The federal government could be headed for a partial government shutdown this week, with Republicans and Democrats at odds over funding for President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security.

The new career field, known as 40D tactical space operations specialist, is expected to be in place by Oct. 1. Notifications of selection board results are expected in the summer.

The Corps is offering tens of thousands in primary military occupational specialty bonuses for reenlisting in certain eligible jobs for up to five years. In some jobs, more money is available in the form of kicker bonuses.

The one-time “warrior dividend” was intended for all service members ranks O-6 and below and came after Congress appropriated $2.9 billion to supplement the basic allowance for housing.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth last month directed departments across the Pentagon to recognize the top 15% of their civilian employees with bonuses worth 15% to 25% of their basic pay, up to $25,000.

President Donald Trump signed the annual defense policy bill, which authorizes a 3.8% pay raise for troops, curbs efforts to reduce the number of troops in Europe and South Korea, and forces more transparency from the Pentagon.

The $2,000 bonus will recognize the “exceptional service and success of U.S. Coast Guard members in 2025,” according to a Coast Guard statement.

Troops can expect to see basic allowance for housing increases in the range of $93 to $212 per month in 2026, depending on factors including their pay grade, family size and location.

The legislation authorizes a record $901 billion in national security spending for 2026 and includes a 3.8% pay raise for service members. The Senate is expected to take up the 3,000-page bill next week.

Lawmakers are seeking to assert their oversight authority by forcing the Pentagon to turn over unedited videos of strikes against alleged drug-trafficking boats. A provision calls for 25% of Pete Hegseth’s travel budget to be withheld until the Pentagon provides the videos.