This project provided us a logistical scheduling challenge considering we had to coordinate work between units in seven states. Aside from improving the quality of life for Sailors and saving the Navy money, the project also benefited the Seabees. The command is also the primary advisor to Commander, Naval Air Systems Command for the design and acquisition of aviation maintenance training systems. We are the forefront of the Navy's computer-based training. The command has 160 personnel, both military and civilian.
Students are military, civilian and foreign nationals.
Residents and guests gathered for the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Navy's primary local housing area, La Mesa Village. Under the initiative, all La Mesa housing units are to receive comparable renovations by the year 2000. We've been planning this since the early 1980s, and it's finally come true. Monterey's on the map. As we enter the new millennium, we'll do so proudly, knowing we will be providing the best for an increased quality of life for our military residents.