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B-175085 1 (1972-03-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkpb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: L TCT~- pot t be bae5;d Val4~u Dss COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF T' IT DS WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RELE.SED MAR 1,5 1972, B-175085 .. Dear Senator Proxmire: This is in response to your request of January 18, 1972, for a report on a script sent to you by station WLUK-TV, Green Bay, Wisconsin. The script related to the employment of a janitor and of civilian mechanics at the Green Bay Na- tional Guard Armory. It said that seven full-time mechan- / ics (civilian technicians) were employed to maintain a fleet of 142 military vehicles which were used only once a month. The need' for these mechanics was questioned. We met with representatives of the National Guard Bureau and requested information on the number and duties of techni- cians assigned to janitorial and maintenance functions and on the quantity and ty-pe- 6f°'quipment---s1'gnedto the Green Bay armory. The information furnished to us by the Chief of the National Guard Bureau has been reviewed and is summarized be- low. National Guard manning documents do not provide for janitors. When janitors are employed, as at the Green Bay armory, they are not paid from Federal funds. At the Green Bay armory, the headquarters of the 1st Battalion, 127th Infantry Division, 12 Army National Guard civilian technicians are employed. --Seven technicians are assigned to positions in the battalion headquarters to perform the daily work load in administration, training, and supply for all person- nel and materiel of the entire battalion. --Five technicians (not seven, as stated in the script), including one shop chief and four general mechanics, are employed in the organizational maintenance shop. The average annual salary of these technicians, paid in accordance with the Coordinated Federal Wage Sched- ule for Milwaukee, is $10,241.

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