Fact Sheet: Base ClosingsUPDATED: 5:16 am HST August 26, 2005 A look at a federal commission's decisions on the list of major bases the Pentagon wants to close. The Pentagon defines "major" as facilities whose replacement cost would be $100 million or greater.CLOSE (as Pentagon recommended)
Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Concord Detachment Riverbank Army Ammunition Plant Onizuka Air Force Station Georgia: Fort McPherson Fort Gillem Naval Air Station Atlanta Indiana: Newport Chemical Depot (closure was conditioned upon completion of treaty obligations) Kansas: Kansas Army Ammunition Plant Michigan: Selfridge Army Activity Mississippi: Mississippi Army Ammunition Plant Naval Station Pascagoula New Jersey: Fort Monmouth (closure was conditioned on an assurance that research under way in connection with the war on terrorism won't be disrupted) Oregon: Umatilla Chemical Depot (closure was conditioned upon completion of treaty obligations) Texas: Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant Naval Station Ingleside Brooks CityBase Utah: Deseret Chemical Depot (closure was conditioned upon completion of treaty obligations and a study to see if the depot can be converted for another use) Virginia: Fort Monroe
Naval Support Activity, Corona Connecticut Submarine Base New London Louisiana Naval Support Activity, New Orleans Maine Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Nevada Hawthorne Army Depot South Dakota Ellsworth Air Force Base Texas Red River Army Depot
Naval Air Station Brunswick
Eielson Air Force Base.
Broadway Complex San Diego Virginia Oceana Naval Air Station
Kulis Air Guard Station Massachusetts: Otis Air National Guard Base Michigan: W.K. Kellogg Airport Air Guard Station New Mexico: Cannon Air Force Base New York: Niagara Falls International Airport Air Guard Station Pennsylvania: Naval Air Station Willow Grove Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station Wisconsin: General Mitchell Air Reserve Station | KITV on Facebook
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