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Congress has generally looked fondly on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), with the U.S. acting as a leader in organizing the alliance in 1949. Since then, Congress has repeatedly reaffirmed its commitment to ally nations and maintained the U.S. contribution, while lending support to ally countries and accepting military aid in times of need. …
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