Letters from concerned citizens asking for support in removing Brunswick Naval Air Station from the 2005 BRAC closure list

Base Visit Trip Report - Naval Air Station Brunswick - July 26, 2005

Community Input - COBRA Run - Naval Air Station Brunswick

DFAS is a Working Capital Fund agency, which means rather than receiving direct appropriations, DFAS earns operating - revenue for products and services provided to its customers.

Disregard Header and Footer Restriction: Candidate Recommendation # DON-0138R Naval Air Station (NAS) Brunswick, ME. Relocate its aircraft along with dedicated personnel, equipment and support to NAS Jacksonville, FL. Relocate NMCB 27 to Westover Air Reserve Base (ARB), MA. Relocate Company “A” 1/25 Marines to the National Guard Armory (NGA), Bath, ME. Relocate FASOTRAGRULANT Detachment to Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point, NC. Consolidate Naval Air Reserve (NAR) Brunswick, ME, with Naval Reserve Center (NRC) Bangor, ME. Consolidate Aviation Intermediate Maintenance (AIMD) with Fleet Readiness Center (FRC) Southeast Jacksonville, FL.

Disregard Header and Footer Restriction: Naval Shipyard (NSYD) Portsmouth, Kittery, Candidate Recommendation # DON-0133.

Letter from Charles D. Dunton regarding the Logic in Closing PNSY - Kittery Maine

Community Correspondence - Letters from Individuals in Support of Brunswick Naval Air Station

Community Correspondence - Letters from J.M. Bousquet writing to commend the Commission on a thorough, thoughtful approach to the BRAC decisions

From downtown Brunswick business community

Executive Correspondence – Letter dtd 08/22/05 to Chairman Principi from Topsham ME Town Manager Gary Brown enclosing a resolution adopted by the Topsham Board of Selectmen in support of maintaining NAS Brunswick.

Executive Correspondence - Governor Baldacci forwarded a letter from Admiral Robert Willard, Vice Chief of Naval Operations to the Maine Delegation reiterating the strategic and military value of NAS Brunswick to meet current and future war fighting.

Letter from Governor Baldacci - wanting to bring attention to information about a significant homeland security threat and the role Brunswick plays in countering this threat

Executive Correspondence - Letter from Governor of Maine, John E. Baldacci; U.S. Senators Olympia J. Snowe and Susan M. Collins; and U.S. Representatives Thomas H. Allen and Michael H. Michaud in regards to NAS Brunswick

Executive Correspondence - Point Paper in Response to Commission Skinner's question about attack submarine force structure requirements during the 6 July 2005 Regional BRAC hearing in Boston and copy of the facility and human capacity presentation by a shipyard employee, Mr. Donnell to Commissioner during her visit to Portsmouth on 26 July

Individual letters from citizens against the recommendation to close Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Community Correspondence - Letter from an individual regarding Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and BRAC Regional Hearing in Boston

Community Correspondence - Letter from Ralph Dean expressing his thoughts about the NAS Brunswick recommendation

State Input - Report gathered by the State of Maine regarding NAS Brunswick's future and outlining its features, resources, and facilities.

Hearing Input - Hard copy PowerPoint presentation regarding resources and statistics offered by NAS Brunswick.

State Input - Maine, Regional Hearing, August 10, 2005, Washington DC Agenda, remarks by Senator Snowe, RADM Rich and Capt Dean, Representative Allen, Governor Baldacci and closing remarks by Senator Collins. State input also includes supporting documentation.