64. Meridian: The 100th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve located in the Marine Corps Reserve Training Center will be inactivated by October 1966 and the leased training center will be returned to the owner 65. Meridian: The Naval Reserve training facility will be inactivated by June 1966 and the leased facilities will be returned to the owner. MISSOURI 66. Hannibal: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Naval Reserve Training Center at Quincy, Ill., by June 1967. Leased facilities will be returned to the owner. 67. St. Louis: The U.S. Army Support Center will be disestablished by Decem ber 1966 and its support responsibilities in the St. Louis area realigned between the U.S. Continental Army Command and the U.S. Army Mate riel Command installations in the Greater St. Louis area. NEBRASKA 68. Lincoln: Two NIKE-HERCULES sites located at Lincoln will be phased out and the sites inactivated by March 1966. These facilities will be declared excess. 69. Plattsmouth: The NIKE-HERCULES site located at Plattsmouth will be phased out and the site inactivated by March 1966. These facilities will be declared excess. NEW HAMPSHIRE *70. Portsmouth: The naval hospital located at Seavey's Island will be phased out and declared excess by June 1973. Prior to the closure, a small replacement hospital will be established at Pease Air Force Base to accommodate Air Force personnel and Navy personnel remaining in the area. *71. Portsmouth: The Naval Disciplinary Command at Portsmouth will be closed and the facilities declared excess by January 1969. Navy prisoners will be confined at the Army Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. NEW JERSEY 72. Wrightstown: The New York Sector Air Defense Direction Center located at McGuire Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1968. The 339th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at McGuire will be relocated by July 199 to Griffiss Air Force Base to replace the F-101 squadron which is being inactivated. NEW MEXICO *73. Roswell: The 6th Strategic Air Command Bomb Wing located at Walker Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1967 and the base will be closed and declared excess. NEW YORK 74. Binghamton: The 48th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve at Binghamton will be inactivated by October 1966. The Naval Reserve Training Center will remain active. 75. New York: The Office of Naval Research branch office, New York, will be consolidated with the Office of Naval Research branch office, Boston, by July 1966. An annex of the Boston office will remain in the New York City area. 76. Westhampton Beach: The 98th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron located at Suffolk County Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1968. 77. White Plains: The 105th Air Transport Group (C-97), Air National Guard. located at Westchester County Airport will be inactivated by October 1966.. The military flying facility will be closed. NORTH CAROLINA 78. Charlotte: The Charlotte Army Missile Plant at Charlotte will be closed and the facilities declared excess by July 1967. 79. Durham: The 41st Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve will be inactivated and consolidated with the 4th 155-mm, Howitzer Battery at Raleigh, N.C., by October 1966. The Naval Reserve Training Center in Durham will remain active. 80. Winston-Salem: The 4th Communications Company of the Marine Corps Reserve located at Winston-Salem will be inactivated and consolidated with the 5th Communications Company at Greensboro by October 1966. The Naval Reserve Training Center at Winston-Salem will remain active. OHIO 81. Dayton: The 17th Bomb Wing and the 24th Bomber Squadron at WrightPatterson AFB will be inactivated by October 1970 with Wright-Patterson remaining as the Headquarters of the Air Force Logistics Command and with the Air Force Systems Command Research and Development functions remaining. 82. Hamilton: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Cincinnati by June 1966. The facilities will be declared excess. 83. Lockbourne: The 87th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron located at Lockbourne Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1968. 84. Warren: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and con solidated with the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Youngstown, Ohio, by June 1966. The facilities will be declared excess. 85. Wilmington: The C-119 Air Reserve 906th Troop Carrier Group located at Clinton County Air Force Base will be inactivated by October 1967. *86. Youngstown: The C-119 Air Reserve 910th Troop Carrier Group located at Youngstown Municipal Airport will be inactivated by October 1967 and the Air Force installation closed. OKLAHOMA *87. Burns Flat: The 70th Bomb Wing of the Strategic Air Command located at Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1970 and the base will be closed and declared excess. OREGON 88. Portland: The 460th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Portland International Airport will be inactivated by April 1966 and the facilities transferred to the Continental Air Command. PENNSYLVANIA 89. Altoona: The 32d Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve will be inactivated by August 1966. The Naval Reserve Training Center will remain active. 90. Bethlehem: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Naval Reserve Training Center at Allentown, Pa., by June 1970. A new reserve training center will be constructed between Allentown and Bethlehem. 91. Coraopolis: The C-121 Air National Guard Air Transport Group located at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport will be inactivated by October 1966. 92. Kingston (Wilkes-Barre): The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Naval Reserve Training Center at Scranton, Pa., by June 1967. The facilities will be declared excess. 93. Philadelphia: The Tacony Warehouse located at Frankford Arsenal will be closed and disposed of by July 1967. 94. York: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Harrisburg and the Naval Reserve Training Center, Lancaster, Pa., by June 1966. The facilities will be declared excess. RHODE ISLAND 95. Davisville: The Navy Barrier Forces located at the Construction Battalion Center, Davisville, will be phased out by July 1966. 96. Newport: The 1st 155-mm. Howitzer Battery of the Marine Corps Reserve will be relocated to and consolidated with the 3d and 9th 105-mm. Howitzer Battery Providence, R.I., by October 1966. 97. Newport: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and consolidated with the Naval Reserve Training Centers at Fall River, Mass and Providence, R.I., by June 1966. 98. Quonset Point: The functions of the Naval Aircraft Torpedo Unit, a tenant activity at the Naval Air Station, Quonset Point, will be transferred : the Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake, Calif., and the Naval Ar Test Center, Patuxent River, Md., by July 1966. 99. Woonsocket: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be inactivated a consolidated with the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center Providence, R.I., by June 1967. The facilities will be declared excess SOUTH CAROLINA 100. Charleston: The 444th Fighter Interceptor Squadron located at Charleston Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1969. 101. Georgetown: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be reduced to a training facility by June 1966. SOUTH DAKOTA 102. Box Elder: The 13th Fighter Interceptor Squadron will be inactivated at Glasgow Air Force Base by July 1968 and not transferred to Ellsworta Air Force Base as previously announced. TENNESSEE *103. Symrna: The Tactical Air Command operating airlift mission at Sewart Air Force Base and the Tactical Air Command C-130 Combat Crew training mission will be relocated to other Air Force bases. Sewart Air Force Base will be closed and declared excess by July 1970. TEXAS 104. Abilene: Two NIKE Hercules sites at Abilene will be phased out and the sites inactivated by June 1966. These facilities will be declared excess 105. Austin: Two NIKE Hercules sites at Austin will be phased out and the sites inactivated by June 1966. These facilities will be declared ex(Y 106. Beaumont: The Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center will be inactivated and relocated to a new Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center to be constructed midway between Beaumont and Port Arthur, Tex., by June 1970. 107. Bellville: The Naval Reserve Training Facility will be inactivated by June 1966 and the facility will be declared excess. 108. Big Spring: The 331st Fighter Interceptor Squadron located at Webb Air Force Base will be inactivated by October 1967. *109. El Paso: The 95th Bomb Wing of the Strategic Air Command located at Biggs Air Force Base will be inactivated by July 1966. The facilities will be transferred to the Army for use by the Defense Language Instatute and the Army Aviation Laboratory by late 1966. *110. Genoa : The 924th and 925th Troop Carrier Air Reserve Groups located at Ellington Air Force Base will be inactivated and the Civil Air Patrol Headquarters will be relocated to Maxwell Air Force Base, Alaban.a. by October 1967. The base will be transferred to the Air National Guard during 1967. 111. Huntsville: The Naval Reserve Training Facility will be inactivated and the facility declared excess by June 1966. 112. Port Arthur: Company D. 1st Battalion, 23d Marine Corps Reserve wi!! be relocated to Beaumont by October 1966 and remain there until 1970 at which time it will be relocated with the Navy Reserve Unit to a new facility midway between Beaumont and Port Arthur. 113. San Antonio: The USAF Language Training School now located at Lackland Air Force Base will be relocated to Biggs Air Force Base, El Paso, Tex.. and consolidated with the Defense Language Institute by Decem ber 1967. 114. Wichita Falls: Battery G 2d battalion, 14th Marine Corps Reserve will be relocated and consolidated with Battery H, 2d battalion, 14th Marine Corps Reserve, Forth Worth, Tex. by October 1966 The Naval Reserve Training Center in Wichita Falls will remain active. 15. Waco: The 12th Air Force Headquarters will be relocated to Bergstrom Air Air Force Base, at Austin, Tex. Leased facilities will be terminatesi by July 1968. UTAH 116. Ogden: The 45th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve at Ogden will be relocated and consolidated with 21st Rifle Company, Salt Lake VIRGINIA 117. Charlottesville: The 7th Truck Company of the Marine Corps Reserve located at Charlottesville will be inactivated by October 1966. Leased facilities will be returned to the owner. 118. Newport News: The Army Aviation Laboratory now docated at Fort Eustis, Va., will relocated to Biggs Air Force Base, El Paso, Tex., by December 1967. WASHINGTON 119. Aberdeen: The Naval Reserve Training Center will be reduced to a training facility by June 1966. 120. Bellingham: The 56th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve will be inactivated by October 1966. The Naval Reserve Training Center will be reduced to a training facility by June 1966. 121. Seattle: The Naval Supply Depot, Seattle, will be disestablished by July 1967 and its functions merged with those of the Puget Sound Naval The Naval Supply Center, Puget Shipyard under a new command. Sound, with headquarters at Bremerton. The Naval Supply Depot will be redesignated the Seattle Annex, Naval Supply Center, Puget Sound, with terminal, cold storage and naval station functions continuing. Remaining facilities will be declared excess. 122. Spokane: Two NIKE Hercules sites at Spokane will be phased out and These facilities will be declared the sites inactivated by June 1966. excess. 123. Tacoma: The 25th Air Division Air Defense Combat Center, located at McChord Air Force Base, will be inactivated in April 1966. The 498th Fighter Interceptor Squadron will be relocated to Payne Field by January 1967 to replace the F-101 Squadron being inactivated. WEST VIRGINIA 124. Parkersburg: The 104th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve located at Parkersburg will be inactivated by October 1966. Leased facilities will be returned to the owner. WISCONSIN 125. Milwaukee: A 130-acre portion of the U.S. Army Disciplinary Barracks will be declared excess by October 1969. Tenant activities will be relocated to the area being retained. 126. Oshkosh: The 95th Rifle Company of the Marine Corps Reserve will be The Naval Reserve Training Center in inactivated by October 1966. Oshkosh will remain active. OVERSEAS *1. San Juan: The Army Antilles Command in Puerto Rico will be inactivated and Fort Buchanan in San Juan closed by the end of December 1966. The English language training program will continue under the sponsorship of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Fort Buchanan will be declared excess to the General Services Administration and made available under applicable laws to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico for nonmilitary use. DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PROPERTY OVERSEAS Mr. DENTON. Do you dispose of surplus military property? Mr. DENTON. What about overseas property? Mr. SIMPSON, We do not bother with those overseas because of the expense involved. Mr. DENTON, I will tell you why I am asking that question. I received several letters from one man who enclosed an advertisement of surplus property being sold overseas. He said, "We paid for that property. Why don't you bring it over here to us?" What is the answer to that! Mr. Simpson. I think really the answer is the costs involved in shipping it back. Actually, when property is sold, personal property par Ticularly, you realize probably somewhere between 10 and 15 cents or the dollar in terms of acquisition cost of the property. (Remember that most of the surplus property generated by the Government is sol right now in this country as well as overseas. It is a relatively smal parcentage, I think less than 30 percent, that becomes available for our program.) History has shown we are only realizing 10 to 15 cents in the dollar at most when surplus property is sold. When you add . transportation costs of bringing it back, you wouldn't realize enouto make it worthwhile. Mr. DENTON, Who sells it overseas? Mr. SIMPSON. The Department of Defense sells it overseas. Mr. PNION. If this man wants to bid on surplus properry, how d he go about it f ME. SIMPSON. In this country? Mr DENON. Yes AD. STAPSON. Pie Geveral Services Administration has resrem culty for the sale of it in this country. They put it out on reen sales copracts for commentive bids, and anybody who wants t on it, on a norma' compet ́t ve bass can put in a BL MP PANION. Then he shou'd tell the GSA be is rerested in: |