Fort Drum Policy Letters

Fort Drum Policy Letters – Ignore Restriction Head and Bottom – 10th Mountain Division, (Light Infantry) and Fort Drum (AFZS-CG/MG Lloyd J. Austin III), Building 10, 000, Fort Drum, New York 12602-5406 Commander , Fort Drum Garrison (AFZS-GC/COL Emory R. Helton) Building 10, 000 Fort Drum, New York 13602-5406 – Validation of Data for Base Resignation and Closure 2005, Fort Drum (Project Code A-2003-IMT-0440.037 ), Audit Report: A-2004-0385-IMT

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Fort Drum Policy Letters

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The Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission (also known as the BRAC Commission) was created by Congress to “reorganize the base structure of the United States military to more effectively and efficiently support our forces, increase operational readiness, and facilitate new established to review and analyze the recommendations of the Ministry of Defense. do business.” This collection includes 1995 and 2005 commission reports, documents, data, correspondence, and public comments.

30 June 2004 Commander in Chief Memorandum – Fort Drum – Installation Management, text, 9 September 2005; (https:///ark:/67531/metadc21655/: accessed 13 October 2022), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Libraries, https://; NBT Library Government Documents Division. 1 of 11 President Donald Trump speaks with Maj. Gen. Walter Piatt as he watches an air assault exercise at Wheeler-Sack Army Air Field, Fort Drum, N.Y., Aug. 13, 2018. Monday, Carolyn Custer/APS Show more.Show less

2 of 11 Rep. Eliza, R-N.Y., speaks before President Donald Trump signs a $716 billion defense spending bill for John McCain Monday, Aug. 13, 2018, at Fort Drum, N.Y. Listening to Stefanik speak/APShow MoreShow Less

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4of 11President Donald Trump speaks with participants in an air strike exercise at Fort Drum, New York, Monday, Aug. 13, 2018, as he signs the John S. McCain Fiscal Year National Defense Authorization Act, H.R. 5515 poses for a photo before the signing ceremony. 2019.” (AP Photo/Caroline Custer)Caroline Custer Show more Show less

5 of 11 President Donald Trump speaks with Maj. Gen. Walter Piatt as they watch the Wheeler-Sack Army Air Assault Exercise at Fort Drum, New York. Monday, August 13, 2018 By Carolyn Custer/APShow More Less Show

7 of 11 Local officials, media and invited guests arrived at Fort Drum’s 48th Field on April 9, 2018, in UH-60 Black Hawks to get a better understanding of the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade’s Falcons. . Peak Training Exercise. Michael Strasser / Fort Drum Garrison Public Relations Show more Show less

8 of 11 Local officials, media and invited guests flew UH-60 Black Hawks over Fort Drum?s Range 48 on April 9, 2018, to get a better understanding of the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade’s Falcons. arrived. Peak Training Exercise. Michael Strasser / Fort Drum Garrison Public Relations Show more Show less

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10 of 11 Local officials, media and invited guests arrive at Fort Drum?s Range 48 on April 9, 2018, with UH-60 Black Hawks to get a better look at the Falcons of the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade. is going to understand. Peak Training Exercise. Michael Strasser / Fort Drum Garrison Public Relations Show more Show less

WASHINGTON — Last week, the White House announced President Trump’s “national emergency” plan to spend $3.6 billion on military construction for the U.S.-Mexico border wall, leaving lawmakers scrambling to see if local projects would be hit.

“The House needs to work together on a bipartisan legislative solution to fund comprehensive border security,” Stefanik said in a statement Monday. “I will continue to advocate for full funding and ownership of all Fort Drum projects.”

Stefanik, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, emphasized his belief that Fort Drum is the best location for East Coast missiles.

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Fort Drum is New York State’s largest single employer, with 15,110 military personnel and 3,722 civilians working on or near the post, with a total economic impact of more than $1.2 billion, a tremendous asset to the rural areas between the Adirondacks and the Adirondacks. The Thousand Islands area of ​​the St. Lawrence River.

Fort Drum Regional Communications Director Tom Carman said he did not want to comment without seeing the details of Trump’s plan. But “there’s no question that Fort Drum has improved significantly over the last few years,” he said.

Among the military installations in New York, one of the potential losers is the United States Military Academy at West Point. The House Committee’s list of sensitive projects includes $160 million for the academy’s parking structure and engineering center.

“It doesn’t matter whether you support the wall or not,” said Rep. Sean Maloney, whose district includes West Point. “We cannot steal funding from the next generation of military leaders to do this.”

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Fort Drum is the largest military installation in the state. The Air Force maintains a virtual airfield with 10,000 feet of runway ready to transport troops to a combat zone within 96 hours of notification. Along with Alaska, it is a major cold-weather training point for the Army, Army National Guard, and Reserves. The 10th Mountain Division regularly rotated to Afghanistan and other locations overseas.

In an era of increasing military base closures, Fort Drum took on new life in 2015 when President Obama’s Secretary of Defense, Ashton Carter, took office, saying “Fort Drum isn’t going anywhere.”

In 2017, the Army Corps of Engineers awarded a total of $22.2 million in construction contracts, an increase of nearly 10 percent over the previous year as it secured military objectives.

Trump introduced the emergency declaration after Congress last week approved $1.375 billion in border security funding for the Department of Homeland Security, but no wall. A 35-day wall standoff that ended Jan. 25 saw both parties seeking to avoid a government shutdown.

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After declaring the emergency, Trump’s chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, told reporters that regardless of Congress, the president would ultimately need more than $8 billion to build the wall, including $3.6 billion for military construction.

Trump’s claims are likely to be challenged in court and may never see the light of day. On Monday night, 16 states, including New York, launched the first major legal challenge to the president’s attempt to use emergency powers to build a border wall. Many legal experts and members of the Democratic Party say that this is in conflict with the provision of the Constitution, which states that “money shall not be withdrawn from the state fund, but money shall be withdrawn from funds provided by law.”

Stefanik voted against the funding deal last week, criticizing Trump for trying to build a wall by declaring a national emergency.

“I believe declaring a national emergency is a bad decision and will be appealed to the courts,” he said last week.

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Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., Hillary Clinton’s running mate in the 2016 presidential election, wrote to Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan that the military needs $116 billion in maintenance, 23 percent of which is for facilities. Nine percent of them are in “poor condition”.

“I am concerned that a project that the president has said will be paid for by Mexico will now be the responsibility of military personnel and their families,” he wrote. Soldiers disembark from Blackhawk helicopters and take up positions on the ground during tactical and training exercises. A parade during the Salute to the Nation ceremony for the Mountain Festival on Wednesday, September 1, 2021 at Fort Drum. Cara Dry / Watertown Daily Times

FORT DRUM – Fort Drum could be selected for a new military installation that could add another 3,000 soldiers and dozens of civilian jobs.

Fort Drum is competing for the Army’s new Multi-Domain Task Force, or MDTF, a strategy to counter national security threats from China and Russia. Advocate Drum is organizing a letter-writing campaign to support Fort Drum getting an MDTF.

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David J. Zembiek, president of Advocate Drum and executive director of economic development for Jefferson County, said the goal is to send letters to local elected officials, community groups, regional chambers of commerce and economic development leaders in support of Fort Drum.

Advocate Drum officials have created a letter template to use in local campaigns.

Local officials met last week to discuss how to respond after hearing about the possible landing of the MHRD plane on the occasion of the Fourth of July holiday.

“The full MDTF investment will mean additional infrastructure at Fort Drum, 3,000 additional Soldiers and dozens more civilian positions. The base of the MDTF means adding up to 400 soldiers and civilians with a small investment.

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“Investment increases substance