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Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 131
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This document is prepared and distributed as a convenient reference source for the National Defense biennial budget estimates for FY 1990/FY 1991. It also provides several current and constant dollar historical time series for National Defense, the total federal budget, and the U.S. economy. Keywords: Contingency estimates, Schedules, Legislative authorizations, Pay raises, Price increase, Inflation, Tables data, Statistical data.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 131
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This document is prepared and distributed as a convenient reference source for the National Defense biennial budget estimates for FY 1990/FY 1991. It also provides several current and constant dollar historical time series for National Defense, the total federal budget, and the U.S. economy. Keywords: Contingency estimates, Schedules, Legislative authorizations, Pay raises, Price increase, Inflation, Tables data, Statistical data.
Author: OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON DC. Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 134
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This document is prepared and distributed as a convenient reference source for the National Defense budget estimates for FY 1991. It also provides selected current and constant dollar historical time series for National Defense, the total federal budget, and the US economy. Keywords: Military budgets estimates. (edc).
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 99
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The Operation and Maintenance, Army National Guard (OMARNG) FY 1990/ 91 President's budget request has been carefully developed to provide units with trained and proficient personnel qualified to be an integral part of defense for the United States. Funding is included for the following budget activities: Budget Activity one is Mission Forces consisting of subactivities in: Training Operations, Logistics Support, Base Operations, Recruiting Support, Medical Support, Productivity Capital Investment Program and Special Operation Forces. Budget Activity two consists of Depot Maintenance and Budget Activity three is Headquarters and Command Support. The Fy 1990 budget request of $1,873.2M supports a force of 458,020 ARNG military strength, 28,863 civilian strength and approximately 3,458 company-size units/detachments. The FY 1991 budget request of $1,904.5M supports a force of 458,771 ARNG military personnel, 29,053 civilian strength and approximately 3,500 company-size units/detachments. Army National Guard (ARNG) expects to attain readiness level in FY 90 of 89% and FY 91 of 88% (fully mission capable). Air operating tempo is projected to be 8.9 hours per crew per month in both FY90 and FY91 and ground operating tempo will be 259 miles in FY90 and 288 miles in FY91. Due to ever increasing readiness levels, greater demands on mission requirements, and modernization effort expanding the ARNG vehicle and aircraft fleets, increased training and support is essential to sustain mission capability in FY 90 and FY 91. The Aviation program is acquiring both new and displaced attack helicopters and assessing additional combat aviator crews to comply with force structure changes.
Author: U S Government Accountability Office (G Publisher: BiblioGov ISBN: 9781289160593 Category : Languages : en Pages : 24
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GAO discussed current deficit-reduction issues, focusing on projected cuts in defense spending arising from improved relations with the Soviet Union. GAO noted that: (1) the government's use of surplus federal trust funds to pay current operating expenses was masking the magnitude of the national debt, which would reach an estimated $4.5 trillion by 1995; (2) the Department of Defense (DOD) had not completed its 1990 through 1994 reductions for use in preparing a new 5-year defense program, thereby limiting congressional budgeting decisions; (3) 20 DOD weapons systems programs scheduled for termination in 1991 accounted for about $3 billion in the year's defense reductions; (4) DOD needed to assess its strategy of concurrent production and testing for major weapons systems to avoid costly design changes; (5) DOD halted development efforts on three out of eight automated information systems after spending $330 million; (6) DOD submitted budgets to Congress which understated costs for automated systems, since it was not maintaining accurate and complete cost information; (7) a recent DOD management report projected savings for fiscal years 1991 through 1995 totaling $39 billion, with $2.3 billion of those savings were in the 1991 budget; (8) the Air Force's financial systems were not producing accurate cost data; (9) DOD inventories exceeded operating requirements by $103 billion and unreliable inventory records made the system vulnerable to fraud and abuse; and (10) DOD was acquiring major weapons systems that exceeded initial cost estimates and did not have the promised capabilities.
Author: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY WASHINGTON DC. Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 113
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Contents: Summary of Requirements by Budget Program; Introduction; Summary Tables - Personnel Summaries, Summary of Entitlements by Subactivity, Analysis of Appropriation Changes - FY 90, Schedule of Increases and Decreases; Detail of Military Personnel Entitlements - Pay and Allowances of Officers, Pay and Allowances of Enlisted Personnel, Subsistence of Enlisted Personnel, Permanent Change of Station Travel, Other Military Personnel Costs; Special Analysis - Schedule of Military Assigned Outside DoD, Reimbursable Program. (kr).
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Author: OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON DC.
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