GAP for Military Service Act

The GAP for Military Service Act (HR 6381) requires the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to study the feasibility of a one-year active duty military service program. The GAO must examine suitable military roles, training needs, international program examples, service details, costs, and implementation barriers, then report to Congress within one year. This bill does not create a new program but provides Congress with data to evaluate potential future military recruitment options. It directly affects congressional decision-making on military service policies, not individual service members or the public.