The Pentagon has officially rescinded its travel reimbursement policy that previously allowed service members to receive financial support for traveling to access abortions and fertility treatments. This decision marks the end of a Biden-era initiative aimed at improving access to reproductive health care for troops. The move has been met with significant political backlash, particularly from Democratic lawmakers who have criticized the decision as a setback for servicewomen. The reversal follows pressure from Republican leaders and reflects an ongoing debate over military reproductive health policies.