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Military powers of Congress include the power to declare war; appropriate money to equip the military and pay for new weapons; funds to maintain the military force must be approved every year; restrictions placed on the military power of the executive, like the War Powers Act; make rules governing land and naval forces; during times of war or domestic crisis, the Congress may grant special military powers to the President.

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