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Nearly $64.5 million heading to San Antonio military basesJBSA-Lackland (Photo: SBG San Antonio)SAN ANTONIO - The House has passed a defense spending bill, which includes removing confederate names from military bases&nbsp; and increasing pay raises for U.S. troops.It passed with two thirds of the house, which is veto-proof majority .We talked to Congressman Will Hurd about the bill and how the funding will impact San Antonio's military bases."It does some other big things for San Antonio, for Joint Base San Antonio, there’s about $64.5 million," Hurd said. "Most people that are in the Air Force have gone through Lackland at some point, we needed a new facility for training. We are also looking at getting a new high speed technological training facility as. There are some big wins for San Antonio.&nbsp;The bill will now move to the senate.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nearly $64.5 million heading to San Antonio military basesJBSA-Lackland (Photo: SBG San Antonio)SAN ANTONIO - The House has passed a defense spending bill, which includes removing confederate names from military bases&nbsp; and increasing pay raises for U.S. troops.It passed with two thirds of the house, which is veto-proof majority .We talked to Congressman Will Hurd about the bill and how the funding will impact San Antonio's military bases."It does some other big things for San Antonio, for Joint Base San Antonio, there’s about $64.5 million," Hurd said. "Most people that are in the Air...

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