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Thanks, _, I'll let and know. 

could you please let me know what you work out? .' I'm coordinating 

issues for the Adjutant General - mainly keeping abreast of things . 

• KyANG 

nistrative Services Kentucky Department of Military Affairs 

From: Higdon, Michael [mailto:Michael.Higdon@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~h 30, 2005 2:25 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII - (DMA) 

Subject: RE: Morehead Readiness Center 

Awesome, thanks. If an update meeting does get scheduled, please let me know and I'll try 

and send some Rogers' staff. Simply for consideration, I might possibly available for an 

early morning (9AM sharp) meeting on April 11 or 12. If that won't work for either the Judge 

Exec or KYNG, it is no problem at all. It is not essential that I'm there. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Senior Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

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__ - (DMA); 

Subject: Morehead Readiness Center 

Michael, 

- KY-ARNG 

I let who is overseeing the Morehead Readiness Center project in Rowan 

desire for an update meeting between Military Affairs and Rowan 

the Rowan count~. I gave hin~ 

said he'd give 1IIIIIIII a call, and...-

I'll follow up with 

questions! 

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his office would send a rep to a meeting, 

and Please let me know if you have any 

KyANG 

nistrative Services Kentucky Department of Military Affairs 

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From: Higdon, Michael [MichaeI.Higdon@mail.house.gov) 

Sent: 

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London Readiness Center ... 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 

To: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Re: Kentucky london jso add for fy07 

Can you give me the language you used? 

Se 

ra,_",uty Manager 

National Guard 

cell_ 

Subject: RE: Kentucky london jso add for fy07 

10:35 AM 

Honestly don't know and don't know what is required on your end. We've gone ahead to make 

the fy07 report description much more ambiguous to enable more flexible utilization. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

From: 

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jso add for fy07 

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Mr. Higdon: what is deadline for revised 1390/91? 

ty Manager 

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From: H iCldon (clImE' iiI.. house. gov] 

Sent: 

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Attachments: image001.jpg 

Ok. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

From: 

Sent: ay, 

To: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: RE: London Readiness Center 

Mr Higdon: 

L am in DC through Thursday afternoon. I will want to talk \vith MG Storm regarding some of 

your questions to ensure that I am still abreast of his most current thoughts regarding 

London. However, here are some of the answers now: 

1. The intent of the $2. 5M is still the same as what we have communicated. It will pay for 

selected demolition, cleanup and refurbishment of facility for occupation. 

2. The $1.735M is being used to purchase and start the cleanup. We have hired consultants 

to assess the extent of work required and have their reports. We are in the process of 

appraisals to develop a cost estimate to assist in purchase negotiations. 

Questions 3 and 4 I want to defer until I talk with MG Storm. 

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Good news! Looks like we'll see $2.5 million toward the London, KY Readiness Center in 

Military construction dollars. When we spoke last, this funding was for refurbishment, 

repairs, removal of junk, lighting. 

1) I want to make sure that is still the intended purpose. 

2) How are the $1.735 m in funding being utilized? 

3) What future funding needs do you anticipate? 

4) Will the $2.5 million position KYNG to begin operating out of this facility? 

Please let me know the status of things. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

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From: Higdon, MichaeIIMichaeI.Higdon@mail.house.gov] 

Sent: 1,20066:47 PM 

To: NGKY 

How is the project in London coming along? 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

202-225-4601 

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Michael [Michael.Higdon@mail.house.gov) 

ndnh,'r26, 20054:58 PM 

I just wanted to provide you with a recent article about Kentucky's unbelievable marIJuana 

drug problem. The move and facility upgrade Chairman Rogers has requested for the Joint 

Support Operations (JSO) counterdrug unit of the Kentucky National Guard (KYNG) would place 

the Guard at a much closer and more strategic location near the actual drug production, 

trafficking, and distribution network in Southern & Eastern Kentucky. This operation will 

dovetail nicely with several counter-drug efforts in this area including Daniel Boone 

National Forest drug eradication efforts, Appalachian HIDTA, and Operation UNITE. 

As I've stated previously, moving the JSO to London, Ky is incredibly valuable in terms of 

cost-savings and KYNG mission focus. The unit is already annually deployed to the London 

area from May-September. This would position JSO to provide year-round support to law 

enforcement agencies and reduce response times and flight hours. The location is also ideal 

for emergency management staging, immediately off Interstate 75 and neighboring the airport. 

Let me know if you've got any questions with this. - Michael 

Posted on Wed, Oct. 26, 2005 

Kentucky is country's No.2 marijuana grower 

ASSOCIATED PRESS 

PIKEVILLE - Authorities in Kentucky, one of the nation's top producers of marIJuana, 

confiscated more than $1 billion worth of the illegal crop this year and arrested 327 growers 

during the outdoor grmving season, according to the head of the strike force charged with 

eradicating pot fields. 

Kentucky State Police Lt. Ed Shemelya said 502,524 plants were taken. Each, he said, had a 

street value of at least $2,000 at maturity. 

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The total haul is up substantially from last year when 476,883 plants were cut. Shemelya said 

more would have been confiscated had Kentucky National Guard helicopters that help search the 

rugged hills not been needed along the Gulf Coast in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. 

"The more eyes we get in the sky, the more dope we can find," Shemelya said. "The area where 

marijuana is traditionally grown is so rugged and rural loJe can't cover it all. You can walk 

all day and never find it without someone in the air to direct the ground forces in." 

Shemelya said the National Guard usually provides six to eight helicopters and pilots during 

the peak harvest season in September to help locate marijuana and to guide camouflaged 

officers on the ground to it. 

Kentucky traditionally ranks among the top five states in the country in illegal marijuana 

production. Last year, the state was second, behind California, in the amount of marijuana 

confiscated from growers. 

"If every Kentuckian smoked one joint an hour every day for 365 days, they could not smoke 

all the marijuana grown here," Shemelya said. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

2486 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 28515 

282-225-4681 

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Sir 

y 

NGKY 

10, 2007 3:00 PM 

NGKY 

jso add for 1y07 

called about the 2.5 million and ask if we could execute it. I told him as of 

are working it. 

To: 

Cc: 

Gentlemen: 

L BG(R) NGKY; 

NGKY 

NGKY 

The FY137 add for construction of the London JSO ($2. 5M) is uncertain. I will proceed with 

the plans to spend the FY136 funds and plan for the 137' funds but I cannot say with any 

certainty if we will be able to execute phase 2 this year. 

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From: Higdon. Michael [mailto:Michael.Higdon@mail.house.govl 

Sent~139. 213137 6:49 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky london jso add for fy137 

Believe the contradictions. Unclear how FY137 provisions will be resolved at this stage. 

Michael R. Higdon 

Legislative Director 

Congressman Hal Rogers 

24136 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington. DC 213515 

2132-225-46131 

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From: NGKY 

Sent: Tues ay, January 139. 

To: Higdon. Michael 

Subject: RE: Kentucky london jso add for fy137 

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Mr. Higdon: 

Can you tell me if the FY07 add for the London JSO ($2.5M) will still be funded in 071 I am 

hearing all kinds of conflicting information about earmarks and wanted to get a informed 

opinion. 

Thanks 

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IIIIIIIIIIII~N~G~KY~ __________________________________ _ 

From: 

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iRmKf1il. • 

GKY 

,200711:10 AM 

NGKY 

Subject: . .. y . JSO FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Thanks _ 

NGKY; NGKY 

add status 

Gentlemen, below is a message from Congressman Rogers office. Funding for phase 2 of JSO is 

looking slim at this time. 

acility Manager 

Kentucky Army National Guard 

Off 

Original Message -----

Fron~Michael. Higdon@mail.house.gov> 

To: __ NGKY; Ewing, Victoria <Victoria.Ewing@mail.house.gov> 

Sent: Thu Oct 25 10:39:55 2007 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, October 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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construction & Facility Manager 

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IIIIIIIIII~L~TC~NG~K~Y~ ____________________________________ _ 

From: 

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Berthold, Julius L BG(R) NGKY 

Wednesday, November 07, 2007 2:54 PM 

MiIMINGKY 

NGKY 

: en uc y on on JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Sir: Following discussion with 

enough good about~. 

we decided to forlvard this on to you. I cannot say 

make the groundbreaking on Nov 19th even more 

meaningful. 

p, S. I pr'ay everything went well for. today. 

Gentlemen: 

NGKY; 

NGKY; Berthold, Julius L BG(R) NGKY; 

London JSO FY 08 congressional add 

NGKY; _ 

NGKY 

This is phase 2 of the JSO project. We have cleared another hurdle towards getting it 

funded. 

-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [mail to: Victoda. Elving@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~06, 2007 1:39 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status .' I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

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From: Higdon, Michael 

sent~25, 2~07 10:40 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY ; EWIng, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue, 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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IIIIIIIIII~L~TC~N~G~K~Y ______________________________________ __ 

From: Higdon, Michael [MichaeI.Higdon@mail.house.gov] 

Sent: 

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GKY; Ewing, Victoria 

: en uc y on on JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

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From: __ MAJ NGKY !:""~~ 

Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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From: Ewing, Victoria [Victoria.Ewing@mail.house.gov] 

Sent: 1 :39 PM 

To: 

Subject: 08 congressional add status 

-

I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2,4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process, 

Victoria 

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From: Higdon, Michael 

Sent: Thursd 

Ewing, Victoria 

FY 88 congressional add status 

At this time,I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY88 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

From: 

Sent: 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 88 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY88, 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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NGB-ARNG 

0073:10 PM 

KY 

ARNG 

o FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Would not have been staffed until we saw the marks .. the reviel1ers are staffing all the 

projects that were listed in the draft conference report - so you should hear something soon 

-

2:59 PM 

JSO FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Thanks. 

I checked on the GKO Resource Management team site for Congressional Adds for KY. We have 

had a 1390/91 posted since 13 April. I don't believe it has been staffed yet. We don't 

recall any traffic on this from NGB. 

NGB-ARNG 

FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

The CR may affect design for added projects 

like "new starts" we will check .. 

since they were not programmed I think they are 

add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

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I think we have forwarded a draft awhile back however I will have a new one sent to the 

\vebsite next \veek. Does CRA affect design? 

AlA, DBIA 

rd(."""ty Management Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

F NGB-ARNG 

Se 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Have we approved your 1390/91? Once approved we can provide funds, unless CRA prohibits 

1:49 PM 

congressional add status 

Kentucky has a congressional add for our London Counterdrug facility (Phase 2) in the works. 

If this pops in FY08 funds we will need design funds asap to execute. 

How soon can we anticipate paD being available if this hits? 

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From: Ewing, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.EvJing@mail.house.gov] 

sent~ 06,20071:39 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status .' I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center \vas included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

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From: 

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To: E~'iing, 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. El'iing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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From: 

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NGKY 

5:19 PM 

KY 

Support Operations (JSO) Counterdrug FY08 Add 

The project number is 210284A for Phase 1. 

The project number is 210287A for Phase II. 

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From: __ NGKY 

sen~08, 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY; 

Subject: RE: London Joint 

NGKY 

SO) Counterdrug FY08 Add 

Is the project number for FY07!08 still 210284A? 

-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [lliailto:Victol'ia.Ewing@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~8, 20074:56 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: [AKO Content Warning - Attachments) RE: London Joint Support Operations (JSO) 

Counterdrug FY08 Add 

Great. Attached is a form with the basic questions we Ivill have to answer for HASC and HACD. Also, is the MilCon project # still "210284A"? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

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From:~GKY 

Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 

To: Higdon, Michael; Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Berthold, Julius L BG(R) NGKY 

Subject: London Joint Support Operations (JSO) Counterdrug FY08 Add 

Mr. Higdon, Ms. Ewing: 

MG Storm has indicated he will support resublllission of the FY07 Add request for the above 

project. I understand this is now for the FY08 budget. We are working up the required 

language for submission for tomorrow. 

_ave any additional questions at this time please call me as below or on cell at • 

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To: Berthold, Julius L BG(R) NGKY; 

CuI 

Cc: 

Sent: 

NGKY 

, 20076:38 PM 

; Berthold, Julius L BG(R) NGKY; 

NGKY 

COL NGKY; 

NGKY 

Subject: congressional add for London JSO 

Gentlemen, 

COL NGKY; 

I have received a call this evening from Victoria Ewing in Congressmen Rogers office in DC. 

She is the Milcon staffer in his office now. She called to inquire if Kentucky wished to ask 

for add funds for the London JSO project. We had $2.SM in FY07 but it was stripped from 

budget. I had put together a set of slides last week for a brief by MG Storm that had this 

project listed as a possible add. Now is the time to either resubmit last years request or 

update it. The Congressman's office needs the request by Friday. Does anybody know the 

TAG's intent on this? I don't like to submit for congressional request on my own without his 

approval as I know he likes to coordinate with the govenor on the adds. I am assuming he 

wants to at least ask for the same as he did last year. 

Thanks in advance for your input. 

ty Manager 

Kentucky Army National Guard 

S02-607-1481, cell 1IIIIIIII 

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Since we are now delving into the early stages of the design we have identified that we are 

short on unheated hangar storage. This is due in part to a calculation error when we uploaded 

the template for the programming document. Since a template for an Aviation Operations 

facility does not exist we adapted one from a support facility template and miscalculated the 

total unheated storage requirement. Additionally, our original gUidance from the end user was 

that we needed space to house four Blackhalvks and two smaller OH58 type aircraft. The request 

is now to be able to store six Blackhawks. 

The next phase will add two additional storage bays to accommodate the additional 

requirements. 

Under most circumstances we can request to increase the square footage authorization. In this 

case we could have likely expanded enough to include two additional bays for smaller 

aircraft, but the requirement to house two additional Blackhawks puts us beyond the 

percentage of the initial scope that can be approved at the NGB level. 

Please let me know if you need additional information. 

(w) 

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] Bri~Mark R ~Y 

NGKY; IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY; IIIIIIIIIIIII 

Subject: Legislative Update - Rogers (UNCLASSIFIED) 

For your information, two weeks ago Ive briefed the Bond oversight commi,ttee and based upon 

information we asked for, we told the committee that there was not a Phase IV in the mill. I 

assume something has changed within the past two weeks so if any legislator asks, it has only 

happened the last few days. Is that accurate?? 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2GG9 1:23 PM 

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NGKY; 

Here's where we stand follOl'iing the TAG' s taskings this morning: 

1) London Joint Support Operations expansion (Phase IV) - DD 1391 received by Victoria Luck 

and delivered to the House committee on schedule. 

SYNOPSIS: Request for $1.667M to fund the construction of two additional unheated aircraft 

storage buildings for the London Joint Support Operations Center, plus $138,500 in design 

funds (programming and development) for a total of $1,805,500.00. 

2) EOC Expansion at Boone Center - In progress, deadline last week of March 

SYNOPSIS: BG Heltzel is working with Michael Higdon to obtain $1 million in FY2010 Homeland 

Security funding for ground preparation and an engineering study. The hope is that next year 

Homeland Security will be able to appropriate, through Congressman Rogers, up to $15 million 

for the expansion project itself. 

3) Dining Facility proposal for Disney Training Site - to be developed, deadline to Victoria 

Luck of 18 March . SYNOPSIS: _ is going to 

for a DFAC, most likely seating 

was identified during the TAG's Japan trip, and 

the site. Details to be determined. 

Colonel, KyANG 

artment of Military Affairs 

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to flesh out the requirement 

sney aining Site. This requirement 

compliments already completed construction at 

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Construction and Facility Management Officer 

Gentlemen, 

Attached is the congressional add sheet and cover letter 

your review and comment/approval. We have coordinated with 

determine the requirements for the facility and the su 

to validate the need. 

NGKY ;-

I of the London JSO for 

and_ to 

ini'ormat:ion for the discussion 

Please advise on any needed corrections and the process for TAGs signature and submittal to 

the Congressmans office. 

Vir, 

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:21 2008 

Subject: JSO PH III Congressional Add Request 

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Attached is the congressional add request for the JSO PH III. 

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Management 

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Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

FAX: 502-607-1873 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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Representative Harold Rogers 

2406 Raybum House Office Building 

Washington, D.C. 20515-1705 

Dear Honorable Congressman Rogers: 

25 February, 2008 

Ref: Counter-dl1lg Operation 

Center, PH III, London, KY 

On behalf of the more than eight thousand Kentucky National Guard Citizen-Soldiers and 

Ainnen, I want to thank you for your continued suppOli and sustained commitment to the 

Kentucky National Guard. Your actions have proven vital in preserving our personnel, enhancing 

our infrasliucture and equipping our units for the role they have been asked to play in suppoti of 

our nationalmilitaty strategy. 

I am writing prior to the Congressional mark-up of the FY 2009 Defense Appropriations 

Act to request your support for additions to the FY09 Defense Budget to fund design and 

constl1lction of Phase III of the Counter-Dtug Operations Center in London, KY. The 28,545 SF 

addition offacilities and infrastructure in this project are needed to have a fully operational 

counter-drug operations center and to allow consolidation of all our counter-drug operations assets 

in one location. 

Cunentiy, the counter-drug operations center is spread between three locations; Frankfort, 

Bluegrass Station and London, Kentucky. During the course of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangar space, office space and landing facilities to support the operations and aircraft 

for the following federal and state agencies: 

• Dtug Enforcement Agency Community Emergency Response Team - 5-6 Helicopters, I 

Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - I Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-Notth= 2-3 Helicopters, I Fixed Wing (Direct SUppOit US Forest Service) 

• Division of Air TranspOli - 3 Helicopters (HIDT AlDEA Funded) 

• Kentucky Atmy National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard - I - C-130 (controlled delivery) 

• US Marshall/Secret Service - I Helicopter, I Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Bureau of Investigation- I Fixed Wing 

Additionally, construction of this facility at this site will enhance the following ongoing initiatives: 

• SuppOli to the Appalachia High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Headquatiers, 

which suppotis cowlter-drug operations in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia. 

• Aviation SUppOit to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

o SUPPOIts the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the Mississippi 

maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache which is adjacent to the 

proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization ofKY ARNG personnel 

in suppOli of state and federal emergencies. 

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At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond more 

quickly and more efficiently. 

I strongly urge you to suppOtt additions to the FY09 Defense Budget for Military 

Construction in the amount of $7,823,400 to SUppOlt design and construction of Cowlter-Drug 

Operations Center, Phase III, London, Kentucky 

This amount will ensure the Kentucky Arrny National Guard receives sufficient funds to 

construct the last phase of this project and be able to consolidate its counter-drug operation at one 

command center and be more effective in completing its mission. 

Your support for tlus project will be 

additional information 

. staff need 

Sincerely, 

Edward W. Tonini 

Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

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House Committee on Allned Services 

FY09 Member Request Form 

(one projectiprogramrequest pel' form) 

* indicates required fields 

Requestor Information* Member: 

• Staff Contact: 

'Phone #: 

*Email Address: 

• Confirm Email: (Addresses must match) 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Project Information 

*Name of Project: Readiness Center Phase III- London Joint SUpp0l1 Operations Center 

'Project Description, including Militmy Requirement and/or Military Value, and Purpose 

of Project: 

28,545 SF addition to existing construction. TIllS phase, the third phase of tillS 

constlUction project will include administrative space, aircraft hangar space, and paving 

for hangar aprons, taxi ways and aircraft parking. Project is required to fully house the 

Joint Support Operations. The new facility will increase the ability of assigned persOimel 

to meet the increasing demands of Kentucky's DlUg Eradication Operations. Currently, 

the counter-dlUg operations center is spread between tluee locations; Frankfol1, Bluegrass 

Station and London, Kentucky. During the course of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangar space, office space and landing facilities to SUpp0l1 the operations and 

aircraft for the following federal and state agencies: 

• DlUg Enforcement Agency Connnunity Emergency Response Team - 5-6 

Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - 1 Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-NOlth= 2-3 Helicopters, I Fixed Wing (Direct SUpp0l1 US Forest 

Sen'ice) 

• Division of Air Transp0l1 - 3 Helicopters (HIDT AlDEA Funded) 

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• Kentucky Anny National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard - 1 - C-130 (controlled delivery) 

o US MarshalVSecret Service - 1 Helicopter, I Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Bureau of Investigation- I Fixed Wing 

Additionally, construction of this facility at this site will enhance the following ongoing 

initiatives: 

• Support to the Appalachia High Intensity DlUg Trafficking Area (HIDT A) 

HeadquaIters, which SUppOitS counter-dlUg operations in Kentucky, Tennessee 

and West Virginia. 

• Aviation SUppOit to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

• SUPPOIts the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the 

Mississippi maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache which is 

adjacent to the proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization of KY ARNG 

personnel in support of state and federal emergencies. 

At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond 

more quickly and more efficiently. 

*NaIne ofIntended Recipient (if none, mark NI A): 

Kentucky Department of Military Affairs, London Corbin Airport 

'City: London 

'State: Kentucky 

Location of Perfonnance: London, Kentucky 

Funding Information 

*FY09 Funding in PB (in thousands of dollars): $7,823.4K 

'Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB (+1-10): Initial request 

*Check the box and initial on the line: Neither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a 

financial interest in this request. (Initial here) 

Funding Specifics 

• Servicel Agency /Policy: 

Almy National Guard 

*Budget Appropriation: Budget Appropriation selections will appear based on Service 

selected (above). 

Identification (as appropriate): Sections will appear below based on prior selections. 

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Add Bill and/or Report Language 

(Optional -Provide a SUnllilalY of the request here) 

MILCON INFORMATION 

I. State/Territory: KENTUCKY 

2. Installation and/or City: London 

3. Project Title: Readiness Center Phase 111- London Joint SUppOl·t Operations 

Center 

4. Project number: Undetermined 

5. What is estimated federal constl1lction cost (M) $6.63M 

6. Design 

A. What is the unfunded Design Cost (Dollars in Thousands): $596.7K 

B. What is the total design cost (M)? $0.5967M 

C. How many design dollars has the State/Territory already received (M)? $0 

D. What is the cunent level of design approved (in percentage i.e.10, 35, 50 etc.)? 

0%. 

E. What is the estimated contract award date? August 2009 

7. RECAP (Y/N)? 

8. Total dollars required (unfunded design cost plus fed constl1lction cost): $7.8234M 

9. % Design completed (5 or DB): 0% 

10. Is the project on the FYDP 10-15? No 

11. Is the project constl1lction capable (executable) in FY09: Yes 

12. Is the project mission essential in this fiscal year? Yes 

13. Consistent With BRAC (YIN)? N/A 

14. Are their any envirofllnental Issues (Y /N)? NO If so please explain: 

15. Has land been acquired for the project? YES 

16. State Approval: 

A. Has the State/TerritOlY legislature approved the project, ifso when? N/A 

B. Has the State/Tenitory legislature appropriated necessary funds? N/A 

C. Has a constl1lction site been identified (YIN) Yes 

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17. All Project Data entered into PRIDE? No 

18. What is the scope (include unit of measure, i.e., square feet, firing points, linear feet, 

etc)? (New footprint of project) 28,545 SF 

19. Will the unit for whom the project is designed remain in the force per ASIP? Yes 

20. Where is this project on State/Te11'itory's priority list: N/A 

21. Are there higher priority projects at this location? No 

22. What Congressional district is the project located in?: 5th 

23. Is this a quality of life project, why? No 

24. Are there other quality of life projects at this location? : No 

25. If the project is a Live Fire Training Range, has the StatelTerritory and NGB-A VS 

celiified that the surface danger zone is totally contained within the militruy installation 

boundru'ies (no public exposure)? NI A 

26. Any remarks concerning the project? 

27. Are there any environmental or safety issues (should match information contained in 

the LRCP submission)? No 

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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 3:24 PM 

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Follow up 

Flagged 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

We will have it to you. 

Thanks again, 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

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Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

12, 2008 3:22 PM 

NGKY 

NGKY 

If you can have the Form 1391 for Phase 3 to me by COB tomorrow instead of noon, that will be 

fine. 

Thanks, 

victoria 

Victoria E. Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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Attachments: Draft Congressional Add Cover Letter - London JSO PH IIl.doc; FY09 HCAS Request Form - London JSO.doc 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Gentlemen, 

Follow up 

Flagged 

Attached is the congressional add sheet and cover letter fO~I of~n JSO for 

your ceview and comment/approval. We have coordinated with 1IIIIIIII and 11IIIIIIII to 

determine the requirements for the facility and the supporting information for the discussion 

to validate the need. 

Please advise on any needed corrections and the process for TAGs signature and submittal to 

the Congressmans office. 

V/r, 

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Sent: 

Subject: JSO PH III Congressional Add Request 

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Attached is the congressional add request for the JSO PH III. 

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Facilities Management Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

FAX: 502-607-1873 

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Representative Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, D.C. 20515-1705 

Dear Honorable Congressman Rogers: 

25 Febluary, 2008 

Ref: Counter-drug Operation 

Center, PH III, London, KY 

On behalf of the more than eight thousand Kentucky National Guard Citizen-Soldiers and 

Airmen, I want to thank you for your continued suppOli and sustained conullitment to the 

Kentucky National Guard. Yom actions have proven vital in preserving om personnel, enhancing 

our infrastructure and equipping om wuts for the role they have been asked to play in suppOli of 

our national military strategy. 

I am writing prior to the Congressional mark-up of the FY 2009 Defense Appropriations 

Act to request your support for additions to the FY09 Defense Budget to fund design and 

construction of Phase III of the Counter-Dlug Operations Center in London, KY. The 28,545 SF 

addition offacilities and infrastructme in this project are needed to have a fully operational 

cowlter-dlug operations center and to allow consolidation of all om counter-drug operations assets 

in one location. 

Cunently, the counter-drug operations center is spread between three locations; Frankfoli, 

Bluegrass Station and London, Kentucky. During the comse of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangar space, office space and landing facilities to suppoli the operations and aircraft 

for the following federal and state agencies: 

• DlUg Enforcement Agency Conllllunity Emergency Response Team - 5-6 Helicopters, 1 

Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - 1 Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-NOlih= 2-3 Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing (Direct suppOli US Forest Service) 

• Division of Air TranspOli - 3 Helicopters (HIDT AlDEA Flmded) 

• Kentucky AnllY National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard -I - C-130 (controlled delivery) 

o US MarshalVSecret Service - 1 Helicopter, 1 Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Bmeau of Investigation- I Fixed Wing 

Additionally, constlUction of this facility at this site will enhance the following ongoing initiatives: 

• Suppoli to the Appalachia High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDT A) Headquatiers, 

which suppolis counter-dlug operations in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia. 

• Aviation suppoli to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

• Suppolis the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the Mississippi 

maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache which is adjacent to the 

proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization of KYARNG personnel 

in support of state and federal emergencies. 

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At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond more 

quickly and more efficiently. 

I strongly urge you to suppOli additions to the FY09 Defense Budget for Militmy 

Constl1lction in the amount of$7,823,400 to suppOli design and constl1lction ofCounter.Dl1lg 

Operations Center, Phase III, London, Kentucky 

This amount will ensure the Kentucky Al111Y National Guard receives sufficient funds to 

constl1lct the last phase of this project and be able to consolidate its counter·dl1lg operation at one 

cOlllllland center and be more effective in completing its mission. 

Your suppOli for this project will be l!re,itlv 

additional information contact 

Thank you 

Sincerely, 

Edward W. Tonini 

Major General, K\'NG 

The Adjutant General 

staff need 

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House Committee on Armed Services 

FY09 Member Request Fonn 

(one project/program request per form) 

* indicates required fields 

Requestor Infonnation *Member: 

* Staff Contact: 

*Phone #: 

*Email Address: 

*COnfi11l1 Email: (Addresses must match) 

Member's Signatl.ll'e 

Member of Congress 

Project Information 

'Name of Project: Readiness Center Phase III- London Joint Supp011 Operations Center 

*Project Description, including MilitalY Requirement and/or Military Value, and Pl.ll'pose 

of Project: 

28,545 SF addition to existing constJuction. This phase, the third phase of tillS 

constmction project will include administrative space, aircraft hallgar space, and paving 

for hallgar aprons, taxi ways and aircraft parking. Project is required to fully house the 

Joint Support Operations. The new facility will increase the ability of assigned persolll1el 

to meet the increasing demands of Kentucky's Dmg Eradication Operations. CU11'entiy, 

the counter-dmg operations center is spread between three locations; Frankfort, Bluegrass 

Station and London, Kentucky. During the course of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangar space, office space and landing facilities to supp011 the operations and 

aircraft for the following federal and state agencies: 

• D1Ug Enforcement Agency Community Emergency Response Team - 5-6 

Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - 1 Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-North= 2-3 Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing (Direct support US Forest 

Service) 

• Division of Air Transport - 3 Helicopters (HIDT AlDEA Funded) 

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• Kentucky Anny National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard - 1 - C-130 (controlled delivery) 

• US MarshalVSecret Service - I Helicopter, 1 Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Burean ofInvestigation- 1 Fixed Wing 

Additionally, constlUction of this facility at tlils site will enhance the following ongoing 

initiatives: 

• Snpport to the Appalachia High Intensity DlUg Trafficking Area (HIDTA) 

Headquatiers, wlilch supports counter-dlUg operations in Kentucky, Tennessee 

and West Virginia. 

• Aviation support to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

• Supports the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the 

Mississippi maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache wlilch is 

adjacent to the proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization ofKY ARNG 

persOlmel in support of state and federal emergencies. 

At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond 

more quickly and more efficiently. 

*Name of Intended Recipient (if none, mark N/A): 

Kentucky Department of MilitalY Affairs, London Corbin Airport 

• City: London 

• S tate: Kentucky 

Location of Performance: London, Kentucky 

Funding Information 

*FY09 Funding in PB (in thousands of dollars): $7,823.4K 

* Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB (+1-/0): Initial request 

*Check the box and initial on the line: Neither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a 

financial interest in this request. (Initial here) 

Fnnding Specifics 

• Servicel Agency/Policy: 

Army National Guard 

*Budget Appropriation: Budget Appropriation selections will appeal' based on Service 

selected (above). 

Identification (as appropriate): Sections will appear below based on prior selections. 

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(Optional - Provide a summary of the request here) 

MILCON INFORMATION 

1. State/Territory: KENTUCKY 

2. Installation and/or City: London 

3. Project Title: Readiness Center Phase III- London Joint Support Operations 

Center 

4. Project number: Undetermined 

5. \Vhat is estimated federal constmction cost (M) $6.63M 

6. Design 

A. What is the unfunded Design Cost (Dollars in Thousands): $596.7K 

B. What is the total design cost (M)? $0.5967M 

C. How many design dollars has the State/Territmy ah'eady received (M)? $0 

D. \Vhat is the current level of design approved (in percentage i.e.10, 35, 50 etc.)? 

0%. 

E. What is the estimated contract award date? August 2009 

7. RECAP (Y/N)? 

8. Total dollars required (unfunded design cost plus fed constmction cost): $7.8234M 

9. % Design completed (5 or DB): 0% 

10. Is the project on the FYDP 10-15? No 

11. Is the project constmction capable (executable) in FY09: Yes 

12. Is the project mission essential in this fiscal year? Yes 

13. Consistent With BRAC (YIN)? N/A 

14. Are their any environmental Issues (Y /N)? NO If so please explain: 

15. Has land been acquired for the project? YES 

16. State Approval: 

A. Has the State/Territory legislature approved the project, ifso when? N/A 

B. Has the State/Territmy legislature appropriated necessary funds? N/A 

C. Has a constmction site been identified (YIN) Yes 

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17. All Project Data entered into PRIDE? No 

18. What is the scope (include unit of measure, i.e., square feet, firing points, linear feet, 

etc)? (New footprint of project) 28,545 SF 

19. Will the unit for whom the project is designed remain in the force per ASIP? Yes 

20. VlThere is this project on State/Tenitory's priority list: N/A 

21. Are there higher priority projects at this location? No 

22. What Congressional district is the project located in?: 5th 

23. Is this a quality of life project, why? No 

24. Are there other quality of life projects at this location? : No 

25. If the project is a Live Fire Training Range, has the State/Tel1'itory and NGB-A VS 

certified that the surface danger zone is totally contained within the militmy installation 

boundm'ies (no public exposure)? NI A 

26. Any remarks concerning the project? 

27. Are there any environmental or safety issues (should match infOimation contained in 

the LRCP submission)? No 

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Attachments: Draft Congressional Add Cover Letter - London JSO PH IIl.doc; FY09 HCAS Request Form - London JSO.doc 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Gentlemen, 

Follow up 

Flagged 

Attached is the congressional add sheet and cover letterfo~II of the London JSO for 

your revie\~ and comment/approval. We have coordinated with _ and _ to 

determine the requirements for the facility and the supporting information for the discussion 

to validate the need. 

Please advise on any needed corrections and the process for TAGs signature and submittal to 

the Congressmans office. 

Vir, 

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JSO PH III Congressional Add Request 

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Attached is the congressional add request for the JSO PH III. 

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Facilities Management Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

FAX: 502-607-1873 

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Representative Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, D.C. 20515-1705 

Deal' Honorable Congressman Rogers: 

25 FeblUary, 2008 

Ref: Counter-dmg Operation 

Center, PH III, London, KY 

On behalf of the more than eight thousand Kentucky National Guard Citizen-Soldiers and 

Airmen, I want to thank you for your continued suppOli and sustained commitment to the 

Kentucky National Guard. Your actions have proven vital in preserving our personnel, enhancing 

our infrastlUcture and equipping our units for the role they have been asked to play in suppOli of 

our national military strategy. 

I am \\~'iting prior to the Congressional mark-up of the FY 2009 Defense Appropriations 

Act to request your suppOli for additions to the FY09 Defense Budget to fund design and 

constmction of Phase III of the Counter-DlUg Operations Center in London, KY. The 28,545 SF 

addition of facilities and infrastlUcture in tlus project are needed to have a fully operational 

connter-dlUg operations center and to allow consolidation of all our cOlmter-dlUg operations assets 

in one location. 

Currently, the counter-dmg operations center is spread between three locations; Frankfort, 

Bluegrass Station and London, Kentucky. During the course of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangar space, office space and landing facilities to suppOli the operations and aircraft 

for the following federal and state agencies: 

o Dmg Enforcement Agency Community Emergency Response Team - 5-6 Helicopters, 1 

Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - I Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-North= 2-3 Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing (Direct suppOli US Forest Service) 

• Division of Air TranspOli - 3 Helicopters (HIOT AJDEA Funded) 

• Kentucky Army National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard -1- C-130 (controlled delivery) 

• US Marshall/Secret Service - I Helicopter, 1 Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Bureau of Investigation- 1 Fixed Wing 

Additionally, constmction of this facility at this site will enhance the following ongoing initiatives: 

• Support to the Appalachia High Intensity DlUg Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Headqualiers, 

wluch suppOlis counter-dlUg operations in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virgitua. 

• Aviation suppOli to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

• Suppolis the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the Mississippi 

maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache which is adjacent to the 

proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization ofKY ARNG personnel 

in suppoli of state and federal emergencies. 

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At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond more 

quickly and more efficiently. 

I strongly urge you to supp0l1 additions to the FY09 Defense Budget for Military 

Constmction in the amount of$7,823,400 to supp0l1 design and constmction ofColl1lter-Dmg 

Operations Center, Phase III, London, Kentucky 

This amount will ensure the Kentucky Army National Guard receives sufficient funds to 

constmct the last phase of this project and be able to consolidate its counter-dmg operation at one 

c01ll1lland center and be more effective in completing its mission. 

Your support for tills project will be ",·,-MI" ajlpr,eci:lte(l 

additional infOimation plca>c cOllta()t 

Sincerely, 

Edward W. Tonilll 

Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

staff need 

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House Committee on Armed Services 

FY09 Member Request Fonn 

(one project/program request per fonn) 

* indicates required fields 

Requestor Information* Member: 

* Staff Contact: 

*Phone #: 

*Email Address: 

*Confirm Email: (Addresses must match) 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Project Information 

*Name of Project: Readiness CenterPhase III- London Joint Support Operations Center 

*Project Description, including Militmy Requirement and/or Military Value, and PUipose 

of Project: 

28,545 SF addition to existing construction. Tills phase, the tlllrd phase of this 

construction project will include administrative space, aircraft hangar space, and paving 

for hangar aprons, taxi ways mld aircraft pm·king. Project is required to fully house the 

Joint Support Operations. The new facility will increase the ability of assigned persollJlel 

to meet the increasing demands of Kentucky's Drug Eradication Operations. CUl1'ently, 

the counter-drug operations center is spread between three locations; Frankf0l1, Bluegrass 

Station and London, Kentucky. During the course of any year the Kentucky National 

Guard rents hangm' space, office space and landing facilities to SUpp0l1 the operations and 

aircraft for the following federal and state agencies: 

• Drug Enforcement Agency Community Emergency Response Team - 5-6 

Helicopters, I Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Civil Air Patrol - 3-5 Fixed Wing Aircraft 

• Kentucky State Police - 1 Helicopter 

• Joint Task Force-N0l1h= 2-3 Helicopters, 1 Fixed Wing (Direct SUpp011 US Forest 

Service) 

• Division of Air Transp0l1 - 3 Helicopters (HIDT AlDEA Funded) 

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• Kentucky Army National Guard - 6 OH-58, 3 UH-60 

• Kentucky Air National Guard - I - C-130 (controlled delivery) 

• US MarshaIVSecret Service - I Helicopter, I Fixed Wing (VIP missions) 

• Federal Bureau ofInvestigation- I Fixed Wing 

Additionally, conshuction of this facility at this site will enhance the following ongoing 

initiatives: 

• SuppOli to the Appalachia High Intensity Dmg Trafficking Area (HIDTA) 

Headqualiers, which suppOlis counter-dmg operations in Kentucky, Tennessee 

and West Virginia. 

• Aviation suppOli to the Daniel Boone National Forest Law Enforcement Office. 

• SuppOlis the deployment of equipment used to fight forest fires east of the 

Mississippi maintained at the U.S. Forest Service Regional Fire Cache which is 

adjacent to the proposed site. 

o Enhanced regional aviation capability to facilitate the mobilization of KYARNG 

personnel in support of state and federal emergencies. 

At the conclusion of this project the Kentucky National Guard will be able to respond 

more quickly and more efficiently. 

*Name ofIntended Recipient (if none, mark N/A): 

Kentucky Department of Militmy Affairs, London Corbin AirpOli 

'City: London 

* State: Kentucky 

Location of Performance: London, Kentucky 

Funding Information 

*FY09 Funding in PB (in thousands ofcioiiars): $7,823.4K 

*Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB (+1-10): Initial request 

*Check the box and initial on the line: Neither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a 

financial interest in this request. (Initial here) 

Funding Specifics 

* Servicel AgencylPolicy: 

Army National Guard 

'Budget Appropriation: Budget Appropriation selections will appear based on Service 

selected (above). 

Identification (as appropriate): Sections will appear below based on prior selections. 

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Add Bill and/or RepOit Language 

(Optional - Provide a suml11a!Y of the request here) 

MILCON INFORMATION 

1. State/Territory: KENTUCKY 

2. Installation and/or City: London 

3.. Project Title: Readiness Center Phase 111- London Joint Support Operations 

Center 

4. Project number: Undetennined 

5. What is estimated federal constJuction cost (M) $6.63M 

6. Design 

A. What is the unfunded Design Cost (Dollars in Thousands): $596.7K 

B. Vihat is the total design cost (M)? $0.5967M 

C. How many design dollars has the State/Territory already received (M)? $0 

D. What is the CWl'ent level of design approved (in percentage i.e.lO, 35, 50 etc.)? 

0%. 

E. What is the estimated contract award date? August 2009 

7. RECAP (YIN)? 

8. Total dollars required (unfunded design cost plus fed constlUction cost): $7.8234M 

9. % Design completed (5 or DB): 0% 

10. Is the project on the FYDP 10-15? No 

11. Is the project constlUction capable (executable) in FY09: Yes 

12. Is the project mission essential in this fiscal year? Yes 

13. Consistent With BRAC (YIN)? N/A 

14. Are their any environmental Issues (YIN)? NO If so please explain: 

15. Has land been acquired for the project? YES 

16. State Approval: 

A. Has the State/Territory legislature approved the project, if so when? N/A 

B. Has the State/Tenitory legislature appropriated necessary funds? N/ A 

C. Has a constlUction site been identified (YIN) Yes 

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17. All Project Data entered into PRIDE? No 

18. What is the scope (include unit of measure, i.e., square feet, firing points, linear feet, 

etc)? (New footprint of project) 28,545 SF 

19. Will the unit for whom the project is designed remain in the force per ASIP? Yes 

20. Where is this project on State/Tenitory's priority list: N/A 

21. Are there higher priority projects at tllis location? No 

22. What Congressional district is the project located in?: 5th 

23. Is tltis a quality of life project, why? No 

24. Are there other quality oflife projeCts at tltis location? : No 

25. If the project is a Live Fire Training Range, has the State/Territory and NGB-AVS 

certified that the surface danger zone is totally contained within the militmy installation 

boundaries (no public exposure)? N/A 

26. Any remarks concenting the project? 

27. Are there any environmental or safety issues (should match information contained in 

the LRCP submission)? No 

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Subject: 

Attachments: 

FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

HASC London Readiness Center.doc; FY09 HCAS Request Form - London JSO.doc; 

worksheet Congr Adds FY2008.doc 

Follow Up Flag: Follow up 

Flag Status: Flagged 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE .' Attached is the original Sheet we received and the update we worked yesterday. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

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From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov) 

ry 13, 2008 5:24 PM 

NGKY 

nLlJCK.V UOnllOn JSO FY 08 congressional add status .' This is the form II1II filled out for us last year. Please make the necessary changes to 

reflect your request for this year. 

Victoria 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY [mailto 

Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 4: 

Victoria, 

NGKY 

Thank you for the inquiry. We will be requesting an FY09 add for Phase III of the Counterdrug 

Joint Support Operations Facility in London. We are working toward getting phase II awarded 

this year and are confident we will be successful. 

I will follow up with our Chief of Staff to determine if there are any other projects that \.e 

wish to pursue as Congressional Adds in District 5. 

We look forward to working with you. 

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Sent from Wireless Handheld 

Original Message 

F ctoria.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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I worked with II1II this past year on MilCon appropriations requests for the KYNG in 

Congressional ~ict. Please let me know if you have any requests this year and I 

the appropriate paperwork to you. Our office deadline for requests is March 5th. 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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From: NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, Fe ruary 12, 

To: 

NGKY 

London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Victoria: 

the 5th 

will get 

I am presently 

about 1 year. 

for comment. 

oyment to Afghanistan and will not be back in my office for 

backfilling for me. I have for\oJarded your message to him 

Thanks for your help. 

~IA,DBIA 

Construction and Facility Management Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

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Original Message 

toria.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Will you be making a FY09 MilCon appropriations request for the London Readiness Center? Are 

there any other KYNG needs in KY05 facilities? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Super news! ! ! 

Thanks for the update. 

Brian S. DeMers 

MAJ, EN, KyARNG 

& Facility Manager 

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From: Ewing, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Ewing@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~ 06, 2007 1:39 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status .' I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue lvith the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

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-----Original Message-----

From: Higdon, Michael 

Sent~25, 2007 10:40 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY'; Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

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From: NGKY 

Sent: T ursday, October 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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Member: 

Staff Contact: 

Phone #: 

Date: 

Name of Project: 

House Committee 011 Armed Services 

FY08 Member Request Form 

(one project/program request per form) 

Readiness Center Phase 2 - London Joint Support Operations Center 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Program Description, includiug l\'1ilitary Requirement and/or Military Value, and Purpose of Project: 

15,000 SF addition to phase I construction. Addition will include additional administrative space, equipment 

storage, vehicle maintenance bays, and military vehicle parking / storage areas. Project is required to fully 

house the Joint Support Operations in one facility located in the vicinity of the area of operations. Cunently the 

operation is spread over several facilities approximately 100 miles apaIt. At the conclusion of this project the 

operation will be able to respond quicker aIld in a much more efficent manner which will allow a greater return 

on investment funds spent on the operation. 

Name and Address of Intended Recipient, 01' if none, Intended Location of Activity: 

Kentucky Depm1ment of Militmy Affairs, London Corbin Airport, London, Kentuc1.), 

FY08 Funding Request: 

FY08 Funding in PB: $2.5 

YOUI' Requested Net Change to the FY08 PB (+/-10): 

Please check the box and place your initials next to it, if applicable: 

ONeither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a financial interest in this request. 

Budget Account: 

Procurement 

If applicable (select one procurement account): 

N/A 

Service/Agency: 

AImy 

If applicable: 

D Reserve ~ Guard 

Page I of2 Member's Initials: __ _ / ---- 11123/2011 

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Line Item Title (£i'om DOD Program Justification Materials: Ml, 0 I, PI, or Rl, if available): 

Identification (as appropriate): 

RDT&E 1\1iICon 

R-l Line #: 

Procuremeut 

P-I Line #: 

0&1\1 and Personnel 

Budget Activity Project #: 210287A 

PE#: #: 

Bill andlor Report Language: (Only if required - Use an attached sheet if necessary) 

Page 2 of2 Member's Initials: __ _ __1_- 11123/2011 

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House Conmlittee on Anned Services 

FY09 Member Request Form 

(one project/program request per fonn) 

* indicates required fields 

Requestor Infonnation*Member: 

*StaffContact: 

*Phone #: 

*Email Address: 

*Confmn Email: (Addresses must match) 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Proj ect Information 

*Name of Project: Readiness Center Phase III- London Joint SuppOli Operations Center 

*Project Description, including Military Requirement and/or Military Value, and Purpose 

of Project: 28,545 SF addition to constmction. Tills phase, the third phase of this 

constmction project will include administrative space, aircraft hangar space, and paving 

for hangar aprons, taxi ways and aircraft parking. Project is required to fully house the 

Joint Suppoli Operations. Cunently the operation is spread over several facilities 

approximately 100 miles apaIi. The new facility will increase the ability of assigned 

personnel to meet the increasing demands of Kentucky's Dmg Eradication Operations. 

At the conclusion of tills project the operation will be able to respond quicker and in a 

much more efficient mamler which will allow a greater return 011 investment funds spent 

on the operation. 

*Name of Intended Recipient (if none, mark N/A): 

Kentucky Department of Militmy Affairs, London Corbin Airport 

*City: London 

*State: Kentucky 

Location of Perfonnance: London, Kentucky 

Funding Information 

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*FY09 Funding in PB (in 1housands or dollars): 

*Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB (+1-10): Initial request 

• Check the box and initial on the line: Neither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a 

financial interest in this reqnest. (Initial here) 

Funding Specifics 

* Servicel Agency/Policy: 

Anuy National Guard 

*Budget Appropriation: Budget Appropriation selections will appear based on Service 

selected (above). 

Identification (as appropriate): Sections will appear below based on prior selections. 

Add Bill andlor Repmi Language 

(Optional - Provide a summary of the request here) 

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CONGRESSIONAL ADD SHEET FY 09 

1. State/Tenitory: KENTUCKY 

2. Installation and/or City: London 

3. Project Title: JSO Phase II 

4. Project number: 210287 

5. VI'hat is estimated federal construction cost (M) 6.63 

6. Design (see also #9) 

A. What is the unftmded Design Cost (Dollars in Thousands): _596.7 K~ ___ _ 

B. What is the total design cost (M)? __ .597M_--:-----:-_ 

C. How many design dollars has the State/Territory already received (M)? _0 __ 

D. What is the current level of design approved (in percentage i.e.10, 35,50 

etc.)? __ O~:--: 

E. What is the estimated contract award date? August 2009 

7. RECAP (YIN)? 

8. Total dollars required (unfunded design cost plus fed construction cost): 7.83M 

9. % Design completed (5 or DB): 0% 

10. Is the project on the FYDP 1 0-15? No 

11. Is the project construction capable (executable) in FY09: Yes 

12. Is the project mission essential in tlllS fiscal year? Yes 

13. Consistent With BRAC (YIN)? N/A 

14. Are their any environmental Issues (Y IN)? NO If so please explain: 

15. Has land been acquired for the project? YES 

16. State Approval: 

1. Has the State/Territory legislature approved the project, ifso when? N/A 

2. Has the State/Tel1'itory legislatme appropriated necessary funds? N/A 

3. Has a construction site been identified (YIN) Yes 

17. All Project Data entered into PRIDE? Yes 

18. What is the scope (include unit of me as me, i.e., square feet, firing points, linear feet, etc)? 

(New footprint of pI' oj ect) 28,545 SF 

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19. Will the unit for whom the project is designed remain in the force per ASIP? Yes 

20. Where is this project on State/Territory's priority list: N/A 

21. Are there higher priority projects at this location? No 

22. What Congressional district is the project located in?: 5th 

23. Is this a quality of life project, why? No 

24. Are there other quality of life projects at this location? : No 

25. If the project is a Live Fire Training Range, has the State/Tenitory and NGB-AVS celtified 

that the surface danger zone is totally contained within the military installation boundaries (no 

public exposure)? N/ A 

26. Any remarks concerning the project? 

27. Are there any environmental or safety issues (should match information contained in the 

LRCP submission)?No 

ConstlUction & Facilities Management Officer signature, attesting to the accuracy of the 

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To: 

Subject: 

Attachments: Online Request Form Fields,doc; Online Instructions for HASC Authorizations Requests for 

FY 2009,pdf 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Follow up 

Flagged 

ility Management Office Frankfort, Ky 40601 PH# 502-607-1347 FAX# 502-607-

1873 -----Original Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria,Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~19, 2008 5:06 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: FW: HASC Authorization Forms 

Here is a copy of the FY09 form I just received from the House Armed Services Committee. 

The format has changed from last year, but it is basically the same information. Also, don't 

worry about filling in the Requestor Information Section, I will take care of that. 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria E. Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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House Committee on Anlled Services 

FY09 Member Request Form 

(one project/program request per fonn) 

* indicates required fields 

Requestor Information*Member: 

• Staff Contact: 

*Phone #: 

*Email Address: 

• Confirm Email: (Addresses must match) 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Project Infol1nation 

*Name of Project: Readiness Center Phase III- London Joint SUppOit Operations Center 

'Project Description, including MilitaJY Requirement andlor Military Value, and Purpose 

of Project: 27,170 SF addition to Phase II constlUction. This phase, Phase III will 

include an assembly hall, classrooms, learning center and a physical fitness area. Project 

is required to fully house the Joint SUppOit Operations. Cunently the operation is spread 

over several facilities approximately 100 miles apart. The new facility will increase the 

ability of assigned personnel to meet the increasing demands of kentucky's DlUg 

Eradication Operations. At the conclusion of this project the operation will be able to 

respond quicker and in a much more efficient manner which will allow a greater retmll 

on investment funds spent on the operation. 

*NaJne ofIntended Recipient (if none, markN/A): 

Kentucky Department of MilitaJY Affairs, London Corbin AirpOlt, London, Kentucky 

*City: 

• State: 

Location of Perfol1nance: 

Funding Information 

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*FY09 Funding in PB (in thousands of dollars): 

* Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB (+/-/0): 

*Check the box and initial on the line: Neither my spouse, if applicable, nor I have a 

financial interest in tills request. (Initial here) 

Funding Specifics 

* Service/Agency /Policy: 

·Budget Appropriation: Budget Appropriation selections will appear based on Service 

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Completing the FY09 Online Member Request Form 

Reqnestor Information 

1. Member - Choose the name of the Member who is making the request from the drop-down 

menu. 

2. Staff Contact - Provide the appropriate congressional staff point of contact who can discuss the 

Member's request. 

3. Phone # - Provide the direct extension ofthe staff contact. 

4. Email Address - A receipt of the electronic request will be sent to this address and must be 

printed out and appropriately completed by the requesting Member for submission. Enter the 

address twice to ensure accuracy. 

S. Member's Signature - An authentic Member's signature is required on the hard copy of the 

electronic receipt for evelY request. F011ns without a Member's signahlre will NOT be 

processed. 

Project Information 

1. Name of Project - Provide a fully descriptive name for the requested program. 

2. Project Description - Provide a clear description of a justifiable militaJY requirement and/or 

military value, and the purpose of the project. This info11nation must be provided before a request 

can be considered. If applicable, also include FY08 funding history and if the project is on the 

unfunded requirements lists (UFR). You may attach additional pages, ifnecessalY. 

3. Name and Address of Intended Recipient - Provide the name, city, and state of any entity 

taJ'geted to receive funds. If there is no intended recipient, enter ''N/A''. 

4. Intended Location of Activity - If there is no intended recipient, you must provide the location 

that the Member expects the project to occur. 

Funding Information 

1. FY09 Funding iu PB - Provide the amount requested for this program in the President's FY09 

Budget Submission. Ifno request was included, enter "$0". 

2. Your Requested Net Change to the FY09 PB - Indicate the net change to the FY 2009 funding. 

If no net chaJlge results, enter "$0". 

3. Member and Member's Spouse, if applicable, No Financial Interest Certification- To 

submit a request, House lUles require that a Member certify that he/she and their spouse, if 

applicable have no fmancial interest in the request. Fulfill this requirement by checking the box 

on the online fOlm and have the Member initial next to it on a hardcopy version of the form. 

Funding Specifics 

1. Service/ AgencylPolicy - From the dropdown menu, select the proper Military Service or Agency 

that is to be the recipient of your request. If the request is strictly policy-related, choose PolicyBill or Report Language. 

2. Budget Appropriation - Once you have chosen the Service or Agency, select from the available 

choices the proper budget appropriation. 

a. RDT &E Item - Select the correct PElLine number/Program Description that 

cOl1'esponds to your Member's request. 

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b. Procuremeut Item - Select the COITect Line number/Program Description that 

c011'esponds to you Member's request 

c. O&M - Select the con'ect Budget Activity Number that c011'esponds to your Member's 

request 

d. Personnel Item - If direct spending is involved, check the box indicating such and 

include required Bill Language. If there is no Bill or RepOit Language, make sure you 

have explained your request in the Project Description box. 

e. MilCon Item- Input the MilCon Project Number. Make sure to include DD Form 1391 

in your hardcopy submission. 

Bill andlor Report Language - If the request involves bill or report language, please include a proposed 

draft. If it requires Direct Spending, check the appropriate box. 

Priority - This is mandatory for every request. "1" represents the highest priority, "2" represents the 

second highest, etc. Policy requests that do not include direct spending m'e exempt. Please denote 

priority at the top of the first page of each Member Request Form in the space provided, " __ 1 __ ." 

The number on the left should correspond to the priority number on spreadsheet. The number on the right 

is the total number of requests. For example "_4_1 --.lQ..." indicates the 4th highest priority request out of a 

total of 10 requests. No Information About Priority Rankings Will Be Made Public. 

Member's Initials - Ensure that Member's initials are provided in the spaces available at the top right 

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has a member signature and includes initials disavowing fmaneial interest. 

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIII~N_G~KY~ ______________________________ __ 

From: NGKY 

Sent: 

To: NGKY; NGKY 

Subject: 

Attachments: 

1:38~ 

FY 08 congresslona a S atus (UNCLASSIFIED) 

HASC London Readiness Center.doc 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Classification: 

Caveats: NONE 

Follow up 

Flagged 

UNC LASS IF I ED 

Please start inputting the data for the Phase III of JSO into the format attached. 

THANKS, 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(\; ) 

(m) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.govj 

ry 13, 2008 5:24 PM 

NGKY 

London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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This is the form _ filled out for us last year. Please make the necessary changes to 

reflect your request for this year. 

Victoria 

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From: ~GKY 

Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 

Victoria, 

NGKY 

Thank you for the inquiry. We will be requesting an FY09 add for Phase III of the Counterdrug 

Joint Support Operations Facility in London. We are working toward getting phase II awarded 

this year and are confident we will be successful. 

I will follow up with our Chief of Staff to determine if there are any other projects that we 

wish to pursue as Congressional Adds in District 5. 

We look forward to \;orking with you. 

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Sent from Wireless Handheld 

Original Message -----

F "Ll=or·la.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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I worked with II1II this past year on MilCon appropriations requests for the KYNG in the 5th 

congressional district. Please let me know if you .have any requests this year and I will get 

the appropriate paperwork to you. Our office deadline for requests is March 5th. 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 

NGKY 

JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Victoria: 

I am presently 

about 1 year. 

for comment. 

Thanks for your help. 

to Afghanistan and will not be back in my office for 

backfilling for me. I have forwarded your message to him 

Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

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Offic 

Cell : 

Original Message 

.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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Will you be making a FY09 MilCon appropriations request for the London Readiness Center? Are 

there any other KYNG needs in KY05 facilities? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

-----O~­

From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

super news!! I 

Thanks for the update. 

-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [mail to: Victoria. Ewing@mail. house. gov] 

sent~ 06, 2007 1: 39 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

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I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

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-----Original Message-----

From: Higdon, Michael 

sent~2S, 213137113:413 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY'; Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 138 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY138 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

-----O~i inal Messa e-----

From: NGKY 

Sent: Thurs ay, Octo er 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 138 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY138. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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Member: 

Staff Contact: 

Phone #: 

Date: 

Name of Project: 

Honse Committee on Armed Services 

FY08 Member Request Form 

(one project/progralll request per fO"m) 

Readiness Center Phase 2 - London Joint Support Operations Center 

Member's Signature 

Member of Congress 

Program Description, including Military Requirement and/or MilitalY Value, and Purpose of Project: 

15,000 SF addition to phase 1 constlUction. Addition will include additional administrative space, equipment 

storage, vehicle maintenance bays, and military vehicle parking 1 storage areas. Project is required to fully 

house the Joint SuppOli Operations in one facility located in the vicinity of the area of operations. CUll'entiy the 

operation is spread over several facilities approximately 100 miles apmi. At the conclusion of tillS project the 

operation will be able to respond quicker and in a much more efficent manner which will allow a greater return 

on investment funds spent on the operation. 

Name and Address ofIntended Recipient, or if none, Intended Location of Activity: 

Kentucky Depaliment of Military Affairs, London Corbin AirpOli, London, Kentucky 

FY08 Funding Request: 

FY08 Funding in PH: $2.5 

YOUI' Requested Net Change to the FY08 PB (+/-/0): 

Please check the box and place your initials next to it, if applicable: 

ONeither Illy spouse, if applicable, nol' I have a financial interest in this request. 

Budget Accouut: 

Procurement 

If applicable (select one procurement account): 

N/A 

Sel'Vice/ Agency: 

Army 

If applicable: 

o Reserve ~ Guard 

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Line Item Title (f1'Om DOD Program Justification Materials: MI, 01, PI, or RI, if available): 

Identification (as appropriate): 

RDT&E MilCon 

R-l Line #: 

Procurement 

P-I Line #: 

O&M and Personnel 

Budget Activity Project #: 210287 A 

PE#: #: 

Bill andlor Report Language: (Only if required - Use an attached sheet if necessary) 

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Sent: 

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Follow Up Flag: 

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Victoria, 

Follow up 

Flagged 

We have submitted the necessary documentation for Phase II to show that we have a valid lease 

on the land, have completed a Record of Environmental Consideration and have forwarded it to 

National Guard Bureau. We have also submitted the draft Military Construction Cooperative 

Agreement to NGB and have their review comments. The final draft of the MCCA will be 

submitted on Tuesday. As soon as it is signed by all parties we will hire the Architects and 

Engineers to develop and submit the design work for phase II. 

I anticpate that it will be ready for bid solicitation by July or early August. Much of the 

Phase A design work is already complete and we will be requesting to hire the same design 

team to maintain continuity. 

Please let me know if you need additional information. I can be reached at S02-229-3279. 

Vir, 

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LTC, EN 

~(w) 

__ (m) 

Sent from Wireless Handheld 

----- Original Message -----

From: Luck, Victoria <Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

To: __ LTC NGKY 

Sent~:37:S7 2008 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

Do you have any additional information to update us on Phase tI? 

Thanks. 

From: 

Sent: 

NGKY [mailto 

Felhr.Jar·v 13, 2088 4: 

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Victoria, 

COL NGKY; 

London 

MAJ NGKY; 

add status 

CW3 NGKY 

Thank you for the inquiry. We \~ill be requesting an FY09 add for Phase II! of the Counterdrug 

Joint Support Operations Facility in London. We are working to\;ard getting phase I! awarded 

this year and are confident we will be successful. 

I will follow up with our Chief of staff to determine if there are any other projects that we 

wish to pursue as Congressional Adds in District 5. 

We look forward to working with you. 

Thanks again, 

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LTC, EN 

~(w) 

__ (m) 

Sent from Wireless Handheld 

Original Message -----

a <Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

NGKY 

MR NGKY 

:57 2008 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

I worked with II1II this past year on MilCon appropriations requests for the KYNG in the 5th 

Congressional district. Please let me know if you have any requests this year and I will get 

the appropriate paperwork to you. Our office deadline for requests is March 5th. 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

From: 

Sent: 

MAJ NGKY [mailto: 

ry 12, 2008 3:39 

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To: 

Cc: NGKY 

London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Victoria: 

I am presently 

about 1 year. 

for comment. 

Thanks for your help. 

ployment to Afghanistan and will not be back in my office for 

is backfilling for me. I have forwarded your message to him 

Manalgernerlt Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

Original Message 

F toria.Luck@mail.house.gov> 

NGKY 

Se :01 2008 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

Will you be making a FY09 MilCon appropriations request for the London Readiness Center? Are 

there any other KYNG needs in KY05 facilities? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

-----O~i inal Messa e-----

From: NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, Novem er 06, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Super news!!! 

Thanks for the update. 

3 

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-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Ewing@mail.house.gov] 

sent~ 06, 2007 1:39 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

-----Original Message-----

From: Higdon, Michael 

Sent ~25, 2007 10 :40 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY'; Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

-----O~-

From: __ NGKY ] 

Sent: Thursday, October 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

Posted 

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From: KY 

Sent: '.I'[;JiI'i'r:l'i!"oIS\'lJl;r;J. • 20084:47 PM 

To: . .~ 

Cc: 

Subject: . '" y .. NGKY;~NGKY FY08~tus 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Follow up 

Flagged 

I11III let's talk tomorrow. 

·····O~-­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 4:07 PM 

To:~house. 

Cc: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY; 

Subject: Re: Kentucky London 

Victoria, 

NGKY; 

status 

NGKY 

Thank you for the inquiry. We will be requesting an FY09 add for phase III of the Counterdrug 

Joint Support Operations Facility in London. We are working toward getting phase II awarded 

this year and are confident we will be successful. 

I will follow up with our Chief of Staff to determine if there are any other projects that we 

wish to pursue as Congressional Adds in District 5. 

We look forward to working \vith you. 

Thanks again, 

.... 

.... 

LTC, EN 

~(w) 

__ (m) 

Sent from Wireless Handheld 

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Se 2008 

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I worked with II1II this past year on MilCon appropriations requests for the KVNG in the 5th 

Congressional district. Please let me know if you have any requests this year and I will get 

the appropriate paperwork to you. Our office deadline for requests is March 5th. 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

-----O~­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKV 

Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 

JSO FV 08 congressional add status 

Victoria: 

I am presently 

about 1 year. 

for comment. 

Thanks for your help. 

Offic 

Cell : 

Original Message 

to Afghanistan and will not be back in my office for 

backfilling for me. I have forwarded your message to him 

agement Officer Kentucky Army National Gual'd 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FV 08 congressional add status 

-

Will you be making a FV09 MilCon appropriations request for the London Readiness Center? Are 

there any other KVNG needs in KV05 facilities? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 225-4601 

(202) 225-0940 (fax) 

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From: 

Sent: ay, 

To: EI'iing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Super news!! ! 

Thanks for the update. 

-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.EI·ling@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~ 06, 2007 1:39 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

-----Original Message-----

From: Higdon, Michael 

Sent~25, 2007 10:40 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY'; Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

-----O~i inal Messa e-----

From: NGKY 

Sent: Thurs ay, October 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Posted 

3 

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........ .,;,;N~G;,;.KY:-_______________ _ 

From: 

Sent: 

To: 

Cc: 

Subject: 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

victoria, 

Follow up 

Flagged 

NGKY 

Thank you for the inquiry. We will be requesting an FY09 add for phase III of the Counterdrug 

Joint Support Operations Facility in London. We are working tOlvard getting phase II awarded 

this year and are confident we will be successful. 

I will follow up with our Chief of Staff to determine if there are any other projects that we 

wish to pursue as Congressional Adds in District 5. 

We look forward to working with you. 

Thanks again, 

--

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LTC, EN 

(w) 

(m) 

Sent from Wireless Handheld 

Original Message -----

F 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

-

I worked with II1II this past year on MilCon appropriations requests for the KYNG in the 5th 

Congressional district. Please let me know if you have any requests this year and I will get 

the appropriate paperwork to you. Our office deadline for requests is March 5th. 

Thanks, 

victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

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2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 22S-4601 

(202) 22S-0940 (fax) 

JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Victoria: 

I am presently 

about 1 year. 

for comment. 

derlloymEmt to Afghanistan and will not be back in my office for 

backfilling for me. I have forwarded your message to him 

Thanks for your help. 

nagement Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

Original Message 

RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Will you be making a FY09 MilCon appropriations request for the London Readiness center? Are 

there any other KYNG needs in KY0S facilities? 

Thanks, 

Victoria 

Victoria Ewing Luck 

Legislative Assistant 

Congressman Harold Rogers 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

(202) 22S-4601 

(202) 22S-0940 (fax) 

-----O~­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Super news! ! ! 

Thanks for the update. 

2 

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-----Original Message-----

From: Ewing, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Ewing@mail.house.gov] 

06, 2007 1:39 PM 

NGKV 

don JSO FV 0S congressional add status .' I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

-----Original Message-----

From: Higdon, Michael 

sent~25, 2007 10:40 AM 

To: __ NGKV'; E\~ing, Victoria 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FV 0S congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FV0S cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

-----O~i inal Messa e-----

From: NGKV 

Sent: T ursday, Octo er 25, 2 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FV 0S congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FV0S. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIII~N_G~KY ________________________________ __ 

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Looks fine to me. doesn't really commit to a timeline and leaves things open dependent on 

decisions made. 

I don't think message is so bad. 

Who is Victoria Luck? 

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NGKY 

Sir 

Below is a pretty rough outline. 

_ - If you see anything I have omitted. glossed over or have incorrect. please point it 

out. 

1) Review and refinement of SOW 

2) Get legal and SCS or PARC (depending on commercial/non-commercial item) review of 

solicitation 

3) Make necessary changes based on review comments 

4) Full and open solicitation 

5) Bid opening 

6) Receipt and evaluation of BidS/Quotes 

7) Prepare contract award 

8) Obtain legal and SCS or PARC reviews of award documents 

9) Corrections as required 

10) Contract Award 

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• NGKY 

~-please provide a rundown of what else has to happen. II1II sort of makes it sound like 

you can turn it out the next day. 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 11:34 AM 

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Caveats: FOUO 

Hello Victoria! 

e (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Below is an update from 

to putting out the cont 

regarding our status on the generators. Getting close 

up momentum now. 

KyANG 

Military Affairs 

This communication contains information which is confidential. It is for the exclusive use 

of the intended recipient(s). If you are not the intended recipient(s), please note that any 

form of distribution, copying, forwarding or use of this communication or the information 

therein is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication 

in error, please return it to the sender, delete the communication, and destroy any copies. 

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From: ............... NGKY 

sent~0, 2010 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: Update 

10:11 AM 

We have the DA Form 3953s (Purchase Request) ready to go to USP&FO. We are waiting on the DA 

Form 4610Rs to be approved at NGB to get the Gen sets added to our TDAs. 

As soon as we get the approval we will update the 3953s \,ith the approved requisition numbers 

and submit them to USPFO- purchasing & Contracting. The requisition numbers are tied to the 

transaction and property accountability process which is all part of the purchase authority 

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process. I have already met with 11IIIIIIII 

(b) (6)

and his team twice to work solicitation details. 

They are tracking it needs to go out ASAP when they get the completed request. 

Having to purchase these as personal property instead of real property has made the entire 

process significantly more difficult, but we are finally on the home stretch. 

It remains my top priority. please let me know if you have questions. 

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(work) 

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Great newsl Thanks much II1II. 

un 

FW: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NON( 

Sir, 

More good news. You may have already seen the press release. Phase III of the London Joint 

Support Operations Facility has cleared a key House SubCommittee with funding. It will now go 

to the House floor. If it clears there we will be in position to get the design funds to move 

forward with the design, even though it will still have to clear the Senate. 

We have cleared the first major hurdle. 

V/r, 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(\; ) 

(m) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~25, 2008 5:39 PM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: FW: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Sorry, that would be $7.191 million. 

-----Original Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria 

Sent~5, 2008 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY' 

5:38 PM 

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Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Steven, 

I wanted to let you know that $7.191 was included for the Readiness Center Phase III in the 

House Military Construction, Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill that passed out of 

Committee today. 

Congressman Rogers will be releasing a press statement this week. 

Victoria 

-----O~-­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11: 

To: 

Cc: 

Sub 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

Cost breakout is as follows: 

unit Cost ($000) 

Cost Total 

PRIMARY FACILITY 

3,160.1 

HANGAR, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE 

145 

(1,061.5) 

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT STORAGE 

50 

(0.0) 

FLAMMABLE STORAGE BUILDING 

59 

(23.6) 

CONTROLLED WASTE HANDLING FACILITY 

75 

(0.0) 

UNHEATED AIRCRAFT STORAGE FACILITY 

(2,050.0) 

FORCE PROTECTION 

- - - - (0.0) 

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS 

(25.0) 

SUPPORTING FACILITIES 

NGKY; 

s PH 

U/M QTY 

SF 7,321 

SF 

SF 400 

SF 

SF 20,500100 

LS 0 

LS 25,000-

2 

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3,467.8 

SITE PREPARATION 

(185.13) 

FINE GRADING & SEEDING 

(313.13) 

PLANTING 

(49.13) 

RIGID PAVING SY 

(2,633.2) 

FLEXIBLE PAVING 

25 

(125.13) 

FENCING 

17 

(46.8) 

SIDEWALKS 

6 (113.8) 

CURBING 

8 

(8.13) 

FUEL STOR. & DISP. SYSTEM 

(1513.13) 

AIRCRAFT WASH FACILITY 

(13.13) 

AIRFIELD LIGHTING 

(11313.13) 

EXTERIOR FIRE PREVENTION LS 

(213.13) 

EXTERIOR SECURITY LIGHTING 

(813.13) 

WATERjSEWERjGASjELECTRIC LS 

(313.13) 

SUBTOTAL 

6,627.9 

CONTINGENCY (5%) 

(331.4) 

SUBTOTAL 

6,959.3 

SUPERVISION, INSPECTION & OVERHEAD (3%) 

(2138.8) 

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST 

7,168.1 

TOTAL DESIGN COST 

646.2 

TOTAL PROJECT COST 

7,814.3 

LS 185,131313 

LS 313,131313-

LS 49,131313 

45,4131358 

SY 5,131313 

LF 2752 

SF 1,81313 

LF 1,131313 

LS 1513,131313 - - - -

LS 13 

LS 11313,131313 

213,131313- - - -

LS 813,131313 -

313,131313- - - -

Please let me know if this does not transfer in a legible format or if you need additional 

information. 

Thanks again, 

Posted 

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"1>"'"01" Message- - --- From: Luck, Victoria [mail to :Victoria. Luck@mail.house.gov] 

11:15 AM 

NGKY 

London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Yes, out of the $7.8 million we are requested, approximately how much would be used for 

building construction, aircraft storage, etc. 

From: 

Sent: 11: 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Hi Victoria, 

Just a quick note to make sure I understand what you need. Do you want a breakout of how much 

is to be used for Site Development, Building construction, Military Vehicle Parking, Aircraft 

Stol'age etc ... Or are you looking for something different? 

Thanks, 

-

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(01) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~2008 11:04 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

-

I am working on some additional forms for the London Readiness Center request. Do you have a 

basic breakdown for hO\~ the money would be used? 

Thanks 

Victoria 

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From: 

Sent: 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

That is correct. Phase II is PN 210287. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(m) 

~5.,,,o,~ Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto;Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~3, 2008 12:40 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGKY 

SUbject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Thank you. Just to clarify, PN 210290 is for phase III, not Phase II right? 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII LTC NGKY [mailto 

Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 12:38 

To: 

Cc: 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

NGKYj 

III 

NGKY 

Please find the requested DD Form 1390/91 for Phase III attached. Also the project number is 

now listed in PRIDE and is PN "210290". Please advise if you need additional information. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

NGKY 

12:32 PM 

Operations PH III PN 210290 

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Attached is the 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 2i0290. 

Facilities Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

FAX: 502-607-1873 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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Subject: PH III PN 210290 (UNCLASSIFIED) 

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Sir, 

Follow up 

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UNCLASSIFIED 

More good news. You may have already seen the press release. Phase III of the London Joint 

Support Operations Facility has cleared a key House SubCommittee with funding. It will now go 

to the House floor. If it clears there we will be in position to get the design funds to move 

forward with the design, even though it will still have to clear the Senate. 

We have cleared the first major hurdle. 

Vir, 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

502-607-1874 (w) 

(m) 

"~.Llld" Message- - ---

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

sent~25, 2008 5:39 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: FW: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Sorry, that would be $7.191 million. 

-----Original Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria 

Sent~5, 2008 5:38 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY' 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

I wanted to let you know that $7.191 was included for the Readiness Center Phase III in the 

House Military Construction, Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill that passed out of 

Committee today. 

Congressman Rogers will be releasing a press statement this week. 

1 

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Victoria 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY [mail 

Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:52 AM 

Su 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

Cost breakout is as follows: 

Unit Cost ($000) 

Cost Total 

PRIMARY FACILITY 

3,160.1 

HANGAR, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE 

145 

(1,061.5) 

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT STORAGE 

50 

(0.0) 

FLAMMABLE STORAGE BUILDING 

59 

(23.6) 

CONTROLLED WASTE HANDLING FACILITY 

75 

(0.0) 

UNHEATED AIRCRAFT STORAGE FACILITY 

(2,050.0) 

FORCE PROTECTION 

---- (0.0) 

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS 

(25.0) 

SUPPORTING FACILITIES 

3,467.8 

SITE PREPARATION 

(185.0) 

FINE GRADING & SEEDING 

(30.0) 

PLANTING 

(49.0) 

RIGID PAVING 

(2,633.2) 

NGKY 

UjM QTY 

SF 7,321 

SF 

SF 400 

SF 

SF 20,500100 

LS 0 

LS 25,000-

LS 185,000 

LS 30,000-

LS 49,000 

SY 45,40058 

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FLEXIBLE 

25 

(125.0) 

FENCING 

17 

(46.8) 

SIDEWALKS 

6 

CURBING 

8 

(8.0) 

PAVING 

(10.8) 

FUEL STOR. & DISP. SYSTEM 

(150.0) 

AIRCRAFT WASH FACILITY 

(0.0) 

AIRFIELD LIGHTING 

(100.0) 

EXTERIOR FIRE PREVENTION 

(20.0) 

EXTERIOR SECURITY LIGHTING 

(80.0) 

WATER/SEWER/GAS/ELECTRIC 

(30.0) 

SUBTOTAL 

6,627.9 

CONTINGENCY (5%) 

(331.4 ) 

SUBTOTAL 

6,959.3 

LS 

LS 

SUPERVISION, INSPECTION & OVERHEAD (3%) 

(208.8) 

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST 

7,168.1 

TOTAL DESIGN COST 

646.2 

TOTAL PROJECT COST 

7,814.3 

SY 5,000 

LF 2752 

SF 1,800 

LF 1,000 

LS 150,000 - - - -

LS 0 

LS 100,000 

20,000- - - -

LS 80,000 -

30,000 - - - -

Please let me know if this does not transfer in a legible format or if you need additional 

information. 

Thanks again, 

-

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(m) 

UrJ.gll:lal Message- - ---

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:15 AM 

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London support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Yes, out of the $7.8 million we are requested, approximately hOI" much would be used for 

building construction, aircraft storage, etc. 

-----O~-­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11: 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Hi Victoria, 

Just a quick note to make sure I understand what you need. Do you want a breakout of how much 

is to be used for Site Development, Building Construction, Military Vehicle parking, Aircraft 

storage etc ... Or are you looking for something different? 

Thanks, 

-

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(m) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mail to :Victoria. Luck@mail. house. gov] 

Sent~2008 11:04 AM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

-

I am working on some additional forms for the London Readiness Center request. Do you have a 

basic breakdown for how the money would be used? 

Thanks 

Victoria 

-----O~-­

From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, March 13, 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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That is correct. Phase II is PN 210287. 

construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(m) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

, 2008 12:40 PM 

To: NGKY 

S 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

or London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

Thank you. Just to clarify, PN 210290 is for Phase III, not Phase II right? 

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From: NGKY 

Sent: T ursday, March 13, 

To: . 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

NGKY; 

III 

NGKY 

Please find the requested DD Form 1390/91 for Phase III attached. Also the project number is 

now listed in PRIDE and is PN "210290". Please advise if you need additional information. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

NGKY 

12:32 PM 

Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

Attached is the 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290. 

Facilities Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

Posted 

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Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIII~~_G_KY ________________________________ __ 

From: 

Sent: 

~NGKY 

~811:52AM 

To: 

Cc: 

Subject: 

'Luck Victoria' ~NGKY;~NGKY;~NGKY 

~onSup~N2102~ 

Follow Up Flag: 

Flag Status: 

Follow up 

Flagged 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

Cost breakout is as follows: 

PRIMARY FACILITY 

HANGAR, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE 

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT STORAGE 

FLAMMABLE STORAGE BUILDING 

CONTROLLED WASTE HANDLING FACILITY 

UNHEATED AIRCRAFT STORAGE FACILITY 

FORCE PROTECTION 

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS 

SUPPORTING FACILITIES 

SITE PREPARATION 

FINE GRADING & SEEDING 

PLANTING 

RIGID PAVING 

FLEXIBLE PAVING 

FENCING 

SIDEWALKS 

CURBING 

FUEL STOR. & DISP. SYSTEM 

AIRCRAFT WASH FACILITY 

AIRFIELD LIGHTING 

EXTERIOR FIRE PREVENTION 

EXTERIOR SECURITY LIGHTING 

WATER/SEWER/GAS/ELECTRIC 

SUBTOTAL 

CONTINGENCY (5%) 

SUBTOTAL 

SY 

LS 

LS 

SUPERVISION, INSPECTION & OVERHEAD (3%) 

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST 

TOTAL DESIGN COST 

TOTAL PROJECT COST 

U/M QTY 

SF 7,321 

SF 13 

SF 41313 

SF 13 

SF 213,5131311313 

LS 13 

LS 25,131313 - -

LS 185,131313 

LS 313,131313 -

LS 49,131313 - -

45,41313 58 

SY 5,131313 

LF 2752 

SF 1,81313 

LF 1,131313 

LS 1513,131313 

LS 13 

LS 11313 , 131313 

213 , 131313 - - - - LS 813,131313 -

313, 131313 - - - -

1 

Unit 

Cost 

145 

513 

59 

75 

Cost ($131313) 

Total 

3,1613.1 

(1,1361. 5) 

(13.13) 

(23.6) 

(13.13) 

(2,13513.13) 

(13.13) 

(25.13) 

3,467.8 

(185.13) 

(313.13) 

(49.13) 

(2,633.2) 

25 

17 

6 

8 

(213.13) 

(813.13) 

(313.13) 

(125.13) 

(46.8) 

(113.8) 

(8.13) 

(1513.13) 

(13.13) 

(11313.13) 

6,627.9 

(331.4) 

6,959.3 

(2138.8) 

7,168.1 

646.2 

7,814.3 

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information. 

Thanks again, 

-

construction and Facility Management Officer 

(\v) 

(m) 

Message-----

From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~200S 11:15 AM 

TO: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Yes, out of the $7.S million we are requested, approximately how much would be used for 

building construction, aircraft storage, etc. 

-----O~-­

From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Friday, May 16, 200S 11: 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Hi Victoria, 

Just a qUick note to make sure I understand what you need. Do you want a breakout of how much 

is to be used for Site Development, Building construction, Military Vehicle parking, Aircraft 

Storage etc ... Or are you looking for something different? 

Thanks, 

-

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

(w) 

(m) 

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From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.gov] 

Sent~200S 11:04 AM 

To: __ NGKY 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

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I am working on some additional forms for the London Readiness Center request. Do you have a 

basic breakdown for how the money would be used? 

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Thanks 

Victoria 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 

To: Luck, Victoria 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

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That is correct. Phase II is PN 210287. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

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From: Luck, Victoria [mailto:Victoria.Luck@mail.house.govj 

Sent~13, 2008 12:40 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

(UNCLASSIFIED) 

Thank you. Just to clarify, PN 210290 is for Phase III, not Phase II right? 

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From: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 

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Caveats: NONE 

Victoria, 

NGKY 

Please find the requested DD Form 1390/91 for Phase III attached. Also the project number is 

now listed in PRIDE and is PN "210290". Please advise if you need additional information. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

MAJ NGKY 

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sent~. Thursda March 13, 2008 12:32 P~l 

Subject: 1390/91 or London Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

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Attached is the 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290. 

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Victoria, 

Please find the requested DD Form 1390/91 for Phase III attached. Also the project number is 

now listed in PRIDE and is PN "210290". Please advise if you need additional information. 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

NGKY 

12:32 PM 

Support Operations PH III PN 210290 

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Attached is the 1390/91 for London Support Operations PH III PN 210290. 

Facilities Management Office 

Comm: 502-607-1804 

DSN: 667-1804 

FAX: 502-607-1873 

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l. COMPONENT I "' ;';UUt> ANU < '"' 2. DATE 

ARNG M!LlTARY CONS'! 'RU L"l'! ON 12 MAR 08 (Revised) 

3, INSfALlATION AND LOCATION 4, AREA CONSfR 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21B52 COSTlNDEX 

0,91 

5, FREgUE;NCY AND TYPE; OF UTILIZATION 

NORMAL ADMINISTRATION FIVE DAYS PER WEEK, WITH A TWO,DAY TRAINING ASSEMBLY 

TWO OR THREE TIMES PER MONTH. 

6, OTHER ACTIVE/GUARD/RESERVE INSfALlATIONS IV1THIN 15 MILEOS RADIUS 

ARNG London Kentucky 5 MILES ARMORY 16,667 SF 1991 

ARNG London Kentucky 5 MILES FMS 9,800 SF 1971 

ARNG Barbourville Kentucky 25 MILES ARMORY 14,lB2SF 1962 

7, PROJECTS REgUEsrED IN THIS PROGRAM: 

CATEGORY COSf DEOSIGN SfATUS 

CODE PROJECT TITLE SCOPE ($0001 Sf ART CMPL 

21110 Phase III AVIATION 6BO SM 7,141 B/D7 6/09 

OPERATION 7,321 SF 

FACILITY 

8, Sf ATE GUARD/RESERVE FORCEOS FACILITIEOS BOARD RECOMMENDATION 

FACILITIES IDENTIFIED IN ITEM #6 HAVE BEEN EXAMINED BY THE STATE RESERVE FORCES 

FACILITIES BOARD FOR POSSIBLE JOINT USE/EXPANSION. THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS 

ARE UNILATERIAL CONSTRUCTION, 17JAN DB 

(Date) 

9, LAND ACgUISfION REgUIRED 

NONE 0 

(Number of acres) 

10, PROJECTS PlANNED IN NEXT FOUR YEARS 

CATEGORY COST 

CODE PROJECT TITLE SCOPE $(000) 

SF 

SRM BACKLOG ($000): $0 

A SITE SURVEY HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND THE SITE IS SUITABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED 

PROJECT AT THE ESTIMATED COST INDICATED. 

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1. COMPONENT FY 2009 GUARD AND RESERVE 2. DATE 

ARNG MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 12 MAR 08 (Revised) 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21 B52 

11. PERSONNEL STRENGTH AS OF 12-Mar-08 

PERMANENT GUARD/RESERVE 

TOTAL OFFICER ENLISTED CIVILIAN TOTAL OFFICER ENLISTED 

AUTHORIZED 21 16 5 0 21 16 5 

ACTUAL 21 16 5 0 21 16 5 

Percentage= 100.00% 

12. RESERVE UNIT DATE 

STRENGTH 

UNIT DESIGNATION AUTHORIZED ACTUAL 

Support Operation Counter Drug 21 21 

UIC: 8A2AA TSPN: MTOElTDA: 

SUBTOTAL= 21 21 

13. MAJOR EQUIPMENT AND AIRCRAFT 

'TYPE AUTHORIZED ACTUAL 

WHEELED 0 0 

TRAILERS 0 0 

TRACKED 0 0 

EQUIPMENT> 30-FT 0 0 

FUEL & M977 HEMMT 0 0 

HEMTT PLS/HET 0 0 

C-12 DIFIR 0 0 

C-12 J 0 0 

C-23 0 0 

C-26 O' 0 

UC-35 0 0 

OH-58 NC 5 5 

OH-58 D 0 0 

UH-1 0 0 

AH-1 0 0 

AH-64 0 0 

UH-60 2 2 

CH-47 0 0 

UV-18 0 0 

14. OUTSTANDING POLLUTION AND SAFElY DEFICIENCIES: 

A. AIR POLUTION ~ NONE 

B. WATER POLLUTION NONE 

C. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH NONE 

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1, COMPONENT FY 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 2, DATE REPuRJ LuNTRuL 

)~ M~S~~ SYMBOL 

ARNG PROJECT DATA R""j, 

3, INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4, PROJECTTtTLE 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21B52 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5, PROGRAM ELEMEt\"T 6, CATEGORY CODE 7, PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJECT COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

9. COST ESTIMATES 

ITEM UIM QUAN1l1Y UNIT COST 

COST 

($000) 

PRIMARY FACILITY 3,135 

HANGAR, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE SM 680 1,561 (1,062) 

Sf 7,321 145 

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT STORAGE SM 0 0 (0) Sf 0 50 

FLAMMABLE STORAGE BUILDING SM 37 635 (24) SF 400 " CONTROLLED WASTE HANDLING FACILITY SM 0 0 (0) SF 0 75 

UNHEATED AIRCRAFT STORAGE FACILITY SM 1,904 1,076 (2,050) 

FORCE PROTECTION LS 0 - --- (0) 

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS LS 25,000 - - - - (25) 

Sf 20,500 100 

SUPPORTING FACILITIES 3,468 

SITE PREPARATION LS 185,000 - -- - (185) 

FINE GRADING & SEEDING LS 30,000 -- - - (30) 

PLANTING LS 49,000 - - - - (49) 

RIGID PAVING SM 37,959 69 (2,633) 

SY 45,400 

FLEXIBLE PAVING SM 4,181 30 " (125) 

SY 5,000 25 

FENCING M 839 56 (47) 

Lf 2762 17 

SIDEWALKS SM 1,505 7 (11 ) 

Sf 1,800 , 

CURBING M 305 26 (8) iF 1,000 8 

FUEL STOR. & DISP, SYSTEM LS 150,000 -- - - (150) 

AIRCRAFT WASH FACILITY LS 0 -- - - (0) 

AIRFIELD LIGHTING LS 100,000 --- - (100) 

EXTERIOR FIRE PREVENTION LS 20,000 ---- (20) 

EXTERIOR SECURITY LIGHTING LS 80,000 - - -- (80) 

WATERISEWERIGASIELECTRIC LS 30,000 - - - - (30) 

SUBTOTAL 6,603 

CONTINGENCY (5%) (330) 

SUBTOTAL 6,933 

SUPERVISION, INSPECTION & OVERHEAD (3%) (208) 

TOTAL PROJECT COST 7,141 

EQUIP PROVIDED FROM OTHER FED APPR (NON-ADD) 70 

10, DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION 

A specially designed aviation operatIon facility of permanent steel construction with standing seam metal roof, concrete floor, 

mechanical and electrical equipment. Partitions of masonry block. Supporting facilities are rigid and nexible paving for aircraft 

parkingftie down pads, hover lanes, exterior lighting, nre protectlon, and fencIng. Physical security measures will be Incorporated Into 

design including maxImum feasible standoff distance from roads, parking areas, berms, heavy landscaping. and bollards to prevent 

access when standoff distance cannot be maintained. 

AIR CONDITIONING: 10 TONS 

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1. COMPONENT 

ARNG 

3. INSTALLA'HON AND WCATIOi-J 

London Kentucky 

Fy 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 

PROJECT DATA (Continualion) 

4. PROJECT TITLE 

2, OATS 

12 MAR 08 

(RevisedL 

INSNO= 21852 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

REPORT CONTROl. 

SYMBOL 

5. PROGRAM ELEMEt\'T 6. CATEGORY CODE 7, PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJE:CT COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

It. REQUIREMENT 680 8M 7,321 SF ADEQUATE! NA SUBSTANDARD: NA 

PROJECT: This project is to build a 21 person AOF of permanent type construCiiOiito serve the peace time missions "'Oftii9"8sslgned 

units, The space will permit all personnel to perform the necessary tasks that will improve the units readiness posture. (Current 

Mission) 

REQUIREMENT: 28,545 SF AOF and supporting facilities are required to adequately provide Ihe unils housed in this facility with 

unheated aircraft storage, administrative and supply space and latrines. 

CURRENT SITUATION: Aircraft are currently operating from a grass field located at the Counter Drug Facility In London Kentucky, At 

present lime the Is not parking or storage area for the aircraft. The Flight Operations are being performed out of an old Civil Air Patrol 

faCility located near the site. 

IMPACT IF NOT PROVIDED: If the project is not approved It presenls Ihe unit wilh many challenges in perlormlng their mission. The 

unit operates over a several hundred mlle area and will require the avIation assets to be supported from two other locations requiring 

duplication of activities and manpower at each. 

ADDITIONAL: This project complies with the scope and design criteria of Nalional Guard Pamphlet (Draft) 415·12 dated 30 April 2007, 

This project is recommended for unilateral construction, There are no other reserve or active Department of Defense entities located 

within reasonable travel distance and local area demographics can not support additional requirements, 

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ARNG 

FY 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 

PROJECT DATA (Conlinualion) 

4. PROJECT TITLE 

2. DATE 

12 MAR OS 

(Revised) 

REPORT CONTROL 

SYMBOL 

3. INSTALLATION AND [.OCATrON 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21852 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILIlY 

5. PROGRAM ELEMEl\'T 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJ ECT COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

II. REQUIREMENT 680 SM 7,:321 Sf ADEQUATE: NA SUBSTANDARD: NA 

ANTITERRIORISM/FORCE PROTECTION: This project has been coordinated wIth the installations AT/FP plan. R(s~eat 

analysIs have been performed In accordance wIth DA Pam 190/51 and TM 5-853·1, respectively. Only protective measures required 

by requlation and ONLY the minimum standards required by the "Interim Department of Defense AT/FP Construction Standards" are 

needed. They are included In the cost estimate and description of construction. 

ANTITERRORISM/FORCE PROTECTION: SUMMARY OF RISK AND THREAT ANALYSIS 

AT/FP risk and threat analysis will be further evaluated at 35% design, 

DATE STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL 

AT/FP POC: I(~~&~~~-~~~~ CFMO I{~~~)-~~~-~~~~ 

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1. COMPONEI\fJ' FY 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 2. DATI! RI!PORT CON1ROL 

12 MAR OS SYMBOL 

ARNG PROJECT DATA (Continuation) (ReviseciL 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4, PROJECT TITLE 

london Kentucky INSNO ~ 2tB52 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

6. PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7, PROJECT NUMBER 8, PROJECT COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

12. SUPPLEMENTAL DATE 

a. ESTIMATED DESIGN DATA: 

(1 ) STATUS: 

(a) DATE DESIGN STARTED .................................................................................... 8107 

(b) PERCENT COMPLETE AS OF JANUARY ........... 2008 .................................... 10% 

(c) DATE DESIGN EXPECTED TO BE 35% COMPLETE ......................................... 12/08 

(d) DATE DESIGN EXPECTED TO BE 100% COMPLETE ...................................... 6/09 

(e) PARAMETRIC COSTS USED TO DEVELOP COSTS ......................................... NO 

(I) TYPE OF DESIGN CONTRACT.. ............................................................ Design-Bid-Bulld 

(g) AN ENERGY STUDY AND LIFE CYCLE COST ANALYSIS YES 

WILL BE DOCUMENTED DURING FINAL DESIGN. 

(2) BASIS: 

(8) STANDARD OR DEFINITIVE DESIGN - YES NO X - (b) WHERE DESIGN WAS MOST RECENTLY USED NA 

(3) TOTAL DESIGN COST (c)=(a)+(b) or (d)+(e): ($000) 

(8) PRODUCTION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ............................................ (430,080.0) 

(b) ALL OTHER DESIGN COSTS .............................................................................. (215,040.0) 

(c) TOTAL. .................................................................................................................. 0.0 

(d) CONTRACT .......................................................................................................... (0.0) 

(e) IN-HOUSE ......................................................................................................... " .. (0.0) 

COST OF REPRODUCTION OF PLANS AND SPECS ...................................... (7.5) 

(4 ) CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARD DATE 08109 

(5) CONSTRUCTION START 9-0c! 

(6) CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION DATE 12/10 

(month and year) 

b. EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT WHICH WILL BE PROVIDED FROM 

OTHER APPROPRIATIONS 

FISCAL YEAR 

EQUIPMENT PROCURING APPROPRIATION COST 

NOMENCLATURE APPROPRIATION OR REQUESTED WQQl 

FURNITURE OMARNG FY 10 50 

TELECOM OMARNG FY 10 20 

TOTAL 70 

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I. COMPONENT FY 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 2. DATE REPORT CONTROL 

W MAR~)8 SYMDOL ARNG PROJECT DATA (Continuation) Revised 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4. PROJECT TITLE 

London Kentucky INSNO. 21B52 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5. PROGRAl-II ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJECT COST ($OOO) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

DETAILED COST ESTIMATE 

Unit Cost (~OOOl 

U/M QTY Cost Total 

PRIMARY FACILITY 3,160,1 

HANGAR, OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE SF 7,321 145 (1,061.5) 

GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT STORAGE SF 0 50 (0.0) 

FLAMMABLE STORAGE BUILDING SF 400 59 (23.6) 

CONTROLLED WASTE HANDLING FACILITY SF 0 75 (0.0) 

UNHEATED AIRCRAFT STORAGE FACILITY SF 20,500 100 (2,050.0) 

FORCE PROTECTION LS 0 ---- (0.0) 

ENERGY MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS LS 25,000 ---- (25.0) 

SUPPORTING FACILITIES 3,467.8 

SITE PREPARATION LS 185,000 -- -. (185.0) 

FINE GRADING & SEEDING LS 30,000 -. - - (30.0) 

PLANTING LS 49,000 - -. - (49.0) 

RIGID PAVING SY 45,400 58 (2,633.2) 

FLEXIBLE PAVING SY 5,000 25 (125.0) 

FENCING LF 2752 17 (46.8) 

SIDEWALKS SF 1,800 6 (10.8) 

CURBING LF 1,000 8 (8.0) 

FUEL STOR. & DISP. SYSTEM LS 150,000 --. - (150.0) 

AIRCRAFT WASH FACILITY LS 0 ---- (0.0) 

AIRFIELD LIGHTING LS 100,000 - . -- (100.0) 

EXTERIOR FIRE PREVENTION LS 20,000 -- -- (20.0) 

EXTERIOR SECURITY LIGHTING LS 80,000 --- - (80.0) 

WA TERISEWERIGAS/ELECTRIC LS 30,000 - --- (30.0) 

SUBTOTAL 6,627.9 

CONTINGENCY (5%) (331.4) 

SUBTOTAL 6,959.3 

SUPERVISION, INSPECTION & OVERHEAD (3%) (208.8) 

TOTAL PROJECT COST 7,168,1 

EQUIP PROVIDED FROM OTHER FED APPR (NON-ADD) 70.0 

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12 MAR 08 Sn1JlOL 

ARNG PROJECT DATA (Continuation) (Revised) 

3, INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4. PROJECT TITLE 

London Kentucky INSNO~ 21852 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJECT COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT 

1. GENERAL: 

The Support Operations unit's Aviation Operations are currently divided between Frankfort, London and Lexington (Bluegrass 

Station). Operating from multiple locations requires duplication of eHort to support the operations. 

2. DATA ON ACCOMMODATIONS NOW IN USE: 

The Support Operations unit's Aviation Operations are currently divided batween Frankfort, London (an old building that 

belongs to the Civil Air Patrol) and Lexington (Bluegrass Station) In a structure that Is 54 years old and does not meet the units 

needs. Operating from multiple locations requires duplication of eHort to support the operations. This Civil Air Patrol space would be 

returned to the CAP upon completion of the project. 

3. ANALYSIS OF DEFICIENCY: 

Current facilites are inadequate, not consolidated and are located more than 90 miles from lhe operational area. Operating from 

multiple locations requires dupl1cation of effort to support the operations. This Civil Air Patrol space would be returned to the CAP 

upon completion of the project. 

4. ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATE FACILITIES AND LOCATIONS: 

All alternate locations In the area of London have be looked at and none where found that could accommodate the units needs. This 

project completes the consolidation of all of this unit's activities and sufficein! space is availabe at the current site. 

5. ANALYSIS OF CRITERIA FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION: 

The size and capacity is in accordance with NG Pam 415·12, dated 30 April 2007. The workload has been adequately defined. A 

definitive design is being used for this project because of the unique areas authorized for the assigned units. 

6. STATEMENT OF PROGRAM RELATED EQUIPMENT: 

TELCOM equipment and furniture will be requested in FY 10. 

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12 MAR 06 SY).fllOL 

ARNG PROJECT DATA (Continuation) (Revised)~ 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4. PROJECT TITLE 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21B52 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER B. PROJECT cosr (SOOO) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT (cont) 

7. DISPOSITION OF PRESENT ACCOMMOQATIONS: 

The currenl Aviation Operations Facility w1H be returned to exclusive Civil Air Patrol use, 

6. SURVIVAL MEASURES: 

The proposed facility will meet ATFP requlrments. 

9. CONTRIBUTION TO READINESS: 

Readiness of the Support Operation unit wlU be enhanced by consolidating all the sections and support elements of the unit in one 

location. The unit is currently stationed at several locations which are dispersed as much as 90 miles from each other. This will allow 

the unit to train and perform its mission at a a single location, which will greatly reduce the amount of traveltime between locations and 

eliminate the requirement for multiple flight operations centers to support the missIon. 

10. CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENT OF 1990: 

Permitting and other procedural requirements mandated by State, Interstate, and local air pollution control agencies will be complied 

with for this projecl (if applicable). 

11. PROTECTION OF WETLANDS: 

Project has been evaluated for compliance with ExecutIve Order No. 11990 and is not sited in wetland. 

12. REQUEST FOR "EXCEPTION TO CRITERIA: 

None 

13. TELECOMMUNICATIONS: 

Telecommunications services and equipment are required. Telecommunications equipment have been coordinated with the Sate 

DCSIM. 

14. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS: 

An economic analysis has been conducted and is on file in the facility management office. The result of the analysis indicates that 

no adequate facilIty is available to meet the missIon requIrements and construction of this project Is the best alternative. 

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ARNG 

FY 2009 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 

PROJECT DATA (Continuation) 

4. PROJECT TITLE 

2. DATE 

12 MAR 06 

(Revisedl I REPORT CONTROL 

SYMBOL 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 

London Kentucky INSNO= 21952 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 

0505696A 21110 210290 

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT (cont) 

15. ANTITERRIORISM/FORCE PROTECTION 

B. PROJECT COST ($OOO) 

7,141 

ANTITERRIORISM/FORCE PROTECTION: This project has been coordinated with the Installations AT/FP plan. Risk and threat 

analysis have been performed in accordance with DA Pam 190/51 and TM 5-853-1, respectively. Only protective measures required 

by requlation and ONLY the minimum standards required by the "Interim Department of Defense AT/FP Construction Standards" are 

needed, They are included in the cost estimate and description of construction. 

ANTITERRORtSMIFORCE PROTECTtON: SUMMARY OF RISK AND THREAT ANALYSIS 

ATIFP risk and threat analysis will be further evaluated at 35% design. 

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REPORT CONTROL 

12 MAR08 SYMBOL 

ARNG PROJECT DATA (Continuation) (Revised) 

3. INSTALLATION AND LOCATION 4. PROJECT TITLE 

London Kentucky INSNO, 21852 Phase III AVIATION OPERATION FACILITY 

5. PROGRAM ELEMENT 6. CATEGORY CODE 7. PROJECT NUMBER 8. PROJEGr COST ($000) 

0505896A 21110 210290 7,141 

DETAILED REQUIREMENTS STATEMENT (cant) 

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT: Project has been analyzed for potential environmental impact in 

accordance wilh AR 200-2. Appropriate environmental documentation is attached. 

POLLUTION ABATEMENT: The design of proposed project includes, wherc appropriate, the provision of facilities for 

air and water pollution control in accordance with Executive Order No. 11752. 

COASTAL ZONE PLAN: In accordance with the provisions of Section 102(2)(c) ofthe National Envirollllental Policy 

Act of 1969, the project has been reviewed, aud it is detennined to be in compliance with the State's Coastal Zone Plan. 

ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT: Proposed project is in consonance with Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act (P.L. 

93-205(87) STAT. as amended). 

FALLOUT PROTECTION: In accordance with Section 601 of Public Law 89-568, as amended, the design of this project 

has been prepared to maximize fallout protection. Fallout shelters have been excluded fonn any structure only for the 

following reason: (1) Adequate protection areas are available to fulfill a station's requirements; (2) The presence of 

personnel during a period of fallout radiation would impair facility operations; or (3) Economic limitations necessitated 

either deferral or accomplishment by some other means. 

FLOOD HAZARD: Project has been evaluated for flood hazards in compliance with Executive Order 11988, and the 

facility is not sited in an area known to be subjected to flooding. 

DESIGN FOR ACCESSlBfLlTY OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL: In accordauce with Public Law 

90-480, provisions for the physically handicapped persollllel will by provided for, where appropriate, in the design of the 

facility. 

VENDfNG FACILITIES FOR THE BLfND: Project has been evaluated for the provision of vending facilities to be 

operated by blind persons in compliance with DREW Rule, 45 CFR-1369, and the State Licensing Board has not 

sanctioned operation of a blind vending concession at the proposed location. 

NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT OF 1966: A survey has been completed, and it revealed that this 

undertaking will not affect, either directly or indirectly, and property included in, or eligible for, inclusion in the National 

Register of Historic Places. 

RESERVE MANPOWER POTENTIAL: The Reserve Maupower Potential to meet and maintain authorized officer and 

enlisted strengths of all reserve units in the areas where units are to be located has been reviewed in accordance with the 

procedures described in DOD Directive 1225.7. It has been detemuned, in coordination with the other military 

departments having reserve units in the area, that the number of units of the reserve components presently located in the 

area, and those units having been allocated to tbis area for future activation, is not and shall not be larger than the number 

that reasonably may be maintained at authorized strength. 

YdL ,¥,;',,1 b" .. "l', ~;pJw" 

DATE STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL 

AT/FP POC: I(xxx) xxx-xxxx CFMO I(xxx)-xxx-xxxx 

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Attached is a spreadsheet that shows the breakout by phase of entire Joint Support operations 

Project. There is also a narrative shown below. 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions or need clarifications. 

iIiiIIards, 

Construction and Facility Management Officer 

502-607-1874 

The London project is a 

Operations Center at the 

assets. Funds have been 

construction on phase I. 

NGKY 

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Information 

three phase project to build a complete Joint Support (Counter-Drug) 

London Airport in London, KY and includes both ground and aviation 

appropriated for both phase I and II and we have started 

Phase I consists of the construction of the primary administrative facility to support 76 

Counter Drug Operations personnel who will move from Bluegrass Station upon completion of 

phase I construction. 

phase II consists of additional administrative and storage space for 35 additional personnel 

who will move from Bluegrass Station upon completion of phase II construction. 

The third phase adds 43,000 SY of aircraft parking and a 28,545 SF Aviation Operations 

Facility to support 21 aviation personnel and equipment that will move from Frankfort and 

Bluegrass Station upon completion of this phase. 7,214 SF will be added to the 

administrative facility and the remaining 21,330 SF is unheated aircraft storage space 

(hangar) to house the aviation equipment supporting this operation. 

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The attached spreadsheet shows a breakout of the use and SF for each of the three phases. 

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Comm: 

DSN: 

FAX: 

Office 

502-607-1804 

667-1804 

502-607-1873 

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FUNCTIONAL REQUillEMENTS 

AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO,OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL OFFICE SUPP'T. SPACES AREA SPACE BNFA DGFA 

AD~DNISTRAm'E FACILfIlES 

~ 

11 140' 

224 224 

~ , Iillj , 

Recnnlfn!tl 

19 40 76 

, 19 1976 

S'PP'" S,," 

IR,,,n T,,,,, ". 

',blo'" lO8C 

19 405< 

Drug Demand Reduction 

'44 144 

"'" " 384 

IBFNA S,blo'" 992 

i 240 240 

S,blo',' 240 , 

P:onp. 1 ,,11A 

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AREA CALCULATION 

§ NO,OF NET TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. Bl'I'FA DGFA ~ AREA SPACE 

Supply 

~SObl'''' -'!& 

,"",V"lt 25( 250 

lOC 100 

, Sob'ot.) 60( 

[TOTAL Sopply -' '!1< 

Eradlcalton 

BFNA Sobto") 4!§ 

150 )50 

~ ~ A,i,"" 

~Offi= 

2PNS -' 64 256 

,Sop",rt SP'" 21 40 840 

~ 21 226( 

So"oc' Spm 

~ " 

;"0" Room (n,";g,"" Go,"),,) 

~ 562 

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AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO. OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL OFFICE SUPP'T. SPACES AREA SPACE BNFA BGFA 

Spectal Support Space 

Break RMm 1 200 200 

ToilelsfShowers 1 1000 1000 

Vendin 1 75 75 

Locker Rooms 1 200 200 

Classroom A 1 705 705 

ClassroomB 1 705 705 

Libr 1 250 250 

Ph sica! Fitness 1 1000 1000 

Flammable Materials Storage 1 100 100 

Controlled Waste Handlin Fadli 1 300 300 

Subtotal 4535 

So ort S ace Sublotal 4535 

TOTAL SDedal SUDDOrf Snace 4535 

TOTALBFNA 68 16083 

Total Facili 'Maint. & Stor 3% 482 

Total MechlEleo Room 5% 

Total TELECONIINFO R11 (1% '" 161 

Total DoD Schedule I & II 17530 

FadIi 'Circulation (22% 3,857 

Subtotal 21387 

Walls 10% 2,139 

Total Administrative Facility 68 23,526 

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AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO. OF NET TOTAL TOTAL OFFICE SUPP'T. 

~ 

SPACES AREA SPACE D/",'FA BGFA 

,"nvn, 

MV Maintenance 

I 1 

1 :o~1 . Room 

m =:'t 

"" 

S,'''., S'pport Spm 

"",, . j:=l I 

I 

8136 

T~ l&c (3%) 

~d!; W (1%) 

8,54 

10%) 85' 

To'a'S, 8 9,86, 

HANGAR: 

Sp,d., S'pport Spm 

TOTALBFNA ~ ~Room' 4! 

~,\ SUPPO,'- 0 2\ ,3311 

I TOTAL FArTLITY 76 54,723 

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AREA CALCULATION 

Administration 

t Spm 

ReconlIntel 

S"b,ot" 

, S"bto'" 

Drug Demand Reduction 

om" S"bto'" 

S""", 

, S"b'ot,1 

PHASE 1 

12 

4 

19 

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NO. OF NET ~PFru I 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. 

AREA SPACE 

IS 

40 

64 

40 

224 

TOTAL 

nNFA 

760 

'" 224 

H2O 

TOTAL 

DGFA 

14" 

1976 

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~ NO. OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. BNFA BGFA i;> AREA SPACE 

Supply 

0 

SupplyClerl: 4 4 64 256 

0 

Administrative Support Space 4 40 160 

DFNA Subtotal 416 

Office Subtotal 4 416 

Support Space 

Arms Vault 1 250 250 

S, 1 'ea e 1 250 250 

S, I 'vestibule 1 100 100 

Subtotal 600 

Support,space Subtotal 600 

TOTALSu l' 4 1016 

Eradlcatlon 

0 

Eradication 0 

0 

0 

Administrative Support Space 0 

ll}<'NA Subtotal 0 

Office Subtotal 0 0 

S, ort S ace 

Siora e Area 0 

0 

Subtotal 0 

s, on S ace Subtotal 0 

TOTAL Erad 0 0 

Aviation 

0 

AVNOPNS 0 

UH600ffices 0 

OH5S Offices 0 

OPNS 0 

Safety Officer 0 

Administrath·e Su ort S ace 0 

BFNA Subtotal 0 

Office Subtotal 0 0 

S, ort S ace 

erations Area 0 

Flight Planning 0 

Fli t Gear 0 

Rest Overnight (ROl\') 0 

Secure Room n3vi arion Go 1<, 0 

Subtotal 0 

S, ort S ace Subtotal 0 

TOTAL Allation 0 0 

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~ l\'O.OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL OFflCE SUPP'T. 

~ 

SPACES AREA SPACE Bl\'FA BGFA 

Special Support Space 

Break Room 1 200 200 

Toilets/Showers 1 500 500 

Vending_ 0 

Locker Rooms 0 

Classroom A 1 705 705 

Classroom B 0 

Libral).' 0 

Ph 'sical Fitness 0 

Flammable Materials Stora e 0 

COntrolled Waste Handling Faci!!ty 0 

Subtotal 1405 

SUpport Space Subtotal 1405 

TOTAL S edal Su ort S '" 1405 

TOTALDFNA 35 7373 

Total Fadli '}.faint & Stor 3% 221 

Total MechfElec Room (5% 369 

Total TELECONIINFO ru ... 1 (1% 74 

Total DoD Schedule I & II 8037 

Facilit}' Circulation 22%) 1,768 

Subtotal 9805 

Walls (10%) 980 

Total AdministratiYe Facility 35 10,785 

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FUNCTIONAL REQUffiEI\IENTS PHASE! AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO. OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. B!'o.'FA BGFA AREA SPACE 

SUPPORT FACDXnES 

!'.[Y Maintenance 

0 

Maintenance Su ervisor 0 

Order Clerk 0 

Maintenance Staff located in maintenance ba 0 

Administrative Su ort S ace 0 

BFNA Subtotal 0 

Omce Subtotal 0 0 

So ort S ace 

Maintanance Brr 0 

Batte 'Room 0 

Tool Room 0 

So !'Room 0 

Used Parts 0 

Subtotal 0 

So ort S ace Subtotal 0 

TOTAL MY Maintenance 0 0 

Special Support Space 

Break Room 0 

Toilets/Showers 0 

Heated Stor , 0 

Unheated Storage 0 

Flammable Materials Stora e 0 

Controlled Waste Handling Facility 0 

Subtotal 0 

So ort S ace SUbtotal 0 

TOTAL Special Support ~ce 0 

TOTALDFNA 0 0 

Total Facility Mainl & Stor 3%) 0 

Total MeehfElec Room 5% 0 

Total TELECONII1\\fO RM 1%) 0 

Total DoD Schedule I & II 0 

Facili 'Circulation 10% 0 

Subtotal 0 

Walls 5% 0 

Total Support Facllilies 0 " 

HANGAR F ACll.ITY 

Special Support Space 

Han!l;cr 0 

0 

Subtotal 0 

S~ort ~~ce SUbtotal 0 

TOTAL S eciaJ Su ort S '" 0 

TOTALDFNA 0 

Total Fatili }.faint & Stor 0% 0 

Total Mech/Elee Room 2% 0 

Total TELECONIINFO RM 0% 0 

Total DoD Schedule I & n 0 

Faeigl)' CircuJatiol! (1% 0 

Subtotal 0 

Walls (1% 0 

Total Support Facilities 0 " 

TOTALFAC!L1TY 3S 10,785 

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~ NO. OF NET TOTAL TOTAL SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. DNFA DGFA 

"' AR£A SPACE 

Administration 

D,poty 

~ _0 

ReeonlIntel 

~ 

'om' 

R«on Cook'" 24 40 960 

Sob"'" 960 

~spm Sob"'" 960 

Drug Demand Redu'ction 

D,poty Snpm;,,, 

ISp,,, 40 32C 

, 10m" Sob"'" 8 992 

Soppo" Spm 

~snbto',' 8 1232 

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FUNCTIONAL REQUIREME~'TS PHASE 2 AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO. OF NET TOTAL TOTAL OFFICE SUPP'T. 

~ 

SPACES AREA SPACE Bl'I'FA BGFA 

Supply 

; 

, , 0 

~P'Y"o;~ 

Erlldltlltlou 

40 160 

, '16 

fuoi>"'" 150 , , '" Aviation 

WNOPNS 

~ OPNS 

; 

om" Soblo'" 0 

_So"orl Sp~, 

=orl 

; 

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FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS PHASE 2 

AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO,OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. DNFA DGFA AREA SPACE 

Special Support Space 

Break Room 0 

Toilets/Showers 0 

Vending 1 75 75 

Locker Rooms 0 

Classroom A 0 

Classroom B 0 

Library 1 250 250 

Ph 'sica! Fitness 1 1000 1000 

Flammable Materials StOIa e 1 100 100 

COntrolled Waste Handlin Facili 1 300 300 

Subtotal 1725 

S!:!pport Space Subtotal 1725 

TOTAL S fdal Su ort S '" 1725 

TOrALBFNA 12 4483 

Total Facili 'Maint. & Stor 3% 134 

Total MeehlElec ROOm (5%) 224 

Total TELECONIINFQ RM (1% 45 

Total 000 Schedule I & II 4886 

FacHity Circulation (22%) 1,075 

Subtfltal 5961 

\Valls 10% 596 

Total Admillistrath'c Facility 12 6,558 

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~ NO. OF NET TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. DNFA DGFA AREA SPACE 

. ,"C'C"'LO 

MYMlI.lnlenance 

64 64 

80 

~S"b"'" 

ITool Room -

JOe 100 

30" 

I 

Special Support Space 

2400 240 

~ i 300 300 

~ALSP'd'" 3600 

ITOTALDFNA 8 6936 

. & s", (3%) 

is! 7,283 

728 

T, 1.<, 8 8,H2 

HANGAR. 

Special Support Space 

~SP": S"btot,1 

TOTALBFNA 

M"hlEl" Room (2%) 

I 

(1%) 

Total Support Facilities 0 n 

ITOT" L """lLIT\' 20 14,969 

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FUNCTIONALREQUIREMEI\'TS PHASE 3 AREA CALCULATION 

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" , 

;u.ff 

, 0 

, 

ITorAL 

ReconlInlel 

0 

S,,~, 

,,"" 

""n C"k", 

S"bto." 0 

~ 0 

Drug Demand Reduction 

Stoff 

, 

, 

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~ NO, OF NET TOTAL TOTAL OFFICE SUPP'T. SPACES AREA SPACE UNFA BGFA 

Supply 

",,,Iy Ck,k 

"""ort 'P'" 

, 0 

~ EradkaUOIi 

~ , 0 

0 

AviallOIl 

lit 144 144 

64 '48 

orN' 4 64 25' 2 124 

orn" ""01,, 21 2260 

250 

(RO,ry ::}l 

i"'''''' " i llil 

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FUNCTIONAL REQUmEMENTS }lHASE3 AREA CALCULATION 

~ NO. OF NET SPECIAL TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES OFFICE SUPP'T. DNFA BGFA ~ AREA SPACE 

Special Support Space 

Break Room 0 

Toilets/Showers I 500 500 

Vendin 0 

Locker Rooms I 200 200 

Classroom A I 705 705 

Classroom B I 705 705 

Libr 0 

Ph 'sical Fitness 0 

Flammable Materials Storage 0 

Controlled Waste Handlin Facili 0 

Subtotal 2110 

So ort S ace Subtotal 2110 

TOTAL Special Support Space 2110 

TOTALBFNA 21 4932 

Total Facili Maint & Slor 3%) 148 

Total MechfElec Room 5% 247 

Total TELECONIINFO RM 1% 49 

Total DoD Schedule I & II 5376 

Facili 'Circulation 22% 1,183 

Subtotal 6559 

Walls 10% 656 

Total Administratil'e Facility 21 7,2 J 4 

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~ NET IODrrm 

NO. OF OFFICE surr'T. TOTAL TOTAL 

SPACES Bl\'FA BGFA V> AREA SPACE 

,urrVK •• AL ... U<' 

i\IV Maintenance 

IS"" , 0 

IToo' 

Us« p"" 

~SOb"'" 

Special Support Space 

,,,',, 

C"troll,d W~" H~illio, F"ililY 

~ , w, 

T,"" 

Tot.' IRM(I%) 

IF"ililY C.,,,""" (10%) 

Total Support: 0 0 

HANGAR: 

SP'"'' Soppon SP'" 

H~,,, 

Sobto'" 

~. DrN.' IS"" 

20500 

T 

Tot. M" 

20,910 

i t:ffi 

Total Support J 0 21,330 

TOTAL FACILITY 21 28,545 

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IIIIIIIIIIIII~L_T~C~N_G_KY~ ________________________________ ___ 

From: 

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6,200_ 

GKY; NGKY; NGKY 

n JSO congresslona add staa_ 

LTC NGB-ARNG 

3:10 PM 

FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Would not have been staffed until we saw the marks .. the reviewers are staffing all the 

projects that \~ere listed in the draft conference report - so you should hear something soon 

-

LU"UU'" JSO FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Thanks. 

I checked on the GKO Resource Management team site for Congressional Adds for KY. We have 

had a 1390/91 posted since 13 April. I don't believe it has been staffed yet. We don't 

recall any traffic on this from NGB. 

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FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

The CR may affect design for added projects - since they were not programmed I think they are 

like "new starts" we will check .. 

add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

I think we have for\oJarded a draft awhile back however I will have a new one sent to the 

website next week. Does CRA affect design? 

DBIA 

oCl"lLTV Management Officer Kentucky Army National Guard 

F NGB-ARNG 

Se 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status (UNCLASSIFIED) 

Classification: UNCLASSIFIED 

Caveats: NONE 

Have we approved your 1390/91? Once approved we can provide funds, unless eRA prohibits 

1:49 PM 

NGB-ARNG 

JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Kentucky has a congressional add for our London Counterdrug facility (Phase 2) in the works. 

If this pops in FY08 funds we will need design funds asap to execute. 

How soon can we anticipate P&D being available if this hits? 

& Facility Manager 

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-----Original Message-----

From: EI~ing, Victoria [mailto:Victol'ia.Elving@mail.house.gov] 

sent~ 06, 2007 1:39 PM 

To: IIIIIIIIIIIIIII NGKY 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status .' I am happy to let you know that the London Readiness Center was included in the MilCon 

Conference report at $2.4 million. I will keep you posted as we continue with the 

appropriations process. 

Victoria 

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From: NGKY 

Sent: Thurs ay, October 25, 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY08. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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Gentlemen, below is a message from Congressman Rogers office. Funding for phase 2 of JSO is 

looking slim at this time. 

~Cility Manager 

Kentucky Army National Guard 

Offi 1 

Cell: 

Original Message -----

From~Michael. Higdon@mail.house.gov> 

To: __ NGKY; Ewing, Victoria <Victoria.ElVing@mail.house.gov> 

Sent: Thu Oct 25 10:39:55 2007 

Subject: RE: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

At this time, I don't anticipate additional funding in the FY08 cycle, but we're continuing 

to press the issue. 

-----O~­

From: __ NGKY 

Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2 

To: Ewing, Victoria 

Cc: Higdon, Michael 

Subject: Kentucky London JSO FY 08 congressional add status 

Ms. Ewing: 

What is the status of the $2.5M 

counterdrug facility in London? 

of getting passed for FY68. 

congressional add request for the next phase of the 

I am trying to determine if the funding stands a good chance 

We have started construction on Phase 1. 

Thank you for your assistance. 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY and AIR FORCE 

Joint Forces Headquarters, Kentucky National Guard 

Office of the Adjutant General 

Boone National Guard Center, 100 Minuteman Parkway 

Frankfort, Kentucky 40601·6188 

The Honorable Harold Rogers 

2406 House Rayburn Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

Dear Congressman Rogers, 

March 20, 2009 

I have been recently been made aware of an emerging technology that appears to 

address one of the major shortcomings I discussed with the Homeland Security Sub Committee 

hearing in February .. The capability is a next generation, an internet protocol (IP), domestic 

command, control and communications (C3) system. The system, as presented to me, would 

be able to communicate over regular commercial cellular networks, as well as satellite. 

This capability would also be redundant, flexible and interface seamlessly with other 

Federal, State, and local officials, and most importantly with our first responders. This would 

ensure that our Federal, State, and local officials and responders would be capable of 

communicating immediately after a disaster during those critical life-saving and life-sustaining 

periods. Moreover, this communication capability would significantly help to insure a jumpstart 

to the recovery process. 

As you know, the Kentucky ice storm was a "no-notice" catastrophic event. I believe it 

demonstrates our nation currently lacks a resilient communications capability that can maintain 

communications for tl)e 96-120 hours after an emergency has begun and communications 

systems have been damaged as a result of natural or man-made causes. 

There is clearly a need to correct this significant communications gap. If this concept is 

successfully demonstrated, it would seem desirable for the Department of Homeland Security 

to establish a communications resiliency policy incorporating this next generation technology 

into state interoperability plans (as a matter of DHS public policy). Such a capability would have 

been extraordinarily valuable to us during those initial hours and days when the storm took 

away our "eyes and ears". 

The KentUCky National Guard and the Kentucky Department of Emergency 

Management, both under my command, have offered to Beta test the system once the network 

becomes operational. I know of your passion for getting the communications side of the 

emergency management issue done effectively. We hope Kentucky can help provide the 

foundation for what potentially could provide a leap forward in solving this perplexing issue. 

Sincerely, 

EDWARD 

f/~~ W. TONINI 

Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY and AIR FORCE 

Joint Forces Headquarters, Kentucky National Guard 

Office of the Adjutant General 

Boone National Guard Center, 100 Minuteman Parkway 

Frankfort, Kentucky 40601·6168 

The Honorable Harold Rogers 

2406 House Rayburn Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515 

Dear Congressman Rogers, 

March 20, 2009 

I have been recently been made aware of an emerging technology that appears to 

address one of the major shortcomings I discussed with the Homeland Security Sub Committee 

hearing in February. . The capability is a next generation, an internet protocol (IP), domestic 

command, control and communications (C3) system. The system, as presented to me, would 

be able to communicate over regular commercial cellular networks, as well as satellite. 

This capability would also be redundant, flexible and interface seamlessly with other 

Federal, State, and local officials, and most importantly with our first responders. This would 

ensure that our Federal, State, and local officials and responders would be capable of 

communicating immediately after a disaster during those critical life-saving and life-sustaining 

periods. Moreover, this communication capability would significantly help to insure a jumpstart 

to the recovery process. 

As you know, the Kentucky ice storm was a "no-notice" catastrophic event. I believe it 

demonstrates our nation currently lacks a resilient communications capability that can maintain 

communications for the 96-120 hours after an emergency has begun and communications 

systems have been damaged as a result of natural or man-made causes. 

There is clearly a need to correct this significant communications gap. If this concept is 

successfully demonstrated, it would seem desirable for the Department of Homeland Security 

to establish a communications resiliency policy incorporating this next generation technology 

into state interoperability plans (as a matter of DHS public policy). Such a capability would have 

been extraordinarily valuable to us during those initial hours and days when the storm took 

away our "eyes and ears". 

The KentUCky National Guard and the Kentucky Department of Emergency 

Management, both under my command, have offered to Beta test the system once the network 

becomes operational. I know of your passion for getting the communications side of the 

emergency management issue done effectively. We hope Kentucky can help provide the 

foundation for what potentially could provide a leap forward in solving this perplexing issue. 

Sincerely, 

f/Mv~ EDWARD W. TONINI 

Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

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DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS 

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The Honorable Harold Rogers 

U.S. House of Representatives 

2406 Rayburn House Office Building 

Washington, DC 20515-1705 

Dear Congressman Rogers: 

March 31, 2009 

RDWARD W. TONINI MA.JOI'~ GENERAt~. I(YNG 

THE AOJUTANT GENERAL 

The Kentucky National Guard requests your assistance in obtaining 324 portable backup power generators of varying sizes, for installation at 52 of Kentucky's National Guard 

armories, with the remainder stored and maintained for distribution to critical facilities in 

the first 24 hours of an emergency response situation in the Commonwealth. In addition, 

we request 17 back-up power generators of varying sizes for permanent installation at 

the Kentucky National Guard's Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center. 

Rapid and effective emergency response is a critical component of our Defense Support 

to Civil Authorities mission. The January 27, 2009 "Ice Storm" that struck the 

Commonwealth of Kentucky dramatically emphasizes the requirement for generators 

and generator storage capability in preparation for natural disaster-related emergencies 

that could leave hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians without electricity. The January 

2009 ice storm left an estimated record 769,000 Kentuckians without electrical power, 

with 30 people killed and thousands relegated to shelters for periods exceeding a week. 

Hurricane Ike in 2008 left 600,000 Kentuckians without power for extended periods. 

Our 54 Kentucky National Guard armories serve as shelters and command and control 

hubs during emergency response situations and require adequate backup emergency 

power generation capability. Our two newest Armed Forces Reserve Centers (armorios 

in Paducah and Richmond) were built with back-up power generators as a standard 

design requirement - this plan brings our remaining 52 facilities up to that standard. 

Additionally, the Kentucky National Guard plans to purchase and store in multiple 

locations across the state portable back-up power generators, with emergency 

responder capability to pull, prepare and install the generators at critical emergency 

response infrastructure locations (including hospitals, shelters, fire stations, police 

stations, emergency response management locations) within 24 hours of notice. These 

generators will be air transportable with multi-fuel operational capability and aluminum 

frame skid designs for maximum transportability/adaptability in all weather situations. 

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Our Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center (WHFRTC) serves as the primary 

emergency response hub for Central and Western Kentucky, critical to command and 

control operations, lodging of National Guard and emergency response personnel, and 

storage of rapid response equipment and supplies. The acquisition of 17 back-up 

generators for WHFRTC facilities is the most cost-effective way to ensure power is 

maintained in emergency situations. 

The breakdown of requested generators is as follows: 

Armories and storage 

10060kw 

10080kw 

40100kw 

40200kw 

40400kw 

Two 500kw 

Two 1500kw 

Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center 

One 175kw 

Three 125kw 

One 100kw 

Five 75kw 

Two 50kw 

Five 30kw 

Your as~;ist;anc:~ 

please contact 

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Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY and AIR FORCE 

Joint Forces Headquarters, Kentucky National Guard 

OHlco of the Adjutant General 

Boone National Guard Center', 100 Minuteman Parkway 

Frankfort, Kentucky 40601·6168 

KG-AG 25 March 2009 

MEMORANDUM FOR Honorable Harold Rogers, 406 Rayburn House Office Building, 

Washington, DC 20515 

SUBJECT: Support for Civil Support Communication Systems for Kentucky Army· 

National Guard UH-60 Helicopters 

1. The Kentucky Army National Guard (KYARNG) supports the effort to field advanced 

civil support communication systems for its UH-60 helicopters and supports the 

procurement of thirteen dual radio systems at a cost of $2.0 million dollars. 

2. The Kentucky Army National Guard is a full partner with the active Army in 

performing vital war and state emergency missions. This past year, the Kentucky Army 

National Guard helicopters supported the full spectrum of state unit missions to include 

search and rescue, utility/lift, disaster relief, fire fighting and medical evacuation. More 

recently, during the January ice storm, the Kentucky Army National Guard UH-60 

aircraft were unable to directly communicate with all civilian first responders due to the 

lack of advanced civil support radio systems. The shortage of these vital 

communications. systems limited the UH-60 unit's effectiveness to assist in emergency 

response missions. 

3. There currently exists commercial off-the-shelf civil support radio systems qualified 

for aviation use. One example, the Flexcomm radio system, enables air crews to 

communicate on every civilian first responder radio frequency from 29.7 MHz to 960 

MHz, or all voice bands. It is interoperable with first responders throughout the 

Commonwealth. 

4. 

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, State Army Aviation Officer, 

EDWARD W. TONINI 

Major General, KYNG 

THE ADJUTANT GENERAL 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY 

HEADQUARTERS, KENTUCKY ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 

BOONE NATIONAL GUARD CENTER 

100 MINUTEMAN PARKWAY 

FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY 40601·6168 

November 04, 2008 

Office of the Adjutant General 

Honorable Harold Rogers 

United States Congress 

2406 Rayburn HOB 

Washington D.C. 20515 

Dear Congressman Rogers: 

The Kentucky National Guard requests your assistance in order to obtain a Counterdrug 

Budget Plus-Up of approximately 3.6 million dollars for fiscal year 2010. The funds will be 

expended to SUppOlt demand reduction and law enforcement agencies that conduct drug supply 

reduction activities and counter-drug operations within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The 

twenty-six Kentucky counties designated as part of the Appalachia High Intensity Drug Traffic 

Area (HJDT A) will be a priority for Marijuana Eradication efforts. 

The expenditure priority of plus-up funds received will be to support the eradication and 

production prevention efforts of illegal marijuana all across Kentucky. The detailed plus-up 

expenditure plan and supported missions are as follows: 

a. Lodging, per diem, and salaries for 125 persomlel 

Employed for approximately 120 workdays from 

May I, 20 I 0 to September 30, 20 I 0: $3,378,000 

b. Operating Supplies and Equipment: 52,000 

c. Educational Institution Drug Demand Reduction 

Support: 50,000 

d. Community Based Drug Demand Reduction Support: 50,000 

e. Coalition Development: 50,000 

f. Infol1national Drug Demand Reduction SUPPOlt: 20,000 

g. Total Plus-Up Requested: $3,600,000 

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Fiscal Year 2004 through 2008 plus up limding cnabled the Joint Supporl Operations to 

significantly increase eradication results as follows: 

YEAR PLANTS PLOTS ARRESTS STREET VALUE 

2008 313,574 3,721 120 $ 627,148,000.00 

2007 429,139 3,966 136 $ 858,278,000.00 

2006 491,162 5,091 84 $ 982,324,000.00 

2005 426,674 5,754 87 $ 853,348,000.00 

2004 394,153 5,732 III $ 788,306,000.00 

With the restrictions the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) has placed on soldiers 

performing the marijuana eradication mission, plus-up limding is vital to continue the eradication 

effOlt. Failure to gain the additional funding would necessitate a smaller work force to conduct 

counter-drug operations within the HIDTA counties of Kentucky. Specifically, persormel assets 

dedicated to support law enforcement agencies would be reduced by 85 soldiers. In addition, 

aviation and other equipment assets critical for success in counter-drug operations would be 

greatly diminished. 

In conclusion, pius-up funding is critical to the continued success ofthe Kentucky 

National Guard's counter-drug efforts to leverage and support law enforcement agencies to 

conduct counter-drug operations. Your assistance in this malter is greatly appreciated and 

lhrther information may be furnished by the undersigned. 

Sincerely, 

Edward W. Tonini 

Major General, KYNG 

The Adjutant General 

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