In other words, the only way to have a savings under the BRAC is to consolidate facilities and avoid waste. To go halfway with this project seems to me, clearly, will cause all kinds of backlogs and make it very difficult for our military people to plan. It could actually drive up costs significantly, could it not?
Discussing the implications of the BRAC process on military planning and costs.
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