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VANGUARD FINAL REFORT QiAPTER MIRESlWUCNRE lNSTAUATEON AND W PS MANAGEMENI'15 Deamber 1990apements. Ft. kbir has indicated that it can h-te HEC real estate, real pmpertyand BASOPS functions with Ft. Belvoir garrison operations if properly funded.(3) Comdusicm. Economies can be gained by lxande HEC real andinstallation property and BASOPS functions to MDW.4 -. Transfer HEC real and instahtion property andBASOPS functions to MDW; eliminate selected positions; transfer the reJn%i.uing HECSApositions to HQ USACE AMHA account; and disestablish HECSA. HQ USACE providesreim-t for all BASOPS services provided by Ft. Woir until such the the HECproperty is transfemed and USACE transfers funds to cover the BASOPS costs associatedwith HEC.n. USARMY PACIFIC (USARPAC) A m o.. . VANGUARD initiative MAC 17 idediies savings as a result(1)of reducing the activity and transfening AMHA functional persomtel to HQ USARPAC.This FOA was established 3 Oct84 in response to AMHA smngth mmraints. It provides tmmmad-wide operationalsupport to HQ USARPAC, US. Army Support Center, Hawaii (USASCH); 6th hhtryW o n and U.S. Army Garrisan, w, U.SAmy, Japan and other USARPAC units andtenant tmits.(b) This andpis consisted of a thorough m6ew of thisactivity and both the MACOM and other VANGUARD reductions affedng it. VANGUARDinitiative MA04 (Implemmation of DCSBOS) and VANGUARD Initiative SMAlO(Chisolidate TAADS Bmmmmtion) both reduce this activity. An additional reduction tothis activity by this initiative reduces USARPAC by approximate@ 20 percent.(31 ~esaad~tanbegainedbyreducingUSARPAC and tiansfaring AMHA functianal pmcmd to HQ USARPAC.(4) Reduce USARPAC autbhtiians; ttmder AMHAhxmidto HQ, USARPAC (which hmeases AEJMA ailing); remainiqgopuatid and fimcticmai pemmd suppmbg USASCH, 6ID/USAG-AK and other
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