State Input (PA) - Regional Hearing - National Capital Area - NAS/JRB Willow Grove - Information and Materials for Chairman Anthony Principi and Staff - Assembled for Regional Military Affairs Committee

Community Correspondence - Letter from Johnny Ogden to the BRAC Commission regarding Cannon AFB, Clovis New Mexico, wishing to express his desire to keep the base open.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

State Input (NV) Regional Hearing - Clovis, NM - Nevada Air National Guard Response to Department of Defense 2005 BRAC

Regional Hearing - Kentucky Regional Base Hearing with the Kentucky Delegation with Senator Mitch McConnell and Senator Jim Bunning in St. Louis, Missouri.

Community Correspondence - Letter from Dartha L. Hartle to the BRAC Commission regarding the DoD recommendation to close Cannon AFB in Clovis New Mexico, and the economic impact the recommendation may have in the local community.

Community Correspondence - Letter from Phyllis Neave to the BRAC Commission regarding Cannon AFB in Clovis New Mexico.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Community Input - Community Input from Hawthorne Army Depot, Nevada submitted to the BRAC Commission. Includes Short briefing, long briefing, BRAC fact sheet, Recommendation, Results, questions and concerns and any other general information.

Community Input - Community Input from Regional Hearing at the Carlson Center Fairbanks,Alaska submitted to the BRAC Commission. Includes Testimonies and Exhibits.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Department of Defense Clearinghouse Response: DoD Clearinghouse response to a letter from the BRAC Commission requesting questions for the record: The Honorable Gordon R. England, Secretary of the Navy; Admiral Vern Clark, Chief of Naval Operations; and General Michael W. Hagee, Commandant, Marine Corps from the hearing on May 17, 2005.

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Department of Defense Clearinghouse Response: DoD Clearinghouse response to an e-mail from the BRAC Commission requesting questions for the record: The Honorable Michael L. Dominguez, Secretary of the Air Force and General John P. Jumper, Air Force Chief of Staff from the hearing on May 17, 2005.

"BRAC and Per Capita Income" by Jack Spencer, July 8, 2005. Backgounder published by the Heritage Foundation.

Base Visit Report, Lead Commissioner Gen James T. Hill - includes list of attendees, summary of base's present mission, SECDEF's recommendations, key issues, installation and community concerns

Community Correspondence - Letter from a concerned citizen to BRAC Commission regarding Cannon Air Force Base.

Briefing Book - 89th Medical Group (AMC) Management Summary Fiscal Year 2004

A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Since the Department of Energy's (DOE) loan guarantee program (LGP) for innovative energy projects was established in Title XVII of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, its scope has expanded both in the types of projects it can support and in the amount of loan guarantee authority available. DOE currently has loan guarantee authority estimated at about $77 billion and is seeking additional authority. As of April 2010, it had issued one loan guarantee for $535 million and made nine conditional commitments. In response to Congress' mandate to review DOE's execution of the LGP, GAO assessed (1) the extent to which DOE has identified what it intends to achieve through the LGP and is positioned to evaluate progress and (2) how DOE has implemented the program for applicants. GAO analyzed relevant legislation, prior GAO work, and DOE guidance and regulations. GAO also interviewed DOE officials, LGP applicants, and trade association representatives."

Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) conducts a series of Web-based surveys called Status of Forces surveys, which help enable decision makers within the Department of Defense (DOD) to (1) evaluate existing programs and policies, (2) establish baselines before implementing new programs and policies, and (3) monitor the progress of programs and policies and their effects on the total force. In recent years, we have discussed the results of these surveys in several of our reports. While we have generally found the survey results to be sufficiently reliable for the purposes of our reporting, several of our reports have discussed low response rates and the potential for bias in the survey results. Nonresponse analysis is an established practice in survey research that helps determine whether nonresponse bias (i.e., survey results that do not accurately reflect the population) might occur due to under- or overrepresentation of some respondents' views on survey questions. When nonresponse analysis is performed, survey researchers can use the results to select and adjust the statistical weighting techniques they use that help ensure that survey results accurately reflect the survey population. Because we have noted, in …

Correspondence issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the average and median amount of all homestead exemptions claimed by debtors in the Northern District of Texas and the Southern District of Florida, focusing on: (1) information on debtors' use of the homestead exemption in these two districts; and (2) data on the number of personal chapter 7 bankruptcy cases closed in calendar year 1998 in the remaining five districts in Texas and Florida."

A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Annual revenues into the Assets Forfeiture Fund (AFF) from forfeited assets increased from $500 million in 2003 to $1.8 billion in 2011, in part due to an increase in prosecutions of fraud and financial crimes cases. Expenditures in support of forfeiture activities such as equitable sharing payments to state and local law enforcement agencies and payments to victims also increased over the same 9-year period, growing from $458 million in 2003 to $1.3 billion in 2011. The Department of Justice (DOJ) uses the difference between revenues and expenditures in any year to help cover anticipated expenses in the next fiscal year. Because the AFF uses fund revenues to pay for the expenses associated with forfeiture activities, DOJ carries over funds at the end of each fiscal year to ensure it has sufficient resources to cover expenses that may not be covered by the next year’s revenues. When determining the amounts to carry over, DOJ reviews historical data on past program expenditures, analyzes known future expenses such as salaries and contracts, and estimates the costs of any potential new expenditures. However, DOJ has not documented the process …