Establishes a War Reserve Stock Program for Taiwan, allowing transfer of obsolete or surplus defense items to Taiwan.
The Weapons Resupply, Stockpile, and Assurance Act establishes a War Reserve Stock Program for Taiwan, authorizing the President to transfer obsolete or surplus defense items to Taiwan. These items include humanitarian and medical supplies, armor, artillery, ammunition, missiles, and other munitions from the Department of Defense. The President must notify relevant congressional committees 30 days before any transfer. The Secretary of State must submit an annual report detailing the items transferred, concessions received, and delivery timelines.
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