Realignment of the Aerospace Defense Command
LCD-79-119
Published: Jun 25, 1979. Publicly Released: Jun 25, 1979.
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The results of an Air Force review supported the idea that certain mission responsibilities could be transferred from the Aerospace Defense Command to other major commands. The projected savings for the proposed realignment of the Air Force Aerospace Defense Command have decreased since the original estimate. 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 realignment. In March 1979, however, revised estimates projected 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.
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