Mr. Arny, what would be the impact to DOD programs if you were required to convey all property under EDC authorities at no cost?

Mr. Arny, are you currently considering applications for no-cost conveyances for the 2005 round of BRAC?

Further restrictions may necessitate the Navy's returning to Congress for assistance.

Secretary Penn, what is the status of the new EIS for an Outlying Landing Field (OLF) to support East Coast Navy and Marine Corps pilot training?

Mr. Arny, if Congress increased the funding level for FUDS clean-up, could the Department effectively use the money to increase the level of effort and shorten the time line for completion?

Trust me, I get a full sense of the scope of what we're trying to do. What I'm desperately trying to do is get a sense of what is this going to cost us.

This budget request includes the first increment of construction totaling $378 million required to move 8,000 marines and their families from Okinawa to Guam.

Mr. Calcara, what is the total number of units currently planned to be constructed and the estimated total cost for the housing?

We must avoid, at all costs, authorizing a project that becomes the bridge to nowhere.

We will not spend anymore money, I can assure you.

As Senator Bayh said, we'd like to make sure that the investment we're making in Okinawa is an investment that can be utilized.

I'll hope that our staff converses with you about whether there should be a Plan B or not.