Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission
Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission
On November 5,1990, President George Bush signed Public Law, 101-510, which established the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission to provide a fair process that will result in the timely closure and realignment or military installations inside the United States. public Law 101-510 (Title XXIX, as amended) required the Secretary of Defense to submit a list of proposed military base closures and realignments to the Commission by March, 15, 1993 (Appendix A). The statute also required the Secretary of Defense to base all recommendations on a force-structure plan submitted to Congress with the Department's FY 1994 budget request and on selection criteria developed by the Secretary of Defense and approved by Congress. Upon the Commission's receipt of the Secretary of Defense's recommendations, PL 101-510 required the Commission to hold public hearings to discuss the recommendations before it made any findings. To change any of the Secretary's recommendations, the law required the Commission to find substantial deviation from the Secretary's force-structure plan and the final criteria approved by Congress.
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Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission
1993
188 pages
Report
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Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Military facilities , Closures , Relocation , Department of Defense , Bare bases , President(United States) , Congress , Public Law 101-510(Nov 5-1990) , Defense base closure and realignment commission , Bush G(President) , Military bases , Military installations , Realignment , Security of defense