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Executive CouncilLegislative Update
Presented by: Col. Ret. Bill Goss
Deputy Director for Air Activities
Agenda
Where We Stand - Resolutions ActionReview of FY2000 Defense ActsFY2001 Legislative PrioritiesFY 2001 Legislative PlanNGAUS Industry DayCongressional Action Coordinating
Officer (CACO) SeminarSummary
Where We Stand - NGAUS Scorecard
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Overview of FY2000 Defense Acts
Armed Services Authorization
Appropriations
Other Programs
Full-time Manning
FY 2000 Authorization Committees +$40M MILTECH shortfall +1764 additional MILTECH’s +623 AGR’s ARNG (198 for RAID Teams) +71 AGR’s ANG (for RAID Teams)
FY 2000 Appropriations Committees +$48M for MILTECH shortfall +$20M for additional Techs +$22M for additional ARNG AGRs +$4.6M for additional ANG AGRs
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FY 00 Defense Authorization Act
Authorized 3-stars for RC Chiefs
Authorized 10 additional Reserve GO’s on active duty >180 days
Authorized reserve dental care program for family members
Authorized Thrift Savings Plan for Ready Reserve
FY 00 Defense Authorization Act (cont.)
Limits number of Non-dual Techs FY2000 = 1800 ARNG and 342 ANG FY2001 = 1950 National Guard unspecified Authorizes Service Secretary to prescribe the duty
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Increased cap limits on funds for ChalleNGe program - $62.5M $ above cap go to JROTC program Program shall consist of 22 weeks resident and 12
month non-resident program
Authorized Reserve Enlistment Bonus for 3,4 and 5-yr enlistment and increases bonus max. to $8000
FY2001 Defense Budget Request
$291.1B Total
$70.6B Army$6.9B ARNG
$71.2B Air Force$5.1B ANG
FY2001 ARNG Budget Request
Military Personnel - $3.7BOperations and Maintenance -$3.2BMilitary Construction - $59MProcurement - $1.025B
Aircraft - $82.5M WTCV - $34.5M Missiles - $127.1M Other - $616.2M Ammo - $165.1M
FY2001 ANG Budget Request
Military Personnel - $1.62B
Operations & Maintenance - $3.44B
Military Construction - $50M
FY2001 Legislative Priorities
ARNG Full-time Manning 23.5K/25.5K+$76M1052 AGRs1543 Mil Techs
Military ConstructionTAG Priorities
Real Property Maintenance
UH-60L Blackhawks - $148.8MSINCGARS Radios - $61.5MEPLRS - $18.5MManeuver Control System - $27MM2A2 ODS Bradley - $81.3MPaladin/FAASV - $242MStriker - $15.9M5-Ton Medium Trucks - $57MM88A2 Hercules - $45.3MMLRS Support Equipment - $73.4M
FY01 ARNG Procurement Priorities
F-16 Acquisition - $566MC/EC-130J Acquisition-$528 M/$180MF-16 PGM cap - $156MA/OA-10 IFFCC - $6.754MA/OA-10 SADL - $8.64MF-15 BOL IR - $34MC-130 NVIS upgrades - $2.6MKC-135E Engine - $104MF-16/F-15 220E kits - $70MF-16 Block 42 Engines - $69MATC Radar - $7M
FY01 ANG Procurement Priorities
Tax Incentives for EmployersPermanently extend VA Home LoanCounterdrug Programs – support $40M add to PBDistance Learning - support $95M add to PBRCAS – support $20M add
FY01 Joint Priorities
FY2001 Legislative Plan
Objective - Start Legislative Cycle Objective - Start Legislative Cycle Formalize State and Industry
PartnershipsKick-off Legislative Campaign at
NGAUS Industry DayPublish Legislative Fact Sheets
- 15 Feb 2000Brief CACO’s - 25 Feb 2000Met with National Guard
Congressional Caucuses- Feb/Mar 2000
Industry Day
15 Dec, Washington Plaza, Wash DC
Kick-off of Legislative Campaign
Coordinate Legislative Priorities &
State/Industry Partnerships
Involve Congressional Staff and
Adjutants General
Tailored business sessions
Comments and Evaluation
Most numerous comments:
“Best meeting of its type.”
“Keeps getting better and better each year”
“The working lunch was Super, right on!”
Evaluation: (5 being the highest)
“5”Content of WMD presentations during working lunch
“4.8” Inviting Congress and TAGs to attend
“4.7” Breakouts and How to do business sessions
“4.1” Materials and briefings were outstanding
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INDUSTRY DAY 2000 -- Dec 15
Annual Winter CACO Seminar
February 23-25, 2000February 23-25, 2000
33 States Represented (62 Participants)
NGB office of Policy and Liaison leads an exchange of ideas about the legislative process
NGAUS discussed strategies and briefs current legislative environment
CACO’s conduct hill visits
Summary
FY 2000 was a Great legislative year!
Full-time Manning is the Priority
Maintain the momentum in FY2001!