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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.

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Nov 2, 2011

Is it accurate to state that the refuge supports military readiness for troops training at Avon Park Air Force Range?

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Nov 2, 2011

Do land acquisition funding sources utilized by the Service tap into taxpayers' dollars?

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Nov 2, 2011

I would absolutely agree with you that if we brought all the marines back home, that it would be a MILCON bill back in the states.

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Nov 2, 2011

Why don't we bring our troops back from these foreign countries? This would save us millions and millions of dollars.

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Nov 2, 2011

Everything must be on the table to achieve a balanced result that helps put American finances back on track.

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Nov 2, 2011

At a certain point, you simply can't do more with less.

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Nov 2, 2011

Our naval and Air Force long-range strike capabilities are what to a greater extent provide stability in the Western Pacific.

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Nov 2, 2011

We applaud the Secretary's focus on this key region, and we will do everything we can to support this imperative.

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Nov 2, 2011

I do not believe sequestration needs to occur.

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Nov 2, 2011

Given China's rapid development of an increasingly capable blue-water navy and their intent to be in broadened command of the Western Pacific operating area, how would a resource-constrained Navy and Marine Corps respond to calls for…

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Nov 1, 2011

There is significant focus placed on the health and well-being of the industrial base and the impact on the economy as we enter this era of budget decreases for the DOD.

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Nov 1, 2011

This committee has heard of specific instances across the Air Force, Marine Corps and Army where work performed by Government employees is being directly converted to contract performance.

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Nov 1, 2011

We cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of previous reductions.

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Nov 1, 2011

the right mix of operating and generating forces, and the right mix of soldiers, civilians, and contractors.

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Nov 1, 2011

The authority to rely on contract security guards is expiring at the end of this fiscal year.

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Nov 1, 2011

you stated that you may have to ``freeze civilian hiring'' beyond the first quarter in the event of a continuing resolution.

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Nov 1, 2011

What actions is the Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps taking to ensure that critical and deliberate planning are completed to ensure reductions are directly linked to workload, and that appropriate workforce mix is maintained?

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Oct 26, 2011

Congresswoman, we are a part of the same process that Admiral Ferguson described within the Department of the Navy.

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Oct 26, 2011

Well, and we haven't done this when a war is going on as our chairman mentioned.

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Oct 26, 2011

I want to thank General Dunford for his comments about the Pacific area and how important it is that we continue to increase our force structure.

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Oct 26, 2011

So what you are saying, Admiral, is that the reviews are not completely finished; is that correct?

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Oct 26, 2011

Why would Congress consider any potential changes to recruiting and retention incentives such as military retirement and health care, or reductions to essential training accounts, when the military departments can't identify the cost of…

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Oct 26, 2011

I said I did not understand the rationale for the reductions in force at Facilities Command Pacific, or the deactivation of the two Seabee battalions.

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Oct 26, 2011

So what is each of your military departments doing to reduce contracted services and work requirements, instead of just reducing dollars?

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Oct 26, 2011

without a strategic plan in place, why are we proceeding with arbitrary cuts? Why not wait until such a plan is developed?

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