Executive Correspondence – Letter dtd 08/05/05 to Chairman Principi from Representative Henry Brown (1st, SC) requesting that the Chairman direct the BRAC to evaluate the information compiled since the 06/28/05 SC Regional BRAC hearing. This is with regard to Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charleston and DFAS Charleston.

Executive Correspondence - Letter from Mary Graham Vice President Public Policy Regional Advancement Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce

Executive Correspondence - From Governor Donald L. Carcieri To Chairman Principi

Executive Correspondence - Letter from South Carolina Senator Lindsey O. Graham to the BRAC Commission regarding a request to have the BRAC Commission review information about the Charleston community and DoD recommendations for Naval Facilities Engineering Command.

Executive Correspondence - Letter from Congressman Joe Wilson to Chairman Principi regarding NAS Oceana.

Southern Division Charleston - Options Using COBRA Data and COBRA Model

The Honorable Gordon R. England, Secretary of the Navy, and Mr. Thomas Ledvina, Assistant General Counsel (I&E), met at 1327 on 9 December 2004 with a delegation from the Charleston, South Carolina, Metro Chamber of Commerce (CMCOC). Attending for the CMCOC were: The Honorable Richard Eckstrom, Comptroller General, State of South Carolina; the Honorable Ed Fava, Charleston County Council; Mr. Peter Wertimer, Immediate Past President, CMCOC; VADM Albert J. Baccario, USN (Ret.), Chair, Military Relations Policy Council, CMCOC; BGEN Thomas R. Mikolajik, USAF (Ret.), Military Relations Advisor, CMCOC; Ms. Mary Graham, CCR, Vice-President, Public Policy/Regional Advancement, CMCOC; Ms. Caitlin Ruthven, Military Relations Coordinator, CMCOC; Mr. Chris Socha, Legislative Assistant to Senator-elect Jim DeMint; and Ms. Delores DaCosta, Chief of Staff for Congressman Henry Brown; In addition, LCDR Vincent J. Moore, JAGC, USNR and Capt James A. Noel, USMC, ODASN (Ism) were also present.

The Honorable BJ Penn, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Installations and Environment, and the Honorable Wayne Arny, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Installations and Facilities met with the Honorable Mark Sanford, Governor of South Carolina and members of the South Carolina Military Base Task Force, including Kurt Taylor, Mayor Pro Tempore, North Charleston; Bob Coble, Mayor, Columbia; Bill Rauch, Mayor, Beaufort; Joe Riley, Mayor, Charleston; William Randolph, Mayor Pro Tempore, Sumter; Richard Eckstrom, Comptroller General and Co-Chair, South Carolina Military Base Task Force; Brig. General (ret. ) Thomas R. Mikolajcik, USA; and, James C. McGuire, Off ice of the Governor, in Room 43523 at 1000 on 14 March 2005. In addition, CAPT John E. Cohoon, USN, Chief of Staff, Commander Navy Installations Command; CAPT James D. Heffernan, USN, OASN (I&E); and, Capt James A. Noel, USMC, ODASN (IS&A) were also present.

Public Document - DISREGARD RESTRICTION HEADER. This recommendation, in conjunction with the Realign Fort Leonard Wood (Drill Sergeant School to Fort Jackson) recommendation, consolidates Drill Sergeant’s Training from three locations Fort Benning, Fort Jackson, & Fort Leonard Wood to one location, Fort Jackson and facilitates the activation of Brigade Combat Team (light) at Fort Benning. Outlines existing facilities and services provided by both bases and compares them to make a case for realignment.

Public Document - DISEGARD RESTRICTION HEADER, PAGE 1. Report outlining the environmental resources located at Ft. Jackson.

Public Document: DISREGARD RESTRICTION HEADER. Report including demographic, educational, and community statistics regarding Fort Jackson.