2014 Texas Military Value Task Force: Preparing for the Future

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This report describes the findings of the Task Force related to Department of Defense missions, facilities and personnel. The report was prepared to address (1) “what is the right action” to benefit our nation’s defense, (2) how to drive down costs, (3) support those serving, and (4) provide tools to installations and communities to build even greater “military value”. All four of these actions would help our nation’s defense, save taxpayer dollars, help support the military personnel, and posture the State installations for upcoming change.

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Texas Military Preparedness Commission. Texas Military Value Task Force. 2015?.

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This report describes the findings of the Task Force related to Department of Defense missions, facilities and personnel. The report was prepared to address (1) “what is the right action” to benefit our nation’s defense, (2) how to drive down costs, (3) support those serving, and (4) provide tools to installations and communities to build even greater “military value”. All four of these actions would help our nation’s defense, save taxpayer dollars, help support the military personnel, and posture the State installations for upcoming change.

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46 p. : ill.

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Abstract: Texas is a major contributor and significant partner in our nation's defense. With 15 major installations, numerous headquarters, open spaces for realistic training, low cost of living and outstanding support to military and families, Texas brings a lot to the table. In turn, Texas benefits from the almost $150B economic impact and 255,000 jobs tied to these installations. If Texas is to remain a significant partner in our nation's defense, action will be required to make installations more effective and efficient. Significant changes in Department of Defense missions, facilities and personnel are inevitable. The report was prepared to address (1) 'what is the right action' to benefit our nation's defense, (2) how to drive down costs, (3) support those serving, and (4) provide tools to installations and communities to build even greater 'military value'. All four of these actions would help our nation's defense, save taxpayer dollars, help support the military personnel, and posture the State installations for upcoming change.

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Texas Military Preparedness Commission. Texas Military Value Task Force. 2014 Texas Military Value Task Force: Preparing for the Future, report, 2015?; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1435618/: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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