; (B) providing funding to construct, renovate, repair, or expand public schools located on military installations to address capacity and facility condition deficiencies; and (C) improving accessibility and safety of access to medical facilities for wounded warriors, veterans, staff, and all other eligible beneficiaries. (4) The Defense Community Infrastructure Pilot Program authorizes the Secretary of Defense to make grants, conclude cooperative agreements, and provide supplemental funds to address deficiencies in community infrastructure supportive of a military installation. (5) The Defense Manufacturing Communities Program authorizes long-term investments by the Secretary of Defense in critical skills, facilities, research and development, and small business support by designating and supporting consortiums in order to strengthen national security innovation. (6) The Office of Economic Adjustment continues to help communities affected by base realignments and closures to address issues by assisting in land use planning to respond to unanticipated environmental contamination and the availability of new parcels of land for redevelopment. (7) Industry resilience projects support critical military missions by building a more competitive and resilient defense industrial base, creating closer civilian-military partnerships, and promoting community and economic development that support key military missions, including by— (A) promoting industry resilience, with funding that helps protect critical production capabilities and expand markets for defense suppliers; (B) enhancing military modernization, by helping defense suppliers become more innovative and invent, develop, and deploy technologically superior products for the Armed Forces