With the nuclear and conventional importance of the B-52, how do we maintain a much-needed capability without a radar replacement program?
Madeleine Bordallo
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Madeleine Bordallo is a Democratic politician who served as the Delegate to the United States House of Representatives from Guam from 2003 to 2019. During her tenure, she focused on issues such as military affairs, education, and health care, advocating for the interests of Guam and its residents. Bordallo was the first woman to represent Guam in Congress, and she played a significant role in promoting the island's economic development and environmental protection initiatives. She was known for her commitment to improving the quality of life for the people of Guam and worked to secure federal funding for various local projects.
One of the cut programs is the CONECT program. It provides much-needed digital communication and mission retasking capability for our warfighters.
The C-27J is critical in supporting ground forces to meet the last tactical mile requirements.
Please provide a detailed list of all exceptions the Department of Navy has had approved to date.
In achieving the right mix for the Total Force, how does the Department of Navy use the annual inventory of inherently governmental and commercial activities, and associated manpower mix determinations, to identify the civilian workforce…
This committee was recently made aware of a decision to convert functions at Naval Shipyard Portsmouth to contract performance.
President Obama has made reducing reliance on contractors and rebalancing the workforce a major management initiative of his Administration.
Given the civilian personnel constraints first reflected in last year's budget and continued in the FY13 submission, can you certify in full accordance with 10 USC sections 129 and section 129a?
Now, I understand the U.S. is renegotiating the agreement with Japan and not all the figures are worked out. I seriously am concerned that the majority of these marines relocating to Guam may now be rotational.
I am very supportive of this, as a first step to address the inadequacies of the compacts.
I am hoping you could offer more details as to the agreement that was reached, and whether there is any uncertainty regarding the future of the program in FY 13.
Surely the quest for efficiency is not intended to divert people from their core missions or result in them working in filthy conditions.
What processes are in place to ensure the workload associated with reductions being made in the civilian workforce is in fact ceasing, as opposed to being absorbed by other labor sources such as contractors or military personnel?
The GAO recently reported that DOD contributes nearly $3.3 billion to defense contractor pension plans.
What if the work is found to be inherently governmental or otherwise should be performed by civilians, instead of contractors?
The Department requested emergency relief from the Paperwork Reduction Act in order to move forward, after 4+ years of non-compliance, with the Inventory of Contracts for Services.
In FY10, the Department added 17,000 new positions as a result of insourcing contracted services.
President Obama has made reducing reliance on contractors and rebalancing the workforce a major management initiative of his Administration.
The decision to pull 18 Global Hawk Block 30 aircraft out is shortsighted, in my opinion.
I appreciate the Administration's continued focus on the Asia-Pacific region and that DOD intends to press forward with the buildup of Guam.
Have you worked with the Army to come up with a plan to compensate or fill the gap for the loss of the C-27J platform and if so, what is it?
When the Air Force says they are going to divest the block 30 inventory, does that mean that they are going to cut their losses with just the block 30's that haven't hit the production or will you be mothballing all block 30's in the…
I thank the gentleman very much. Section 2207 of the recently passed FY12 Defense authorization bill restricts transfer of funding from the Department of Defense to support civilian infrastructure requirements on Guam, except funding…
The cuts to infrastructure funding on Guam are simply punitive, and they fly in the face of the unified action by both the House and Senate appropriators. This Congress has uniformly stated that infrastructure improvements are needed on…





