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LCD-77-358 1 (1977-10-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaawdy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DOCUMIENT RESW 03990 - [B30743311 Planned Realinement of Two Army Commands in St. Louis, Missouri. LCD-77-58; B-172707. October 27, 1977. Released November 3, 977. 11 pp. Report to Rep. John Young; Sen. William 1. Scott; ty Rcbert F. Keller, Actinq Comptroller General. Issue Area: Lai Enforcement and Crime Prevention (5CC). Contact: Logistics and Communicationi Div. Budqot Function: National Defense: Defense-related Activities (054). Grqafization Concerned: Department of the Army: Army Aviation Systems Command; Department of the Army: Army Trocp Support Command. Conqressional Relevance: Rep. John Young; Sen. William L. Scott. The Department ot Defense realinement cz the Army Troop Comman6 and tne Army Aviation Systems LCommand could save an estimated $6.7 million each year and avoid other costs. Findinqs/Conclusions: Abolishing the Trccp Support Command and the Aviation systems Command to form tuc new ccmmands (the U.S. Army Troop Support and Aviation Material Readibess Ccmmard and the U.S. Army Aviation Research and Develojment Command) could cost dbout $14.2 million, primarily to renovate tacilities. The realinement could reduce staffing requirements hy 335 positions and could avoid about $19.2 million in costs fcr planned facility renov-tion which may not te necessary Kt tbe move is made. ihe readiness ccmmand will have logisticz support and material readiness missions. The research and develcpment command will have research, development, and acquisition missioLO. both new commands would be located at the Pederal Center, St. Louis, hisscuri. The Trocl Support Command is already socated at the Federal Center, and the Aviation Ccmnwand is located at the Federal Building in St. icuis. If the realinement does occur, the Genczal Services Administration plans to dispose of this building. It the move does not cccur, repairs and alterations to the building, estisated at about $19. million, are planned for fiscal years 1976 thrcugh 19b1. (AutLor/SC)

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