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LCD-79-119 1 (1979-06-25)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaazkd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 10, 0 -United-States General Accounting Office Lngistics and Washington, DC 20548 Communications Division B-168700 June 25, 1979 The Honorable Ken Kramer House of Representatives Deaz Mr. Kramer: In response to your April 12, 1979, request, we reviewed th,. planned realinement of the Aerospace Defense Command. This supplements the information which we provided orally to your staff on May 18, 1979. As requested in your letter, we limited our review to analyzing the adequacy and accuracy of the cost savings associated with the planned realinement. We made our review at the Aeroepace Defense CommanC, Colorado Springs, Colorado; the Strategic Air Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska; the Tactical Air Command, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia; Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida; the Air Force Communications Service, Scott Air Foce Base, Illinois; and the Department of the Air Force, Washington, D.C. We discussed with Air Force officials the estimated costs and savings resulting from the proposed realinement and examined records and documents supporting the Air Force's estimates. As cited in your request letter, the projected savings for the proposed realinement have decreased. In January 1978 the Air Force projected a net staff reduction of 1,084, a recurring net annual savings of $17.5 million, and a one- time cost of $2.8 million to implement the realinement. Savings were attributed primarily to the projected reduction in staff at the Aerospace Defense Command, less the Frojected augmentation at other Air Force activities which would assume the transferred mission roles. In March 1979, however, the Air Force revised its estimates to reflect changes which had occurred since its earlier forecasts. The Air Force now projects a net staff reduction of approximately 791, a recurring net annual savings of $12.7 million, and a one- time cost of $4.9 million. Differences in current staff reductions from the original estimate are due to a variety of adjustments, ii-cluding congressionally Airected reductions in the Colorado Springs area. LCD-79-119 (941185)

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