This report summarizes and documents the work of the Joint Process Action Team and the approach and methodology used by the Department of Defense and the Secretary for analyzing Criterion 7 in developing and evaluating recommendations for the closure or realignment of military installations in the United States.

Criterion 8 JPAT Report - June 2004 - This report summarizes and documents the approach and process used by the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 2005 Selection Criterion 8 Joint Process Action Team (JPAT).

DISREGARD RESTRICTION HEADER AND FOOTER - JPAT 7 Installation and Activity Reports DoD Agencies and Activities As of April 20, 2005 -

Base Visit Report to Fort Gillem, GA, 10 June 2005. Lead Commissioner: Honorable James H. Bilbray; Commission Staff: Donald Manuel & Aaron Butler.

Community Input: National Association to Restore Pride in America's Capital (NARPAC) Report: "Transforming DC's Outdated Military Facilities into City Revenues" dtd 30 April 2005.

Base Visit Report for Fort Monroe VA 25 May 2005. Lead Commissioner: Chairman Anthony J. Principi; Accompanying Commissioner: General L.W. Newton; Commission staffer: Gary Dinsick.

Base Visit Report for Fort McPherson, GA, June 8 2005. Lead Commissioner: Honorable James T. Hill; Commission Staff: Donald Manuel & Aaron Butler.

Base Visit Report for Fort Eustin VA, 25 May, 2005. Lead Commissioner: Chairman Principi; Accompanying Commissioner: Gen. Lloyd W. Newton; Commission Staff: Dean Rhody, Gary Dinsick, James Durso.

Congressional Input: Report titled "Base Closings and Military Presence in the Northeast-Midwest: The Nation's Unguarded Region" submitted by Connecticut Rep. Rob Simmons. This report was submitted in regards to the closure of Submarine Base New London, CT. Rep. Simmons' letter is an addendum at the back of the report.

Base Visit Report of BRAC Commission Visit to Tobyhanna Army Depot, Tobyhanna, PA dtd 10 June 2005.

Base Visit Report - Naval Station Great Lakes, North Chicago, Illinois, Realignment Recommendations, 02 June 2005 visited by Commissioner Samuel K. Skinner.

Base Visit Book - Naval Station Ingleside

Base Visit Report – Army – Fort Sill, OK. No commissioners were present. Commission Staff present: Mike Avenick

Base Visit Report – Naval Air Station Pensacola, FL. Commissioner present: Admiral Harold Gehman. Commission Staff present: Joe Barrett, Syd Carroll, Carol Schmidt, Marilyn Wasleski

Base Visit Report – Army Fort Hood, TX. Lead Commissioner: General James Hill. Accompanying Commissioner: Brigadier General Sue Turner. Commission Staff: LTC Kevin Felix, Gary Miller.

BRAC DoD Report by Commission Recommendation Number

AF31 Base Visit Book Ellsworth AFB

DA5 Base Visit Book Defense Agencies Leased Space - VA (DISA)

Describes the mission, organization, and principles of employment of the field artillery unit.

"The scope of the manual includes discussion and illustration of organization, equipment, training, and methods of employment of the mechanized cavalry reconnaissance troop and its components, designed to simplify and speed training and to facilitate understanding of basic doctrine."

From foreword: "This report represents the most current methodology available for wetland classification and culminates a long-term effort involving many wetland scientists."

This guide is a summary of the campaign finance regulations applicable to political committees.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is encouraging the use of alternative fuels and alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs). To support this activity, DOE has directed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to conduct projects to evaluate the performance and acceptability of light-duty AFVs. In this study, we tested a pair of 1998 Ford Tauruses: one E85 (85% gasoline/15% ethanol) model (which was tested on both E85 and gasoline) and a gasoline model as closely matched as possible. Each vehicle was run through a series of tests to evaluate acceleration, fuel economy, braking, and cold-start capabilities, as well as more subjective performance indicators such as handling, climate control, and noise.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is encouraging the use of alternative fuels and alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs). To support this activity, DOE has directed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) to conduct projects to evaluate the performance and acceptability of light-duty AFVs. In this study, we tested a pair of 1998 Ford F-250 pickups: one dedicated compressed natural gas (CNG) model and a gasoline model as closely matched as possible. Each vehicle was run through a series of tests to evaluate acceleration, fuel economy, braking, and cold-start capabilities, as well as more subjective performance indicators such as handling, climate control, and noise.