared in the Congressional Record of ORDER OF PROCEDURE The USS St. Louis also reflects the May 11, 2020. Mr. MCCONNELL. Mr. President, I extraordinary amount of time, exper- PN1892 NAVY nominations (2) beginning HYUN S. CHUN, and ending SCOTT C. ask unanimous consent that at 11:45 tise, and craftsmanship necessary to MCKINNEY, which nominations were re- a.m. tomorrow, all debate time with re- produce this great marvel of tech- ceived by the Senate and appeared in the spect to the Schatz amendment No. nology and symbol of American free- Congressional Record of May 11, 2020. 2252 and the Inhofe amendment No. 2411 dom. The defense industrial base,

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