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National
Security Reform Program
The Pentagon estimates that taxpayers could save $6.5 billion per year by simply closing obsolete bases. This unnecessary spending comes as the United States military stands at a crossroads. The military is undertaking a costly restructuring of its forces, and base closures can free up tens of billions of dollars. Despite this pressing need, some in Congress are trying to delay the next round of base closures that is scheduled to take place in 2005.
Full Report PDF The Necessity
of Base Closures Estimated
Costs and Savings Blueprints
for Success
Community Economic Data
Appendices
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New
Beginnings, a report by Taxpayers for Common Sense and
Christopher Hellman of the