'senate report 106 298 from the u.s. government publishing office calendar no. 563 106th congress report senate 2d session 106',
'298 department of defense appropriation bill, 2001 may 18, 2000. ordered to be printed mr. stevens, from the committee on',
'appropriations, submitted the following r e p o r t to accompany s. 2593 the committee on appropriations reports the',
'bill s. 2593 making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2001, and for',
'other purposes, reports favorably thereon and recommends that the bill do pass. new obligational authority total of bill as reported',
'to senate $287,630,500,000 total of 2001 budget estimate 284,520,572,000 amount of fiscal year 2000 enacted 267,752,360,000 the bill as reported',
'to the senate: above fiscal year 2001 budget estimate 3,109,928,000 over enacted appropriations for fiscal year 2000 19,878,140,000 c o',
'n t e n t s background: page purpose of the bill 4 hearings 4 summary of the bill 4',
'compliance with 302 b allocation 5 budgetary impact of the bill 5 title i military personnel military personnel 6 military',
'personnel, army 8 military personnel, navy 8 military personnel, marine corps 9 military personnel, air force 9 reserve personnel, army',
'10 reserve personnel, navy 10 reserve personnel, marine corps 10 reserve personnel, air force 11 national guard personnel, army 11',
'national guard personnel, air force 12 title ii operation and maintenance operation and maintenance overview 13 operation and maintenance, army',
'15 operation and maintenance, navy 19 operation and maintenance, marine corps 23 operation and maintenance, air force 25 operation and',
'maintenance, defense wide 28 reserve and national guard operation and maintenance 31 operation and maintenance, army reserve 31 operation and',
'maintenance, navy reserve 32 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve 32 operation and maintenance, air force reserve 32 operation and',
'maintenance, army national guard 33 operation and maintenance, air national guard 35 overseas contingency operations transfer fund 36 court of',
'military appeals 36 environmental restoration 36 environmental restoration, army 37 environmental restoration, navy 37 environmental restoration, air force 37 environmental',
'restoration, defense wide 37 environmental restoration, formerly used defense sites 37 overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid 38 former soviet',
'union threat reduction 38 title iii procurement estimates and appropriation summary 40 items of special interest 41 aircraft procurement, army',
'41 missile procurement, army 43 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army 45 procurement of ammunition, army 48 other',
'procurement, army 51 aircraft procurement, navy 60 weapons procurement, navy 63 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps 66 shipbuilding',
'and conversion, navy 68 other procurement, navy 70 procurement, marine corps 76 aircraft procurement, air force 79 missile procurement, air',
'force 83 procurement of ammunition, air force 85 other procurement, air force 86 procurement, defense wide 90 national guard and',
'reserve equipment 93 title iv research, development, test and evaluation summary of committee action 96 research, development, test, and evaluation,',
'army 97 research, development, test, and evaluation, navy 106 research, development, test, and evaluation, air force 115 research, development, test,',
'and evaluation, defense wide 125 operational test and evaluation, defense 134 title v revolving and management funds defense working capital',
'funds adjustments 136 national defense mobility fund 136 title vi other department of defense appropriations chemical agents and munitions destruction,',
'defense 138 defense health program 139 drug interdiction and counterdrug activities, defense 143 office of the inspector general 144 title',
'vii related agencies central intelligence agency retirement and disability system fund 145 community management staff 145 national security education trust',
'fund 145 kahoolawe island conveyance, remediation and environmental restoration trust fund 145 title viii general provisions 146 compliance with paragraph',
'7, rule 16, standing rules of the senate 152 compliance with paragraph 7 c , rule 26, standing rules of',
'the senate 152 background purpose of the bill this bill makes appropriations for the military functions of the department of',
'defense for the period october 1, 2000, through september 30, 2001. functional areas include the pay, allowances, and support of',
'military personnel, operation and maintenance of the forces, procurement of equipment and systems, and research, development, test, and evaluation. appropriations',
'for military assistance, military construction, family housing, nuclear weapons programs, and civil defense are provided in other bills. hearings the',
'subcommittee on department of defense appropriations began hearings on the fiscal year 2001 budget request on march 1, 2000, and',
'concluded them on may 3, 2000, after eight separate sessions. the subcommittee heard testimony from representatives of the department of',
'defense, other federal agencies, representatives of organizations, and the public. summary of the bill the committee considered a total fiscal',
'year 2001 budget request of $284,520,572,000 in new obligational authority for the military functions of the department of defense, excluding',
'military assistance, military construction, family housing and civil defense. the fiscal year 2000 enacted amounts in this report do not',
'include the fiscal year 2000 emergency supplemental funding reported by the committee on may 9, 2000. the following table displays',
'the recommendations for each title: in thousands of dollars fiscal year 2000 fiscal year 2001 committee enacted request recommendation title',
'i military personnel 73,894,693 75,801,666 75,817,487 title ii operation and maintenance 92,234,779 96,280,113 96,720,882 by transfer 150,000 150,000 150,000 title',
'iii procurement 52,980,714 59,266,603 57,896,122 title iv research, development, test, and evaluation 37,605,560 37,862,401 39,597,489 title v revolving and management',
'funds 807,544 1,304,434 4,195,357 title vi other department of defense programs 13,168,961 13,587,774 14,190,824 title vii related agencies 410,115 385,581',
'460,281 title viii general provisions 3,350,006 32,000 1,247,942 grand total 267,752,360 284,520,572 287,630,500 classified program adjustments the committee recommends adjustments',
'to certain classified programs, as explained in the classified annex to the committees report. compliance with 302 b allocation the',
'appropriations committee conformed fully to the budget resolution for defense spending in its 302 b allocation. this allocation divided the',
'budget authority and outlays among the subcommittees with jurisdiction over discretionary spending. the defense subcommittee has the greatest share of',
'defense spending. in this recommended bill, the appropriations committee has remained within the tight constraints of its 302 b allocation',
'for defense. budgetary impact of bill prepared in consultation with the congressional budget office pursuant to sec. 308 a ,',
'public law 93 344, as amended in millions of dollars budget authority outlays committee amount of committee amount of allocation',
'bill allocation bill comparison of amounts in the bill with committee allocations to its subcommittees of amounts in the first',
'concurrent resolution for 2001: subcommittee on defense: general purpose, nondefense discretion ary 10 10 6 \1\ 6 general purpose, defense',
'discretionary 287,405 287,405 279,572 276,953 mandatory 216 216 216 216 projections of outlays associated with the recommendation: 2001 \2\ 188,097',
'2002 59,012 2003 31,179 2004 8,984 2005 and future years 4,126 financial assistance to state and local governments for 2001',
'na 10 na 4 \1\ includes outlays from prior year budget authority. \2\ excludes outlays from prior year budget authority.',
'na: not applicable. note. amount for general purpose discretionary reflects senate budget committee estimate of section 8108. title i military',
'personnel funds appropriated under this title provide for basic pay, retired pay accrual, employers contribution for social security taxes, basic',
'allowance for housing, basic allowance for subsistence, special and incentive pays, permanent change of station travel, and other personnel costs',
'for uniformed members of the armed forces. the presidents fiscal year 2001 budget requests a total of $75,801,666,000 for military',
'personnel appropriations. this request funds an active component end strength of 1,381,600 and a reserve component end strength of 865,700,',
'for a total force end strength of 2,247,300. summary of committee action the committee recommends military personnel appropriations totaling $75,817,487,000',
'for fiscal year 2001. this is $15,821,000 above the budget estimate. the committee recommends funding an active component end strength',
'of 1,381,600 for fiscal year 2001, the same as the budget estimate. the committee recommends funding a reserve component end',
'strength of 865,868 for fiscal year 2001, an increase of 168 to the budget estimate. accordingly, the committee recommends funding',
'a total force end strength of 2,247,468 for fiscal year 2001, an increase of 168 to the budget estimate. committee',
'recommended military personnel appropriations for fiscal year 2001 are summarized below: summary of military personnel appropriations in thousands of dollars',
'change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate active: army 22,198,457 22,173,929 24,528 navy 17,742,897 17,877,215 +134,318 marine',
'corps 6,822,300 6,831,373 +9,073 air force 18,282,834 18,110,764 172,070 subtotal 65,046,488 64,993,281 53,207 selected reserve: army reserve 2,433,880 2,458,961 +25,081',
'naval reserve 1,528,385 1,539,490 +11,105 marine corps reserve 436,386 446,586 +10,200 air force reserve 981,710 963,752 17,958 army national guard',
'3,747,636 3,781,236 +33,600 air national guard 1,627,181 1,634,181 +7,000 subtotal 10,755,178 10,824,206 +69,028 grand total 75,801,666 75,817,487 +15,821 committee recommended',
'end strengths for fiscal year 2001 are summarized below: recommended end strength change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate active: army 480,000 480,000 navy 372,000 372,000 marine corps 172,600 172,600 air force 357,000 357,000 subtotal 1,381,600 1,381,600',
'selected reserve: army reserve 205,000 205,000 naval reserve 88,900 88,900 marine corps reserve 39,500 39,558 +58 air force reserve 74,300',
'74,300 army national guard 350,000 350,088 +88 air national guard 108,000 108,022 +22 subtotal 865,700 865,868 +168 grand total 2,247,300',
'2,247,468 +168 committee recommended end strengths for full time support of the reserve and guard for fiscal year 2001 are',
'summarized below: recommended active guard and reserve end strength change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate army',
'reserve 12,806 12,806 naval reserve 14,649 14,649 marine corps reserve 2,203 2,261 +58 air force reserve 1,278 1,278 army national',
'guard 22,448 22,974 +526 air national guard 11,148 11,170 +22 total 64,532 65,138 +606 recommended military technicians end strength change',
'from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate army reserve 6,444 6,444 air force reserve 9,733 9,733 army national',
'guard 23,957 24,728 +771 air national guard 22,547 22,547 total 62,681 63,452 +771 military personnel, army appropriations, 2000 $22,006,361,000 budget',
'estimate, 2001 22,198,457,000 committee recommendation 22,173,929,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $22,173,929,000. this is $24,528,000 below the budget estimate.',
'adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 2, pay and allowances of enlisted',
'personnel: 90 selective reenlistment bonuses +20,000 90 enlistment bonuses +35,000 90 loan repayment program +6,000 90 increased special duty assignment',
'pay +7,000 budget activity 5, permanent change of station: 166 excess pcs requirements 22,000 budget activity 6, other military personnel',
'costs: 185 excess unemployment compensation 1,728 undistributed: personnel underexecution 68,800 total adjustments 24,528 military personnel, navy appropriations, 2000 $17,258,823,000 budget',
'estimate, 2001 17,742,897,000 committee recommendation 17,877,215,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $17,877,215,000. this is $134,318,000 above the budget estimate.',
'adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1, pay and allowances of officers:',
'40 career sea pay reform +7,000 budget activity 2, pay and allowances of enlisted personnel: 80 basic allowance for housing',
'shipboard e4s +21,000 90 career sea pay reform +110,000 90 selective reenlistment bonuses +20,000 90 enlistment bonuses +24,000 90 increased',
'special duty assignment pay +6,000 budget activity 5, permanent change of station: 166 excess pcs requirements 12,500 budget activity 6,',
'other military personnel costs: 185 excess unemployment compensation 1,182 undistributed: personnel underexecution 40,000 total adjustments +134,318 military personnel, marine corps',
'appropriations, 2000 $6,555,403,000 budget estimate, 2001 6,822,300,000 committee recommendation 6,831,373,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $6,831,373,000. this is $9,073,000',
'above the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 2, pay',
'and allowances of enlisted personnel: 90 selective reenlistment bonuses +12,000 90 enlistment bonuses +6,000 90 marine corps college fund +6,600',
'90 increased special duty assignment pay +4,000 90 career sea pay reform +1,000 budget activity 5, permanent change of station:',
'166 excess pcs requirements 5,000 budget activity 6, other military personnel costs: 185 excess unemployment compensation 527 undistributed: personnel underexecution',
'15,000 total adjustments +9,073 military personnel, air force appropriations, 2000 $17,861,803,000 budget estimate, 2001 18,282,834,000 committee recommendation 18,110,764,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $18,110,764,000. this is $172,070,000 below the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget',
'activities are as follows: budget activity 1, pay and allowances of officers: 35 excess aviation continuation pay 3,750 35 excess',
'aviation continuation pay 5,000 budget activity 2, pay and allowances of enlisted personnel: 90 selective reenlistment bonuses +29,000 90 enlistment',
'bonuses +7,500 90 increased special duty assignment pay +4,000 90 college loan payback program +6,000 budget activity 5, permanent change',
'of station: 166 excess pcs requirements 17,500 budget activity 6, other military personnel costs: 185 excess unemployment compensation 520 undistributed:',
'personnel underexecution 195,000 fund 94 b 52 bomber force structure +3,200 total adjustments 172,070 reserve personnel, army appropriations, 2000 $2,289,996,000',
'budget estimate, 2001 2,433,880,000 committee recommendation 2,458,961,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,458,961,000. this is $25,081,000 above the budget',
'estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1, unit and individual training:',
'10 annual training +10,000 10 additional training periods/readiness management periods +2,000 10 inactive duty training for military funeral honors +2,700',
'10 additional inactive duty training +5,000 10 excess annual training, travel 119 30 unjustified initial active duty for training 2,000',
'budget activity 2, other training and support: 90 excess pcs requirements 2,500 100 mgib shortfall +3,000 100 mgib kicker +7,000',
'total adjustments +25,081 reserve personnel, navy appropriations, 2000 $1,473,388,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,528,385,000 committee recommendation 1,539,490,000 the committee recommends an',
'appropriation of $1,539,490,000. this is $11,105,000 above the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are',
'as follows: budget activity 1, unit and individual training: 10 additional training periods/readiness management periods +2,000 10 inactive duty training',
'for military funeral honors +1,000 10 annual training +10,000 10 unjustified subsistence 155 10 unjustified uniform allowance 246 10 unjustified',
'clothing issue 2,177 10 travel, inactive duty training +1,500 budget activity 2, other training and support: 70 active duty training',
'schools +2,000 90 career sea pay reform +2,000 90 basic allowance for housing shipboard e4s +1,000 90 excess pcs requirements',
'7,450 90 active duty for special work +1,000 100 mgib kicker +1,734 120 excess afhpsp annual grant 1,101 total adjustments',
'+11,105 reserve personnel, marine corps appropriations, 2000 $412,650,000 budget estimate, 2001 436,386,000 committee recommendation 446,586,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $446,586,000. this is $10,200,000 above the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as',
'follows: budget activity 1, unit and individual training: 10 additional training periods/readiness management periods +1,000 10 inactive duty training for',
'military funeral honors +1,000 10 annual training +2,000 budget activity 2, other training and support: 80 active duty for special',
'work +1,000 90 enlistment bonuses +1,000 90 reenlistment bonuses +1,000 90 affiliation bonuses +300 90 additional 58 active reserve end',
'strength +1,900 100 mgib kicker +1,000 total adjustments +10,200 reserve personnel, air force appropriations, 2000 $892,594,000 budget estimate, 2001 981,710,000',
'committee recommendation 963,752,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $963,752,000. this is $17,958,000 below the budget estimate. adjustments to budget',
'activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1, unit and individual training: 10 budget re estimation',
'1,671 10 inactive duty training for military funeral honors +1,380 10 unjustified active duty training travel 19,258 budget activity 2,',
'other training and support: 90 budget re estimation 1,139 90 excess pcs requirements 1,104 90 aviation continuation pay +3,750 100',
'mgib kicker +5,500 undistributed: mispriced cy01 pay raise 1,444 unjustified program growth 3,972 total adjustments 17,958 national guard personnel, army',
'appropriations, 2000 $3,610,479,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,747,636,000 committee recommendation 3,781,236,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,781,236,000. this is $33,600,000',
'above the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: in thousands of dollars',
'additional full time support agr +17,500 emergency spill response program +1,110 advanced training shortfall +15,000 total adjustments +33,600 national guard',
'personnel, air force appropriations, 2000 $1,533,196,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,627,181,000 committee recommendation 1,634,181,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,634,181,000.',
'this is $7,000,000 above the budget estimate. adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: in',
'thousands of dollars aviation continuation pay +5,000 additional full time support agr +2,000 total adjustments +7,000 title ii operation and',
'maintenance the committee recommends appropriations totaling $96,720,882,000 in title ii, operation and maintenance, for fiscal year 2001. this is $440,769,000',
'above the budget estimate. the committee also recommends that $150,000,000 be transferred from the national defense stockpile transaction fund. the',
'committee recommendations, by appropriation account, are compared with the budget estimate in the following table: summary of operation and maintenance',
'in thousands of dollars change from 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate o&m: army 19,073,731 19,049,881 23,850 transfer stockpile',
'50,000 50,000 navy 23,250,154 23,398,254 +148,100 transfer stockpile 50,000 50,000 marine corps 2,705,658 2,729,758 +24,100 air force 22,296,977 22,268,977 28,000',
'transfer stockpile 50,000 50,000 defense wide 11,920,069 11,991,688 +71,619 army reserve 1,521,418 1,529,418 +8,000 navy reserve 960,946 968,946 +8,000 marine',
'corps reserve 133,959 141,159 +7,200 air force reserve 1,885,859 1,893,859 +8,000 army national guard 3,182,335 3,330,535 +148,200 air national guard',
'3,446,375 3,481,775 +35,400 overseas contingency operations transfer fund 4,100,577 4,100,577 court of military appeals 8,574 8,574 environmental restoration: army 389,932',
'389,932 navy 294,038 294,038 air force 376,300 376,300 defense wide 23,412 21,412 2,000 formerly used defense sites 186,499 231,499 +45,000',
'former soviet union threat reduction 458,400 458,400 humanitarian assistance 64,900 55,900 9,000 total 96,430,113 96,870,882 +440,769 operation and maintenance overview',
'operation and maintenance appropriations provide the resources required by the u.s. armed forces, and supporting defense agencies, to prepare for',
'and conduct combat operations, and other peace time missions. these funds are used to purchase fuel and spare parts for',
'training operations, pay supporting civilian personnel, and purchase supplies, equipment, and service contracts for the repair of weapons and facilities.',
'overseas contingency operations transfer fund despite the concerns of the committee expressed in senate report 106 53, and the requirements',
'set forth in section 8110 of public law 106 79, the office of the secretary of defense has failed to',
'provide adequate oversight to the planning, programming and budgeting for contingency operations. the clear intention of the committee in creating',
'the overseas contingency operations transfer fund ocotf was to provide ample resources for the conduct of unforeseen contingencies, thereby protecting',
'the resources provided for training and combat readiness. the need for ocotf funding was most acute during those instances when',
'the budget request failed to acknowledge the protracted duration of u.s. military operations in the balkans. although the budget request',
'for fiscal year 2001 foresees ongoing patrolling, policing, and peacekeeping activities, the office of the secretary of defense osd has',
'abdicated oversight responsibilities for ocotf. as senate report 106 53 observed, the readiness panel of the quadrennial defense review presented',
'several alternatives for the funding of peacekeeping operations to the secretary of defense. the secretary chose not to implement any',
'of those alternatives. current department policy for the funding of contingency operations permits the respective armed services to define the',
'incremental contingency costs within their base programs. during fiscal year 2000 the services used contingency funds for routine base operations,',
'depot maintenance, real property maintenance, and planned training. under the existing osd policy, three methodologies those of the air force,',
'and the navys atlantic and pacific fleets , were permitted for determining contingency flying hour costs. as in past years,',
'the army was allowed to transfer funding for operating forces to service administrative activities and subsequently request additional training funding.',
'the department is directed to provide the committee and the general accounting office reports identifying contingency related expenses no later',
'than 30 days after the end of each month for which contingency costs are incurred. biometrics information assurance program the',
'committee recommends additional funding for the biometrics information assurance program in various service operation and maintenance accounts. the department is',
'encouraged to include funding for this program in future year budget requests. container use maximization report the committee recognizes the',
'increased use of intermodal containers in the domestic and international transportation of cargo, and directs the department of defense dod',
'to investigate the logistical and economic efficiencies that could be achieved through the intermodal transportation of dod cargo. the committee',
'directs the dod to produce a report within 1 year from the enactment date of this legislation which outlines in',
'detail the inventory of dod owned container equipment and its readiness condition, the percentage of equipment that is currently being',
'containerized, and provides an analysis of the steps taken by the unified transportation command transcom to maximize container usage as',
'part of the overall sealift operation. the report should also evaluate the operational procedures and potential economic savings from transcoms',
'master container contract with container lessors. based on this evaluation the committee directs dod to make recommendations for the future',
'use of long term leases, container pools, paperwork reduction through electronic means, and other private sector business practices to enhance',
'their national security/ transport responsibilities and to reduce cost. operation and maintenance, army appropriations, 2000 $19,256,152,000 budget estimate, 2001 19,073,731,000',
'committee recommendation 19,049,881,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $19,049,881,000. this is $23,850,000 below the budget estimate. summary of committee',
'adjustments allocations of the committee adjustments are made for each operation and maintenance, army funding category identified in the departments',
'o 1 submission. a table showing the budget estimate, committee adjustment, and recommended funding level by o 1 category is',
'provided below. proposed transfers of funds within budget activity funding categories in excess of $15,000,000 are subject to standard reprogramming',
'procedures. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate operation and maintenance, army budget',
'activity 1: operating forces: land forces: divisions 1,174,856 1,179,856 +5,000 corps combat forces 321,297 321,297 corps support forces 350,844 350,844',
'echelon above corps forces 503,390 503,390 land forces operations support 980,512 980,512 land forces readiness: force readiness operations support 1,144,565',
'1,144,565 land forces systems readiness 531,614 527,914 3,700 land forces depot maintenance 694,662 697,162 +2,500 land forces readiness support: base',
'operations support operating forces 2,698,913 2,698,913 real property maintenance operating forces 916,378 933,378 +17,000 management and operational headquarters 131,042 127,042',
'4,000 unified commands 82,388 87,388 +5,000 additional activities 50,620 50,620 total, budget activity 1 9,581,081 9,602,881 +21,800 budget activity 2:',
'mobilization: mobility operations: strategic mobilization 309,219 309,219 army prepositioned stocks 130,471 130,471 industrial preparedness 66,557 57,557 9,000 real property maintenance',
'mobility operations 20,666 20,666 total, budget activity 2 526,913 517,913 9,000 budget activity 3: training and recruiting: accession training: officer',
'acquisition 73,963 73,963 recruit training 15,728 15,728 one station unit training 14,618 14,618 senior reserve officers training corps 134,581 135,831',
'+1,250 base operations support accession training 75,468 75,468 real property maintenance accession training 49,668 49,668 basic skill/advance training: specialized skill',
'training 242,799 244,299 +1,500 flight training 323,414 323,414 professional development education 100,260 97,760 2,500 training support 417,639 419,139 +1,500 base',
'operations support basic skill/adv train ing . 845,136 845,136 real property maintenance basic skill/adv training . 264,642 264,642 recruiting/other training:',
'recruiting and advertising 385,251 382,251 3,000 examining 77,700 77,700 off duty and voluntary education 87,629 87,629 civilian education and training',
'79,207 74,207 5,000 junior reserve officers training corps 77,491 84,091 +6,600 base operations support recruit/other train ing 188,375 188,375 total,',
'budget activity 3 3,453,569 3,453,919 +350 budget activity 4: admin and servicewide: activities: security programs: security programs 472,588 472,588 logistics',
'operations: servicewide transportation 488,831 488,831 central supply activities 365,993 360,993 5,000 logistic support activities 356,748 366,748 +10,000 ammunition management 339,518',
'339,518 servicewide support: administration 327,113 331,113 +4,000 servicewide communications 466,906 468,906 +2,000 manpower management 164,992 163,992 1,000 other personnel support',
'154,893 154,893 other service support 739,315 741,315 +2,000 army claims activities 112,851 112,851 real estate management 69,439 69,439 base operations',
'support servicewide support 1,076,077 1,076,077 commissary operations real property maintenance servicewide sup port 177,821 182,321 +4,500 support of other nations:',
'international military headquarters 194,381 194,381 misc support of other nations 54,702 52,702 2,000 expansion of nato total, budget activity 4',
'5,562,168 5,576,668 +14,500 classified programs undistributed 1,000 +1,000 general reduction, national defense stockpile fund 50,000 50,000 base support memorial events',
'real property maintenance contract and advisory services 20,000 20,000 excess carryover, working capital fund 40,500 40,500 memorial tunnel, consequence management',
'5,000 +5,000 wmd, civil support teams 5,000 +5,000 unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 2,000 management headquarters reduction in jcs exercises',
'spares/wrm communications reduction total, operation and maintenance, army 19,073,731 19,049,881 23,850 transfer 50,000 50,000 total funding available 19,123,731 19,099,881 23,850',
'adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1: operating forces:s of dollars 250',
'military gator +5,000 600 strike force funding 15,000 600 land forces system readiness, other contracts, other pur chases 10,000 600',
'gccs usfk +11,300 600 hemtt vehicle recapitalization +10,000 650 maintenance automatic identification technology +2,000 650 logtech +500 800 fort wainwright',
'utilidors +10,000 800 fort greely runway repairs +7,000 850 management hq 4,000 900 hunter uav +5,000 budget activity 2: mobilization:',
'1300 industrial preparedness, underexecution and upc subsidy 32,000 1300 rock island upc subsidy +11,500 1300 watervliet upc subsidy +11,500 budget',
'activity 3: training and recruiting: 1650 air battle captain +1,250 1850 joint assessment neurological examination equipment +1,500 1950 professional development',
'education, ndu 2,500 2000 fort knox, distance learning +1,500 2200 recruiting contracts and studies 3,000 2350 civilian education and training',
'5,000 2400 jrotc +6,600 budget activity 4: administration and servicewide activities: 2800 central supply activities 5,000 2850 jcals +10,000 3000',
'administration 4,000 3000 biometrics support +8,000 3100 manpower management, travel 1,000 3200 army conservation and ecosystem management +2,000 3050 information',
'assurance usfk it security +2,000 3400 rock island bridge repairs +2,500 3400 fort des moines, historic ocs memorial +2,000 3650',
'misc. support of other nations 2,000 undistributed: 3710 classified +1,000 3760 contract and advisory services 20,000 3762 excess carryover, working',
'capital fund 40,500 3764 memorial tunnel, consequence management +5,000 3766 wmd civil support teams, emergency responder training +5,000 3768 unobligated',
'balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 committee adjustments program reductions. the committee supports the army efforts to adapt force structure, doctrine and',
'technology to better meet future security threats. the committee has provided funding for the army transformation, training and maintenance. the',
'committee recommends several adjustments to programs with unjustified program growth such as headquarters increases, and administration. unutilized plant capacity. the',
'committee questions the degree to which the army plans to provide a direct cash subsidy to watervliet arsenal, as described',
'in the budget request. the committee has reallocated the direct funding for fiscal year 2001 to both watervliet and rock',
'island arsenals an increase of $11,500,000 for rock island arsenal above the budget request, and a reduction for watervliet ,',
'and reduced the request for industrial preparedness due to under execution. the committee is aware that the office of the',
'secretary of defense has directed the army to study the scale and capacity of the arsenals and ammunition plants, in',
'an effort to mitigate the need for further cash subsidies. the army shall provide this report to the committee no',
'later than september 15, 2000. real property maintenance. despite the determined efforts of the committee to fund the training operations',
'which the army conducts to achieve measurable readiness standards, the service has repeatedly failed to execute the plans presented to,',
'and approved by congress. the army explains this migration of training resources to other activities as fact of life adjustments',
'required to balance funding levels across the operation and maintenance appropriation. to protect the training subactivity groups associated with operational',
'readiness, the committee has supported fully the armys real property maintenance and base operations plan. the committee directs that real',
'property maintenance funds recommended in the bill shall provide the following program in fiscal year 2001: in thousands of dollars',
'committee command recommendation amc 100,164 atec 31,412 coe 3,819 eusa 117,400 forscom 315,000 mdw 39,800 medcom 19,012 mtmc 11,650 osa',
'15,000 tradoc 265,000 usareur 284,250 usarpac 172,000 usarso 5,000 usma 49,668 total 1,429,175 air battle captain. the committee has included',
'$1,250,000 for the air battle captain helicopter flight training program. of this amount, $250,000 shall be directed to a national',
'recruitment campaign specifically targeted to the program. the secretary of the army is directed to provide a detailed recruitment plan',
'to the committee for its review within sixty days of enactment of this act. the committee intends that the balance',
'of this funding shall be expended on activities directly associated with flight training prescribed by the air battle captain program',
'curriculum for helicopter training. joint assessment neurological examination equipment upgrade for combat medical specialist. the committee recommends an additional $1,500,000',
'for the army medical center and school to continue the joint assessment neurological evaluation equipment upgrade for training and sustainment',
'proficiency of the combat medical specialist. recruiting studies. the committee continues to support the recruiting efforts of the armed services.',
'nevertheless, within the department of defense studies of the recruiting market are manifold. the defense human resources activity conducts the',
'joint market research program, the office of the secretary of defense conducts studies regarding policy options for recruiting the college',
'market, and the armys office of economic and manpower analysis studies the recruiting market and costs. given the wealth of',
'information available to the department, the committee has adjusted the funding available for contractor studies to programs of a higher',
'priority. charlestown naval auxiliary landing field. the committee encourages the corps of the engineers to complete the remaining environmental remediation',
'work at this site as expeditiously as possible. mounted urban combat training. the committee notes that the mounted urban combat',
'training muct site was dedicated earlier this year at fort knox. the muct provides excellent training opportunities for mounted forces',
'in urban settings, and the committee strongly supports increased emphasis on this type of training. therefore, the committee directs the',
'army to provide an additional $4,000,000 to further enhance the mucts simulation infrastructure. operation and maintenance, navy appropriations, 2000 $22,958,784,000',
'budget estimate, 2001 23,250,154,000 committee recommendation 23,398,254,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $23,398,254,000. this is $148,100,000 above the budget',
'estimate. summary of committee adjustments allocations of the committee adjustments are made for each operation and maintenance, navy funding category',
'identified in the departments o 1 submission. a table showing the budget estimate, committee adjustment, and recommended funding level by',
'o 1 category is provided below. proposed transfers of funds within budget activity funding categories in excess of $15,000,000 are',
'subject to standard reprogramming procedures. in thousands of dollars 2000 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate operation',
'and maintenance, navy budget activity 1: operating forces: air operations: mission and other flight operations 2,636,230 2,636,230 fleet air training',
'798,956 798,956 intermediate maintenance 59,407 59,407 air operations and safety support 102,182 102,182 aircraft depot maintenance 648,745 653,745 +5,000 aircraft',
'depot operations support 22,044 22,044 ship operations: mission and other ship operations 2,237,075 2,237,075 ship operational support and training 539,919',
'539,919 intermediate maintenance 393,478 393,478 ship depot maintenance 2,113,052 2,145,052 +32,000 ship depot operations support 1,050,703 1,086,703 +36,000 combat operations/support:',
'combat communications 371,080 371,080 electronic warfare 16,452 16,452 space systems and surveillance 167,779 167,779 warfare tactics 141,835 161,835 +20,000 operational',
'meteorology and oceanography 257,981 269,981 +12,000 combat support forces 548,600 548,600 equipment maintenance 163,062 163,062 depot operations support 791 791',
'weapons support: cruise missile 139,779 139,779 fleet ballistic missile 816,722 816,722 in service weapons systems support 48,635 48,635 weapons maintenance',
'381,806 403,806 +22,000 working capital fund support: nwcf support 19,100 19,100 base support: real property maintenance 866,050 866,050 base support',
'2,151,215 2,151,215 total, budget activity 1 16,692,678 16,819,678 +127,000 budget activity 2: mobilization: ready reserve and prepositioning forces: ship 428,418',
'428,418 prepositioning and surge activations/inactivations: aircraft activations/inactivations 2,939 2,939 ship activations/inactivations 193,464 209,464 +16,000 mobilization preparedness: fleet hospital program 23,707',
'23,707 industrial readiness 1,112 1,112 coast guard support 19,294 19,294 total, budget activity 2 668,934 684,934 +16,000 budget activity 3:',
'training and recruiting: accession training: officer acquisition 90,121 90,121 recruit training 6,594 6,594 reserve officers training corps rotc 77,918 77,918',
'basic skills and advanced training: specialized skill training 276,861 281,161 +4,300 flight training 342,553 342,553 professional development education 107,625 110,625',
'+3,000 training support 186,225 186,225 recruiting, and other training and education: recruiting and advertising 180,737 180,737 off duty and voluntary',
'education 86,613 86,613 civilian education and training 56,234 55,234 1,000 junior rotc 31,372 34,472 +3,100 real property maintenance 198,071 198,071',
'base support 324,715 324,715 total, budget activity 3 1,965,639 1,975,039 +9,400 budget activity 4: admin and servicewide activities: servicewide support:',
'administration 618,145 621,145 +3,000 external relations 19,987 19,987 civilian manpower and person management 114,660 114,660 military manpower and person management',
'97,812 97,812 other personnel support 187,270 187,270 servicewide communications 308,225 308,225 commissary operations logistics operations and technical support: servicewide transportation',
'186,105 186,105 planning, engineering and design 355,482 352,482 3,000 acquisition and program management 721,560 721,560 air systems support 303,087 303,087',
'hull, mechanical and electrical support 61,092 61,092 combat/weapons systems 47,240 47,240 space and electronic warfare systems 54,260 54,260 security programs:',
'security programs 622,854 622,854 support of other nations: international headquarters and agencies 8,508 8,508 real property maintenance 109,485 109,485 base',
'support 157,131 157,131 total, budget activity 4 3,972,903 3,972,903 real property maintenance force protection ashore classified programs undistributed 5,700 +5,700',
'general reduction, national def stockpile fund 50,000 50,000 base support navy environmental leadership program executive education demonstration project spares management',
'headquarters reduction in jcs exercises contract and advisory services 10,000 10,000 communications reduction maritime fire training center mtapp 2,000 +2,000',
'unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 2,000 total, operation and maintenance, navy 23,250,154 23,398,254 +148,100 transfer 50,000 50,000 total funding available',
'23,300,154 23,448,254 +148,100 adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1: operating forces:s',
'of dollars 4600 c 12 spares program +5,000 5000 lha midlife +32,000 5050 ship depot operations support pearl harbor shipyard',
'+24,000 5050 shipyard apprentice program +12,000 5400 warfare tactics pmrf facilities +20,000 5450 meteorology and oceanography +7,000 5450 unols +5,000',
'5950 mk 45 overhaul +12,000 5950 ciws overhaul +10,000 budget activity 2: mobilization: 6500 ship disposal project +16,000 budget activity',
'3: training and recruiting: 7200 mark 53 nulka training and support +4,300 7300 nuwc mba program +2,000 7300 jmeans n,',
'naval war college +1,000 7650 civilian education and training 1,000 7700 jrotc +2,100 7700 naval sea cadet corps +1,000 budget',
'activity 4: administration and servicewide activities: 8000 biometrics support +3,000 8550 planning, engineering and design 3,000 undistributed: 9280 classified +5,700',
'9380 contract and advisory services 10,000 9410 mtapp +2,000 9415 unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 committee adjustments program reductions. the',
'committee remains concerned with the growing difficulties experienced by the navy in sustaining non deployed readiness. the committee has recommended',
'program increases for weapons maintenance, ship depot maintenance and repair, and the shipyard apprentice program. pearl harbor navy shipyard. the',
'committee recommends $345,000,000 for the pearl harbor navy shipyard to provide full funding for the navys planned maintenance programs and',
'the shipyard apprenticeship program. this amount will also include funds to allow for the introduction of 150 new apprentices and',
'current apprentices to receive full time pay for the coming year. in the past few years, shipyard managers have authorized',
'separation benefits to workers on a one for one replacement with apprentice hires. the committee does not believe an apprentice',
'can replace a seasoned shipyard worker initially. therefore, the committee suggests the shipyard should not reduce its more senior workers',
'at least until the apprentice has completed his or her apprenticeship. the committee is also advised that the workforce levels',
'at the shipyard are approaching a level where the ability to conduct complex nuclear work packages may be jeopardized. the',
'committee wants to be certain that pearl harbor maintains the personnel and skills necessary to conduct the maintenance on nuclear',
'and conventional ships that is planned for the shipyard to include the possibility of refueling nuclear submarines. finally, the committee',
'understands that on occasion the navy is required to use borrowed workers from other shipyards to manage its personnel. while',
'the committee does not oppose this policy it believes it should be used sparingly and it should not exceed an',
'average of 50 workers per year. in recognition that additional workers are required to meet currently forecasted ship maintenance and',
'the other requirements noted here, the committee directs the navy to increase the workforce at the shipyard accordingly. pacific missile',
'range facility. the committee recommends $54,500,000 for base and range operations at the pacific missile range facility. this amount is',
'$20,000,000 above the level requested. in recognition of the crucial role pmrf will have for the navys tbmd programs, fleet',
'training and other test and evaluation efforts, the committee directs the navy to program no less than this amount for',
'the range in the coming years. the committee is aware of the potable water, flood control, wastewater systems, and related',
'infrastructures that are potentially disruptive to base operations and therefore, recommends $3,000,000 to repair, operate and maintain this complex water',
'system upon which pmrf depends. hunters point naval shipyard. the committee is concerned about the status of environmental remediation at',
'hunters point, san francisco. the committee directs the department of the navy, in conveying parcels of hunters point to the',
'city of san francisco, to take all necessary steps, funding and otherwise, to ensure the timely remediation of hazardous substances',
'on these parcels in accordance with federal and state regulatory standards, including cercla, to a level consistent with the range',
'of uses in the citys adopted redevelopment plan as incorporated in the navys final environmental baseline survey. the secretary of',
'the navy is directed to report to the appropriations committee no later than january 15, 2001, on the status of',
'the conveyance and remediation of this property. naval training internship program. the committee supports the naval training program begun by',
'four san diego area navy commands and six educational agencies. the navy is directed to support this effort to teach',
'and develop a skilled work force. operation and maintenance, marine corps appropriations, 2000 $2,808,354,000 budget estimate, 2001 2,705,658,000 committee recommendation',
'2,729,758,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,729,758,000. this is $24,100,000 above the budget estimate. summary of committee adjustments allocations',
'of the committee adjustments are made for each operation and maintenance, marine corps funding category identified in the departments o',
'1 submission. a table showing the budget estimate, committee adjustment, and recommended funding level by o 1 category is provided',
'below. proposed transfers of funds within budget activity funding categories in excess of $15,000,000 are subject to standard reprogramming procedures.',
'in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate operation and maintenance, marine corps budget',
'activity 1: operating forces: expeditionary forces: operational forces 420,702 443,402 +22,700 field logistics 235,561 235,561 depot maintenance 97,194 97,194 base',
'support 760,299 760,299 real property maintenance 394,789 394,789 usmc prepositioning: maritime prepositioning 82,390 82,390 norway prepositioning 3,891 3,891 total, budget',
'activity 1 1,994,826 2,017,526 +22,700 budget activity 3: training and recruiting: accession training: recruit training 10,655 10,655 officer acquisition 300',
'300 base support 55,649 55,649 real property maintenance 19,782 19,782 basic skills and advanced training: specialized skills training 32,975 32,975',
'flight training 166 166 professional development education 8,704 8,704 training support 84,417 84,417 base support 50,948 50,948 real property maintenance',
'28,762 28,762 recruiting and other training education: recruiting and advertising 100,001 100,001 off duty and voluntary education 17,961 17,961 junior',
'rotc 11,917 12,817 +900 base support 8,006 8,006 real property maintenance 2,633 2,633 total, budget activity 3 432,876 433,776 +900',
'budget activity 4: admin and servicewide activities: servicewide support: special support 204,293 204,293 servicewide transportation 31,414 31,414 administration 25,811 25,811',
'base support 14,157 14,157 real property maintenance 2,281 2,281 commissary operations total, budget activity 4 277,956 277,956 real property maintenance',
'base support reduction in jcs exercises marine corps security guards spares/wrm communications reduction irv transfer reinternment of remains 500 +500',
'total, operation and maintenance, marine corps 2,705,658 2,729,758 +24,100 adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the budget activities are as',
'follows: budget activity 1: operating forces:s of dollars 10050 joint service nbc defense equipment surveillance +3,700 10050 lightweight maintenance enclosures',
'+10,000 10050 polartec cold weather gear +5,000 10050 ecwcs +4,000 budget activity 3: training and recruiting: 11300 jrotc +900 undistributed:',
'12015 reinterment of remains +500 committee adjustments program shortfalls. the committee observes that the budget request for marine corps expeditionary',
'forces readiness is below the levels appropriated in fiscal year 2000. past funding shortfalls in navy and marine corps non',
'deployed readiness activities continue to degrade the readiness of deploying units. operation and maintenance, air force appropriations, 2000 $20,896,959,000 budget',
'estimate, 2001 22,296,977,000 committee recommendation 22,268,977,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $22,268,977,000. this is $28,000,000 below the budget estimate.',
'summary of committee adjustments allocations of the committee adjustments are made for each operation and maintenance, air force funding category',
'identified in the departments o 1 submission. a table showing the budget estimate, committee adjustment, and recommended funding level by',
'o 1 category is provided below. proposed transfers of funds within budget activity funding categories in excess of $15,000,000 are',
'subject to standard reprogramming procedures. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate operation',
'and maintenance, air force budget activity 1: operating forces: air operations: primary combat forces 2,363,665 2,400,565 +36,900 primary combat weapons',
'306,379 306,379 combat enhancement forces 205,101 205,101 air operations training 774,341 774,341 depot maintenance 1,341,224 1,341,224 combat communications 1,093,924 1,091,924',
'2,000 base support 1,849,247 1,849,247 real property maintenance 739,807 742,607 +2,800 combat related operations: global c3i and early warning 680,464',
'680,464 navigation/weather support 154,153 158,153 +4,000 other combat ops support programs 280,971 286,071 +5,100 jcs exercises 37,052 37,052 management/operational headquarters',
'124,998 124,998 tactical intel and other special activities 259,317 259,317 space operations: launch facilities 234,395 234,395 launch vehicles 116,766 116,766',
'space control systems 248,564 238,564 10,000 satellite systems 53,473 53,473 other space operations 114,729 114,729 base support 377,605 377,605 real',
'property maintenance 134,276 134,276 total, budget activity 1 11,490,451 11,527,251 +36,800 budget activity 2: mobilization: mobility operations: airlift operations 1,653,084',
'1,656,584 +3,500 airlift operations c3i 37,961 37,961 mobilization preparedness 146,133 146,133 depot maintenance 305,244 305,244 payments to transportation business area',
'429,775 429,775 base support 466,832 466,832 real property maintenance 120,515 120,515 total, budget activity 2 3,159,544 3,163,044 +3,500 budget activity',
'3: training and recruiting: accession training: officer acquisition 68,142 68,142 recruit training 4,302 4,302 reserve officer training corps rotc 61,522',
'61,522 base support academies only 68,220 61,220 7,000 real property maintenance academies only 64,655 64,655 basic skills and advanced training:',
'specialized skill training 256,003 256,003 flight training 618,293 618,293 professional development education 109,263 109,263 training support 75,599 75,599 depot maintenance',
'11,626 11,626 base support other training 471,268 469,268 2,000 real property maintenance other training 127,117 127,117 recruiting, and other training',
'and education: recruiting and advertising 113,524 113,524 examining 3,483 3,483 off duty and voluntary education 87,032 87,032 civilian education and',
'training 69,633 68,633 1,000 junior rotc 31,819 34,219 +2,400 total, budget activity 3 2,241,501 2,233,901 7,600 budget activity 4: admin',
'and servicewide activities: logistics operations: logistics operations 985,411 985,411 technical support activities 396,144 396,144 servicewide transportation 222,395 222,395 depot maintenance',
'55,398 55,398 base support 1,131,172 1,131,172 real property maintenance 341,091 352,091 +11,000 servicewide activities: administration 153,206 156,206 +3,000 servicewide communications',
'322,654 322,654 personnel programs 146,783 146,783 rescue and recovery services 59,073 59,073 arms control 41,094 39,094 2,000 other servicewide activities',
'590,249 593,249 +3,000 other personnel support 35,109 33,109 2,000 civil air patrol corporation 13,917 19,417 +5,500 commissary operations base support',
'237,050 237,050 maintenance of real property 25,239 25,239 security programs: security programs 685,834 685,834 support to other nations: international support',
'13,662 13,662 total, budget activity 4 5,455,481 5,473,981 +18,500 classified programs undistributed 1,500 +1,500 general reduction, national def stockpile fund',
'50,000 50,000 base support force protection infrastructure real property maintenance spares nbc high leverage programs c130j logistics and training icbm',
'prime contract aef joint experimentation jefx management headquarters reduction in jcs exercises contract and advisory services 37,000 37,000 rivet joint',
'support air force mtap 4,000 +4,000 air force ics transfer communications reduction administrative underexecution excess carryover, working capital fund 52,200',
'52,200 unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 2,000 travel 5,000 5,000 elmendorf afb transportation infrastructure 10,000 +10,000 college/officer candidate initiative 1,500',
'+1,500 total, o&m, air force 22,296,977 22,268,977 28,000 transfer 50,000 50,000 total funding available 22,346,977 22,318,977 28,000 adjustments to budget',
'activities adjustments to the budget activities are as follows: budget activity 1: operating forces:s of dollars 12600 b 52 attrition',
'reserve +36,900 12800 communications, other contracts 2,000 12900 keesler afb, weatherproofing +2,800 13450 space control systems underexecution 10,000 13050 university',
'partnering for operational support +4,000 13100 taccsf upgrades and operations +5,100 budget activity 2: mobilization: 13850 pacaf airlift support +3,500',
'budget activity 3: training and recruiting: 14450 facility investment strategy 7,000 14800 base support and other training underexecution 2,000 15100',
'civilian education and training 1,000 15150 jrotc +2,400 budget activity 4: administration and servicewide activities: 15550 rpm eielson utilidors +10,000',
'15550 hickam afb alternative fuel vehicle program +1,000 15650 biometrics support +3,000 15900 arms control 2,000 15950 other servicewide activities,',
'other contracts 4,000 15950 iodine 131 experminentation +5,000 15950 iodine medical monitoring +2,000 16000 other personnel support underexecution 2,000 16050',
'cap +5,500 undistributed: 16450 classified +1,500 16600 contracts and advisory services 37,000 16620 mtapp +4,000 16652 excess carryover, working capital',
'fund 52,200 16654 unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 16658 travel 5,000 16659 elmendorf afb transportation infrastructure +10,000 16665 college/officer candidate',
'initiative +1,500 committee adjustments b 52 attrition reserve aircraft. despite the clear direction provided by the congress in section 8107',
'of public law 106 79, the air force failed to adequately fund the total inventory of b 52s during fiscal',
'year 2001. the committee has provided sufficient funds in the operation and maintenance, procurement and military personnel appropriations to support',
'a force structure of 94 aircraft. the committee directs the air force to treat all 94 b 52s now in',
'the force structure as aircraft to be retained for the 6 year period beginning october 1, 2000. furthermore, the committee',
'notes with extreme displeasure the air forces failure to comply with current law regarding funding of b 52s and reiterates',
'that the 94 b 52s must be funded throughout the fydp in subsequent budget requests. finally, the committee directs the',
'air force to procure during the fydp sufficient kits to ensure that all 94 aircraft receive the same modifications and',
'upgrades. college/officer candidate initiative. the committee provides $1,500,000 for the air force to establish a program to target individuals for',
'recruitment and participation in college funding and officer candidate programs who were nominated for appointment to the air force academy.',
'these young men and women have demonstrated their commitment to military service, and the secretary should work to identify opportunities',
'to engage and attract these individuals to available programs that provide advanced education and the opportunity to pursue military service,',
'or subsequent admission to the academy. 89th air wing. the committee has been informed that passenger cabin noise levels in',
'some of the 89th air wings aircraft are higher than anticipated. the committee directs the air force to examine this',
'matter, and if warranted, provide funding for the purchase of noise reducing, commercial off the shelf headsets for the fleet.',
'civil air patrol. the committee directs that the air force, in cooperation with the civil air patrol cap , report',
'back by april 1, 2001 on the status of the relationship between the organizations and the governance and management of',
'cap. the report should address at a minimum: the cost of air force oversight of cap, the cost of overhead',
'in cap, concerns and recommendations of the general accounting office and department of defense inspector general, and any reductions to',
'funding recommended for counter drug and other cap programs. operation and maintenance, defense wide appropriations, 2000 $11,489,483,000 budget estimate, 2001',
'11,920,069,000 committee recommendation 11,991,688,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $11,991,688,000. this is $71,619,000 above the budget estimate. summary of',
'committee adjustments allocations of the committee adjustments are made for each operation and maintenance, defense wide funding category identified in',
'the departments o 1 submission. a table showing the budget estimate, committee adjustment, and recommended funding level by o 1',
'category is provided below. proposed transfers of funds within budget activity funding categories in excess of $15,000,000 are subject to',
'standard reprogramming procedures. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate operation and maintenance,',
'defense wide budget activity 1: operating forces: joint chiefs of staff 396,489 396,489 special operations command 1,263,572 1,263,572 total, budget',
'activity 1 1,660,061 1,660,061 budget activity 2: mobilization: defense logistics agency 45,677 45,677 budget activity 3: training and recruiting: american',
'forces information service 10,999 10,999 defense acquisition university 100,331 100,331 defense finance and accounting service 15,354 15,354 defense human resources',
'activity 78,299 73,299 5,000 defense security service 7,445 7,445 defense threat reduction agency 1,089 1,089 special operations command 49,158 57,158',
'+8,000 total, budget activity 3 262,675 265,675 +3,000 budget activity 4: admin and servicewide activities: american forces information service 94,525',
'94,525 civil military programs 88,431 112,500 +24,069 classified and intelligence 4,207,597 4,187,097 20,500 classified and intelligence no year defense contract',
'audit agency 348,658 346,658 2,000 defense finance and accounting service 1,416 1,416 defense human resources activity 184,856 179,856 5,000 defense',
'information systems agency 755,197 755,197 defense legal services agency 12,596 12,596 defense logistics agency 1,143,496 1,154,496 +11,000 defense pow/missing persons',
'office 14,827 14,827 defense security cooperation agency 67,598 57,598 10,000 defense security service 126,929 126,929 def threat reduction agency 215,624',
'213,624 2,000 department of defense dependents education 1,434,204 1,443,754 +9,550 joint chiefs of staff 157,883 157,883 office of economic adjustment',
'22,495 49,495 +27,000 office of the secretary of defense 417,126 427,626 +10,500 special operations command 43,864 43,864 washington headquarters service',
'299,334 299,334 natural disasters special programs 315,000 315,000 total, budget activity 4 9,951,656 9,994,275 +42,619 legacy 15,000 +15,000 impact aid',
'20,000 +20,000 jcs mobility enhancement fund human resources enterprise strategy management headquarters reduction contract and advisory services 10,000 10,000 community',
'retraining initiative pentagon renovation transfer armed forces retirement home rpm pacific command regional initiative unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 2,000',
'jefferson project 3,000 +3,000 total, operation and maintenance, defense wide 11,920,069 11,991,688 +71,619 adjustments to budget activities adjustments to the',
'budget activities are as follows: budget activity 3: training and recruiting:llars 17480 dhra, dlamp 5,000 17600 mh 53j simulator upgrades',
'+8,000 budget activity 4: administration and servicewide activities: 17775 civil military programs +24,069 17800 classified 20,500 17900 dcaa civilian personnel',
'underexecution 2,000 18000 dhra 5,000 18200 dla equipment purchases and other command initiatives 4,000 18200 dla aging aircraft program +15,000',
'18310 dsca, pfp and sedm 10,000 18475 dtra 2,000 18500 doddea, galena idea +4,000 18500 doddea, math teacher leadership +550',
'18500 doddea, special education support +5,000 18650 oea, adak reuse support +7,000 18650 oea, fitzsimmons army hospital +10,000 18650 oea,',
'charleston naval shipyard, building 234 +10,000 18700 osd, studies and analysis 5,000 18700 osd, descim 5,000 18700 osd, environmental security',
'cooperation 1,000 18700 osd, pacific command regional initiative +20,000 18700 osd, clara barton center +1,500 undistributed: 19000 legacy +15,000 19020',
'impact aid +20,000 19090 caas 10,000 19152 unobligated balance, pentagon renovation 2,000 19154 jefferson project +3,000 committee adjustments exercise northern',
'edge. the committee commends the joint staff for funding exercise northern edge in fiscal year 2001 as a part of',
'the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff exercise program. the secretary of defense shall transfer the appropriate level of',
'funds from cjcs exercise funds to the service operation and maintenance accounts to fund the incremental costs of the exercise.',
'defense threat reduction agency. the committee recommends that the defense threat reduction agency provide financial support in the amount of',
'$100,000 to the annual arms control conference hosted by the cooperative monitoring center at sandia national laboratories. legacy program. the',
'committee provides $15,000,000 for continuation of the legacy program. of interest to the committee are several important recovery and preservation',
'projects. the committee supports the work of the naval historical center underwater archaeology program, and its work to preserve the',
'naval history in the lake champlain basin. of the funds provided for the legacy program, the committee includes funding for',
'the efforts of the navy to preserve these important artifacts, including revolutionary war gunboats. of equal importance to the committee',
'is the recovery and preservation of three civil war vessels: the h.l. hunley, a civil war submarine; the u.s.s. monitor,',
'a civil war ironclad warship; and, the c.s.s. alabama, a civil war commerce raider. survivability program. if funds become available',
'during the execution year, the committee supports funding of the national security and civilian infrastructure weapons survivability program. this program',
'is needed to determine the implications of adversarial efforts to intentionally disrupt national security and civilian based infrastructures, and to',
'commence planning for effective protection and mitigation. strategic technology assessment program. the committee supports the strategic technology assessment program. this',
'program has produced significant results in tracking the effects of foreign technology development, particularly non traditional military systems development based',
'on commercially created technology. the strategic technology assessment program is an important compliment to traditional intelligence gathering techniques. it is',
'meeting the immediate needs of the commander in chiefs cincs and other department of defense dod elements. however, there is',
'a long term requirement to provide funding to build the infrastructure to sustain this program. the committee recommends the dod',
'continue to support this program and provide sustainment funding in the future. other defense programs civil military programs the committee',
'continues to support the departments civil military programs and provides a total of $112,500,000 for fiscal year 2001 as follows:',
'in thousands of dollars youth challenge program 62,500 innovative readiness training 30,000 starbase youth program 10,000 reserve support to cincs',
'10,000 the committee directs the department to report to the committee on appropriations on the status on the status of',
'the obligation of these funds not later than april 15, 2001. reserve and national guard operation and maintenance operation and',
'maintenance, army reserve appropriations, 2000 $1,469,176,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,521,418,000 committee recommendation 1,529,418,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,529,418,000.',
'this is $8,000,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments to the budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in',
'this report, are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee program adjustment recruiting +8,000 total adjustments +8,000 recommended appropriations 1,529,418',
'operation and maintenance, navy reserve appropriations, 2000 $958,978,000 budget estimate, 2001 960,946,000 committee recommendation 968,946,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $968,946,000. this is $8,000,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments to the budget estimate, including those items discussed',
'elsewhere in this report, are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee program adjustment flying hour program shortfall +3,000 recruiting',
'+5,000 total adjustments +8,000 recommended appropriations 968,946 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve appropriations, 2000 $138,911,000 budget estimate, 2001 133,959,000',
'committee recommendation 141,159,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $141,159,000. this is $7,200,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments',
'to the budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in this report, are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee',
'program adjustment initial issue +5,200 maintenance of aging equipment +2,000 total adjustments +7,200 recommended appropriations 141,159 operation and maintenance, air',
'force reserve appropriations, 2000 $1,782,591,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,885,859,000 committee recommendation 1,893,859,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,893,859,000. this',
'is $8,000,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments to the budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in this',
'report, are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee program adjustment flying hour program shortfall +4,000 depot maintenance +4,000 total',
'adjustments +8,000 recommended appropriations 1,893,859 operation and maintenance, army national guard appropriations, 2000 $3,161,378,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,182,335,000 committee recommendation',
'3,330,535,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,330,535,000. this is $148,200,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments to the',
'budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in this report, are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee program adjustments',
'real property maintenance backlog +32,000 distributed learning project +65,700 additional full time support technicians +20,500 emergency spill response program +1,000',
'school house support +7,000 extended cold weather clothing system +12,000 wmd implementation plan +10,000 total adjustments +148,200 recommended appropriations 3,330,535',
'real property maintenance, army national guard. during the past several years, the committee provided an increase for in house recurring',
'maintenance and day to day repairs, as well as in house and contract projects required to maintain, repair, and adapt',
'facility infrastructure to meet mission needs. the committee intends for these funds to be used to reduce the growing army',
'national guard real property maintenance project backlog within the 54 army guard organizations, not for studies or other administrative functions.',
'the funds provided under this heading are in addition to any other funds appropriated to the army for real property',
'maintenance on behalf of the army national guard. it is the committees intent that all real property maintenance funding provided',
'to the army national guard is intended for the repair of real property and real property facilities not for diversion',
'to other requirements. the committee directs the chief of the national guard bureau provide to the committee of appropriations a',
'report detailing how all funds appropriated for real property maintenance to the army national guard will be allocated not later',
'than april 15, 2001. fort harrison, mt, infrastructure improvements. of the funds provided under this heading for real property maintenance,',
'the committee directs that $2,000,000 be used for infrastructure improvements. distributive training technology program. the committee provides an increase of',
'$65,700,000 in the army national guard operation and maintenance appropriation and $29,100,000 in the other procurement, army information system appropriation',
'for distributed learning requirements. the committee continues to support this program which has greatly expanded availability effectiveness and efficiency of',
'training through distance learning. the project has also enhanced command and control capabilities for units in the field, ensuring prompt,',
'coordinated responses to federal and state emergencies. the committee directs that funding for the distributed learning initiative be spent only',
'for expansion and continuation of the program. the committee further directs the national guard bureau provide to the congressional defense',
'committees a report on how the department intends to allocate funding for this program in fiscal year 2001 not later',
'than february 15, 2001. the committee recognizes the potential of distributed simulations as part of distributed learning, and is impressed',
'with the unique capabilities and plans of the consolidated interactive virtual information center civic . the committee urges the national',
'guard bureau to consider the programs of civic in allocating the additional funds provided for distributed learning. homeland defense initiative,',
'camp gruber, ok and camp dawson, wv. the committee directs the chief of the national guard bureau to conduct a',
'feasibility study to assess the establishment of combat training centers for local, state and federal entities in response to weapons',
'of mass destruction wmd threats at camp gruber, ok and camp dawson, wv. this report should focus on wmd, first',
'responder, urban combat and counterdrug training and other areas that will prepare organizations to respond to these important national security',
'threats. the report should be provided to the congressional defense committees by march 5, 2001. computer emergency response teams. the',
'committee remains concerned about the security of key national security computer systems. due to the shortage of qualified computer programmers',
'and systems operators throughout the nation, the military is having trouble attracting and retaining qualified personnel to carry out this',
'critical mission. the reserve component, especially the national guard, is well positioned to carry out this mission. the committee urges',
'the department of defense to examine the role of the reserves in the carrying out information operations, information assurance and',
'information security missions. wmd learning courseware. the committee understands that the washington state army national guard has been tasked as',
'the number one regional response team for emergencies in the pacific northwest. in order to take advantage of ongoing initiatives',
'involving the washington guard, the committee encourages the national guard bureau to fund online learning course development and commercial off',
'the shelf cots management system software and hardware for this organization. this effort continues online course development for the over',
'120 training courses that the national guard has identified as essential for wmd related training. operation and maintenance, air national',
'guard appropriations, 2000 $3,241,138,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,446,375,000 committee recommendation 3,481,775,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,481,775,000. this is',
'$35,400,000 above the budget estimate. all recommended adjustments to the budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in this report,',
'are summarized below: in thousands of dollars committee program adjustments c 130 operations +5,000 real property maintenance backlog +8,000 project',
'alert +3,500 alaskalert +1,500 recruiting +6,000 depot maintenance backlog +11,400 total adjustments +35,400 recommended appropriations 3,481,775 c 130 operations. the',
'committee recognizes the increased demand placed on c 130 aircraft operations within the air national guard and has provided $5,000,000',
'to address increased operations, maintenance, and supports costs. such funds are intended to support both the c 130 aircraft assigned',
'to operational squadrons and for full coverage of the cost of operating and maintaining those stand alone aircraft currently utilized',
'by selected states. defense systems evaluation dse . of the funds provided under this heading, the committee directs that $2,500,000',
'be used to continue dse service to the white sands missile range. angel gate academies. the committee understands that the',
'angel gate program is a pro active intervention program conducted in conjunction with school districts. the program addresses the unique',
'needs of middle schools students who are seriously at risk with the legal system. the committee directs the assistant secretary',
'of defense for reserve affairs report to the appropriations committee whether this program should be included in the departments civil',
'military program no later than february 15, 2001. this report should also address whether this program should be expanded to',
'additional locations. 819th red horse squadron. the air force directed the stand up of a new, total force, rapid engineer',
'deployable heavy operations repair squadron engineer red horse unit, effective august 8, 1997. the red horse provides the air forces',
'heavy construction and repair capability, supporting combat air power and contingency operations worldwide. it represents a true partnership between the',
'active air force and the air national guard. since its activation, the squadron has been continually deployed throughout the world',
'in support of contingencies and major defense exercises. the committee has learned that the unit is not authorized the red',
'horse vehicle authorization provided other red horse squadrons. this has resulted in a degraded combat and training capability for this',
'unit. the committee directs the secretary of the air force report to the appropriations committees on the plan and time',
'line to provide this standard vehicle allowance to the 819th squadron by october 15, 2000. c\4\ infrastructure requirements for c',
'17 beddown. the committee is aware that the air force has identified requirements to support the beddown on c 17',
'aircraft at the 172nd airlift wing. the committee strongly endorses these upgrades in support of fielding this aircraft to the',
'air national guard. the committee expects the air force to provide the requisite funding necessary to satisfy these requirements. the',
'committee directs the secretary of the air force to provide a plan and time line for satisfying these funding commitments',
'to the committee on appropriations by november 15, 2000. overseas contingency operations transfer fund appropriations, 2000 $1,722,600,000 budget estimate, 2001',
'4,100,577,000 committee recommendation 4,100,577,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,100,577,000. court of military appeals appropriations, 2000 $7,621,000 budget estimate,',
'2001 8,574,000 committee recommendation 8,574,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $8,574,000 for activities of the court of military appeals',
'for fiscal year 2001. environmental restoration total appropriations, 2000 $1,302,754,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,270,181,000 committee recommendation 1,313,181,000 the committee recommends',
'a total amount for environmental restoration of $1,313,181,000. this is $43,000,000 above the budget estimate. compliance with defense acquisition regulations.',
'for environmental restoration projects subject to the terms of section 52.2222 of the defense federal acquisition regulations dfar, the committee',
'directs that any awardee of contracts for such projects exceeding $1,000,000 shall submit a plan for compliance with section 52.2222',
'of the dfar to the appropriate contracting office not later than 90 days after contract award. notification of environmental contract',
'awards. the committee remains concerned that the department failed to fully accomplish the committees intent regarding adequate notification of the',
'projects funded by this account. to ensure the department complies with this direction, each military service shall notify interested state',
'and local authorities and interested members of congress upon release of draft solicitations for contracts anticipated to exceed $5,000,000. the',
'committee directs that this requirement shall apply to all increments of indefinite delivery indefinite quantity type contracts which meet this',
'threshold. museum of the rockies. the committee understands that the department of defense recently announced that the museum of the',
'rockies, on the montana state university campus in bozeman, montana, will be one of three pilot projects to house and',
'display government owned curation objects. this facility will be linked with a public data resource center facilitating access by the',
'public, students and researchers. the committee directs the deputy under secretary of defense for environmental security provide a report on',
'the departments plan to fund and build this facility, and the overall construction schedule, to include the dd form 1391,',
'to the appropriations committees by october 1, 2000. the committee has provided the following funding for each service: environmental restoration,',
'army appropriations, 2000 $378,170,000 budget estimate, 2001 389,932,000 committee recommendation 389,932,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $389,932,000. this amount',
'is equal to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, navy appropriations, 2000 $284,000,000 budget estimate, 2001 294,038,000 committee recommendation 294,038,000 the',
'committee recommends an appropriation of $294,038,000. this amount is equal to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, air force appropriations, 2000',
'$376,800,000 budget estimate, 2001 376,300,000 committee recommendation 376,300,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $376,300,000. this amount is equal to',
'the budget estimate. environmental restoration, defense wide appropriations, 2000 $25,370,000 budget estimate, 2001 23,412,000 committee recommendation 21,412,000 the committee recommends',
'an appropriation of $21,412,000. this is $2,000,000 below the budget estimate. environmental restoration, formerly used defense sites appropriations, 2000 $239,214,000',
'budget estimate, 2001 186,499,000 committee recommendation 231,499,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $231,499,000. this is $45,000,000 above the budget',
'estimate. all recommended adjustments to the budget estimate, including those items discussed elsewhere in this report, are summarized below: in',
'thousands of dollars committee program adjustment reduce backlog 45,000 total adjustments 45,000 recommended appropriation 231,499 formerly used defense sites fuds.',
'the committee is disappointed that the department of defense does not consider adequate funding for the fuds account a high',
'priority. for example, in the fiscal year 2001 budget request, the proposed funding is $54,000,000 less than the amount enacted',
'last year. this lack of funding support further exacerbates the tremendous backlog of nationwide fuds sites. additionally, there are approximately',
'120 150 new properties/projects added to the program each year. the program is also faced with increased regulatory and public',
'pressure to expand the scope and level of many cleanups. the total investment required to complete the program is now',
'estimated to be $7,340,000,000. the committee directs the department to review the proposed fuds funding in the future year defense',
'program to maintain a level of departmental support consistent with overall program requirements. the committee commends the army and the',
'corps of engineers for their management of this program and provides an additional $45,000,000 to reduce the number of fuds',
'requiring investigation and remediation. building demolition and debris removal. to minimize mobilization costs at remote sites, the department may perform',
'building demolition and debris removal at formerly used defense sites as appropriate, using fiscal year 2001 funds available under this',
'heading. overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid appropriations, 2000 $55,800,000 budget estimate, 2001 64,900,000 committee recommendation 55,900,000 the committee recommends',
'an appropriation of $55,900,000 for humanitarian assistance, foreign disaster relief and humanitarian demining programs. current rates of program growth for',
'overseas humanitarian, disaster and civic aid activities outpace those for the combat training of the operational forces. the request is',
'reduced by $9,000,000, none of which shall be allocated to humanitarian demining activities, to reflect congressional priorities, as recommended in',
'the senate bill authorizing programs of the department of defense for fiscal year 2001. former soviet union threat reduction appropriations,',
'2000 $460,500,000 budget estimate, 2001 458,400,000 committee recommendation 458,400,000 the committee appropriates $458,400,000, the budget estimate, for this program. russian',
'nuclear submarine dismantlement and disposal. the committee directs that $25,000,000 of the funds provided for the former soviet union threat',
'reduction program be used to support russian nuclear submarine dismantlement and disposal activities begun in fiscal year 1998. the committee',
'further directs that a status report regarding this program be provided to the committee not later than february 15, 2001.',
'title iii procurement estimates and appropriation summary the presidents department of defense fiscal year 2001 title iii procurement budget request',
'totals $59,266,603,000. this request is $4,915,408,000 above the amounts congress appropriated in fiscal year 2000 for procurement activities. title iii',
'of the accompanying bill recommends a total of $57,896,122,000 in new budget authority. the total amount recommended is a decrease',
'of $1,370,481,000 to the fiscal year 2001 budget request. the following table summarizes the procurement budget estimates, the committee recommendations,',
'and a comparison. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate aircraft procurement, army',
'1,323,262 1,532,862 +209,600 missile procurement, army 1,295,728 1,329,781 +34,053 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army 1,874,638 2,166,574 +291,936',
'procurement of ammunition, army 1,131,323 1,212,149 +80,826 other procurement, army 3,795,870 4,060,728 +264,858 subtotal, army 9,420,821 10,302,094 +881,273 aircraft procurement,',
'navy 7,963,858 8,426,499 +462,641 weapons procurement, navy 1,434,250 1,571,650 +137,400 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps 429,649 471,749 +42,100',
'shipbuilding and conversion, navy 12,296,919 11,612,090 684,829 other procurement, navy 3,334,611 3,400,180 +65,569 procurement, marine corps 1,171,935 1,196,368 +24,433 subtotal,',
'navy 26,631,222 26,678,536 +47,314 aircraft procurement, air force 9,539,602 7,289,934 2,249,668 missile procurement, air force 3,061,715 2,920,815 140,900 procurement of',
'ammunition, air force 638,808 654,808 +16,000 other procurement, air force 7,699,127 7,605,027 94,100 subtotal, air force 20,939,252 18,470,584 2,468,668 procurement,',
'defense wide 2,275,308 2,294,908 +19,600 national guard and reserve equipment 150,000 +150,000 total, procurement 59,266,603 57,896,199 1,370,481 items of special',
'interest committee recommendations the committee has reflected a number of its funding adjustments in a table format. the committee directs',
'that the funding increases outlined in the tables which follow shall be provided only for the specific purposes outlined in',
'the table entry. aircraft procurement, army appropriations, 2000 $1,451,688,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,323,262,000 committee recommendation 1,532,862,000 the committee recommends $1,532,862,000,',
'an increase of $209,600,000 to the budget. this appropriation finances the acquisition of tactical and utility helicopters and airplanes, including',
'associated electronics, communications equipment, and armament; modification and modernization of inservice aircraft; flight simulators; ground support equipment; production base support;',
'and components and spare parts including transmissions and gearboxes. committee recommended program the committee recommendation adds funds to increase procurement',
'of utility helicopters, to continue multiyear procurement of heavy attack helicopter upgrades, to recapitalize the armys apache fleet helicopters, and',
'to purchase aviation radios. the allowance also adjusts funding for programs as listed in the following tables and as discussed',
'in the text which follows. in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget',
'estimate aircraft procurement, army aircraft: fixed wing: utility f/w mr aircraft rotary: uh 60 blackhawk myp 6 64,651 12 120,451',
'+6 +55,800 uh 60 blackhawk myp ap cy 22,127 22,127 total, aircraft 86,778 142,578 +55,800 modification of aircraft: guardrail mods',
'tiara 22,626 22,626 arl mods 6,553 6,553 ah1f mods 423 423 ah 64 mods 18,516 87,516 +69,000 ch 47 cargo',
'helicopter mods myp 117,083 117,083 ch 47 ich 57,630 57,630 ch 47 ich ap cy 26,200 26,200 utility/cargo airplane mods',
'11,903 11,903 oh 58 mods 462 462 aircraft long range mods 752 752 longbow 709,454 709,454 longbow ap cy 35,000',
'35,000 uh 1 mods 4,297 4,297 uh 60 mods 3,021 17,521 +14,500 kiowa warrior 41,816 78,216 +36,400 eh 60 quickfix',
'mods airborne avionics 60,042 60,042 ase mods sirfc 4,487 4,487 ase mods atircm gatm 10,073 10,073 modifications less than $5',
'million spare parts air 15,167 15,167 total, modification of aircraft 1,145,505 1,265,405 +119,900 support equipment and facilities: ground support avionics:',
'aircraft survivability equipment other support: avionics support equipment 13,900 +13,900 common ground equipment 11,926 11,926 aircrew integrated systems 3,490 13,490',
'+10,000 air traffic control 74,144 74,144 industrial facilities 1,419 1,419 airborne communications 10,000 +10,000 total, support equipment and facilities 90,979',
'124,879 +33,900 total, aircraft procurement, army 1,323,262 1,532,862 +209,600 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations',
'proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower',
'priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based',
'on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget',
'request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of',
'defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate',
'uh 60 blackhawk myp 64,651 120,451 +55,800 six 6 uh 60l helicopters for army national guard 55,800 +55,800 ah 64',
'mods 18,516 87,516 +69,000 oil debris detection and burn off system 5,000 +5,000 recapitalization and safety modifications 64,000 +64,000 uh',
'60 mods 3,021 17,521 +14,500 1/207th search and rescue mods 14,500 +14,500 kiowa warrior 41,816 78,216 +36,400 27 th 67',
'training helicopters 35,000 +35,000 crew station mission equipment trainer 2,600 +2,600 contract savings 1,200 1,200 avionics support equipment 13,900 +13,900',
'anvis night vision devices 13,900 +13,900 aircrew integrated systems 3,490 13,490 +10,000 laser eye protection 4,000 +4,000 hgu 56/p aircrew',
'integrated helmet system 6,000 +6,000 airborne communications 10,000 +10,000 arc 220 and vrc 100 hf aviation radios 10,000 +10,000 uh',
'60 helicopters. the committee recommends an addition of $55,800,000 for the purchase of 6 uh 60l model helicopters. the committee',
'directs the six uh 60ls shall be made available to the army national guard. missile procurement, army appropriations, 2000 $1,322,305,000',
'budget estimate, 2001 1,295,728,000 committee recommendation 1,329,781,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,329,781,000 for the armys fiscal year 2001',
'missile procurement account. the committees recommended funding level is $34,053,000 above the budget request. this appropriation finances the procurement, production,',
'modification, and modernization of missiles, equipment, including ordnance, ground handling equipment, spare parts, and accessories therefore; specialized equipment and training',
'devices; expansion of public and private plants, including the land necessary therefore, for the foregoing purposes, and such lands and',
'interest therein, may be acquired, and construction prosecuted thereon prior to approval title; and procurement and installation of equipment, appliances,',
'and machine tools in public and private plants; reserve plant and government and contractor owned equipment layaway; and other expenses.',
'committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the presidents budget: in thousands of dollars',
'senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate missile procurement, army other missiles: surface to air',
'missile system: avenger system 7 29,801 7 29,801 summary air to surface missile system: hellfire sys 2,200 285,363 2,200 285,363',
'summary myp anti tank/assault missile system: javelin aaws m system summary myp 3,754 372,248 3,754 332,248 40,000 javelin aaws m',
'system summary myp ap cy mlrs rocket 9,413 9,413 mlrs launcher systems 66 188,689 66 188,689 army tactical msl sys',
'atacms sys sum 15,044 92,444 +77,400 atacms blkii system summary 55 230,334 55 215,334 15,000 bat multi purpose indv mun',
'ap cy 3,547 3,547 total, other missiles 1,134,439 1,153,292 +18,853 modification of missiles: modifications: patriot mods 22,929 22,929 stinger mods',
'21,838 37,038 +15,200 avenger mods 6,828 6,828 itas/tow mods myp 64,562 64,562 lrs mods 16,499 16,499 total, modification of missiles',
'132,656 147,856 +15,200 spares and repair parts 20,785 20,785 support equipment and facilities: air defense targets 2,394 2,394 items less',
'than $5 million missiles 969 969 missile demilitarization 1,341 1,341 production base support 3,144 3,144 total, support equipment and facilities',
'7,848 7,848 total, missile procurement, army 1,295,728 1,329,781 +34,053 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations',
'proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower',
'priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based',
'on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget',
'request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of',
'defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate',
'javelin aaws m system summary 372,248 332,248 40,000 army tactical msl sys atacms sys sum 15,044 92,444 +77,400 block ia',
'77,400 +77,400 atacms/bat 230,334 215,334 15,000 multi purpose indv mun 3,547 3,547 stinger mods 21,838 37,038 +15,200 block i procurement',
'37,038 +15,200 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army appropriations, 2000 $1,586,490,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,874,638,000 committee recommendation 2,166,574,000',
'the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,166,574,000 for the armys fiscal year 2001 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles',
'account. the committee recommendation is $291,936,000 above the presidents budget request. this appropriation provides for the procurement of tanks, armored',
'personnel carriers, and combat engineer vehicles. funds are also provided for the acquisition of crew served weapons, grenade launchers, towed',
'and self propelled guns and howitzers, mortars, laser rangefinders, associated training equipment, modification of inservice equipment, initial spares and repair',
'parts, major components, and production base support. committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to',
'the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate procurement',
'of w&tcv, army tracked combat vehicles: abrams trng dev mod 5,331 5,331 bradley base sustainment 359,389 368,389 +9,000 bradley base',
'sustainment ap cy 20,006 20,006 bradley fvs training devices 12,098 12,098 hab training devices 1,200 +1,200 bradley fvs training devices',
'mod 14,038 14,038 abrams tank training devices 10,504 10,504 medium armored vehicle family: mavf 537,077 637,077 +100,000 command and control',
'vehicle command and control vehicle ap cy modification of tracked combat vehicles: carrier, mod 45,111 45,111 fist vehicle mod 31,898',
'31,898 bfvs series mod 37,142 65,142 +28,000 howitzer, med sp ft 155mm m109a6 mod 8,060 70,060 +62,000 faasv pip to',
'fleet 5 5 improved recovery vehicle m88 mod 68,385 68,385 breacher system mod heavy assault bridge hab sys mod 77,000',
'+77,000 armored veh launch bridge avlb mod 1,692 1,692 avlb slep 15,252 15,252 m1 abrams tank mod 36,098 43,098 +7,000',
'm1a1d retrofit 891 891 system enhancement pgm: sep m1a2 16 36,149 16 36,149 abrams upgrade program 338,422 338,422 abrams upgrade',
'program ap cy 174,445 174,445 modifications less than $5 million tcv wtcv support equipment and facilities: items less than $5',
'million tcv wtcv 135 10,135 +10,000 production base support tcv wtcv 9,250 9,250 total, tracked combat vehicles 1,761,378 2,038,634 +277,256',
'weapons and other combat vehicles: armor machine gun, 7.62mm m240 series 1,196 12,449 1,196 12,449 machine gun, 5.56mm saw 12,180',
'+12,180 grenade launcher, auto, 40mm, mk19 3 581 11,835 581 14,335 +2,500 m16 rifle 10,314 4,793 10,314 4,793 xm107, cal.',
'50, sniper rifle 230 3,085 230 3,085 5.56 carbine m4 8,309 5,190 8,309 5,190 mod of weapons and other combat',
'veh: mark 19 modifications 1,813 1,813 m4 carbine mods 2,504 2,504 squad automatic weapon mod 9,956 9,956 medium machine guns',
'mods 495 495 howitzer, towed, 155mm, m198 mods 3,507 3,507 m119 modifications 4,705 4,705 m16 rifle mods 9,592 9,592 modifications',
'less than $5 million wocv 787 787 wtcv support equipment and facilities: items less than $5 million wocv wtcv 1,182',
'1,182 production base support wocv wtcv 5,152 5,152 industrial preparedness 3,604 3,604 small arms soldier enh prog 3,506 3,506 total,',
'weapons and other combat vehicles 84,155 98,835 +14,680 spare and repair parts: spares and repair parts 29,105 29,105 wtcv total,',
'procurement of w&tcv, army 1,874,638 2,166,574 +291,936 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by',
'the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative',
'or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program',
'delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for',
'activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod',
'for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate bradley base',
'sustainment 359,389 368,389 +9,000 upgrade a2 to ods configuration, only for the national guard 9,000 +9,000 hab training devices 1,200',
'+1,200 wolverine training devices 1,200 +1,200 medium armored vehicle family: mavf 537,077 637,077 +100,000 transformation 100,000 +100,000 bfvs series mod',
'37,142 65,142 +28,000 reactive armor tiles for bradley fighting vehicle 25,000 +25,000 bradley test sets 3,000 +3,000 howitzer, med sp',
'ft 155 mm m 109a6 mod 8,060 70,060 +62,000 m 109a6 62,000 +62,000 heavy assault bridge hab sys mod 77,000',
'+77,000 armored veh launch bridge avlb mod 1,692 1,692 avlb slep 15,252 15,252 m1 abrams tank mod 36,098 43,098 +7,000',
'abrams test sets 4,000 +4,000 electronic obsolescence bit/fit 3,000 +3,000 items less than $5.0m tcv wtcv 135 10,135 +10,000 product',
'improved combat vehicle headset 10,000 +10,000 machine gun, 5.56 mm saw 12,180 +12,180 saw 12,180 +12,180 grenade launcher, auto, 40mm,',
'mk19 3 11,835 14,335 +2,500 mk 19 mod 3 grenade launcher 2,500 +2,500 bradley base sustainment. the committee recommends an',
'increase of $3,000,000 to the bradley base sustainment line for the procurement of bradley test sets. army transformation. the committee',
'is encouraged by the desire of the army chief of staff to transform the army into a lighter, more responsive',
'fighting force capable of deploying anywhere in the world in less time than ever before. the committee is further encouraged',
'by the armys desire to build a force which optimizes commonality of components and subsystems to reduce sustainment and logistical',
'requirements. the committee urges the army to choose platforms for both the interim armored vehicle variant and mobile gun system',
'which reduce start up costs, reduce the overall logistics burden, and reduces or even eliminates, capital investment requirements to the',
'army. the committee expects that the army will choose a system which takes advantage of current technology in the industrial',
'base and builds upon the prior and ongoing investments the army has made in the field of armored vehicles. items',
'less than $5,000,000 wocv wtcv . the committee recommends an increase of $10,000,000 to procure product improved combat vehicle crewmans',
'headsets picvc , which have greater electro magnetic interference emi protection than current systems. heavy assault bridge hab . the',
'committee is discouraged by the armys decision to cut the wolverine heavy assault bridge from the budget. the heavy assault',
'bridge was designed to take the place of the aging, less capable armored vehicle launch bridge avlb . however, the',
'army has decided to terminate this modernization program, which was fully funded by congress, in favor of retaining the less',
'capable, antiquated avlb. the committee finds it ironic that the army is asking for an increased quantity of its main',
'battle tank, the m 1a2 sep, the most capable, advanced tank in the world, yet the bridging asset used by',
'the modern tank force remains a relic of the korean war era. the avlb, by the armys own admission, has',
'a limited mission profile, is unable to keep up with the force, has a limited gap crossing, maintains a mid',
'80 percentile readiness rating and relies on parts which are no longer available. with the average age of the avlb',
'fleet at over 22 years, the committees confidence level remains low that this aging asset can keep pace with the',
'most modern, lethal tank force in the world. the committee is optimistic that the army will restore funding for the',
'heavy assault bridge in its future year defense plan, and therefore restores $77,000,000 to the heavy assault bridge. additionally, the',
'committee directs the army to restore all funding to the hab training devices as well. the committee urges the army',
'to continue with a plan that is more responsible and realistic in the future with regard to bridging assets. procurement',
'of ammunition, army appropriations, 2000 $1,204,120,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,131,323,000 committee recommendation 1,212,149,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,212,149,000',
'for army ammunition for fiscal year 2001. this is $80,826,000 above the presidents budget request. this appropriation finances the acquisition',
'of ammunition for training and war reserve stocks, modernization and maintenance of equipment and facilities including construction , and maintenance',
'of inactive ammunition facilities. committee recommended programs the following table details the committee recommendation in comparison with the budget request:',
'in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate procurement of ammunition, army',
'ammunition: small/medium cal ammunition: ctg 5.56mm, all types 97,758 97,758 ctg 5.56mm armor piercing m995 873 1,337 873 1,337 ctg',
'7.62mm, all types 8,990 8,990 ctg 7.62mm armor piercing xm993 ctg, 9mm, all types 2,487 2,487 ctg 50 cal, all',
'types 10,646 13,646 +3,000 ctg cal .50 api mk211 mod 0 254 1,987 254 1,987 ctg 20mm, all types 2,004',
'2,004 ctg 25mm, all types 57,780 57,780 ctg 30mm, all types 9,517 14,517 +5,000 ctg, 40mm, all types 60,788 64,788',
'+4,000 nonlethal weapons capability set 5 8,397 5 8,397 mortar ammunition: 60mm mortar, all types 28,673 31,173 +2,500 ctg mortar',
'60mm smoke wp m722 ctg mortar 81mm prac 1/10 range m880 24 930 24 930 ctg mortar 120mm he m934',
'w/mo fuze 62 45,031 62 49,031 +4,000 ctg mortar 120mm illum xm930 w/mtsq fz 5,000 +5,000 ctg mortar 120mm smoke',
'm929 w/mo fuze ctg 120mm wp smoke m929a1 26 24,969 26 24,969 tank ammunition: ctg 120mm apfsds t m829a2/m829e3 ctg',
'120mm heat mp t m830a1 ctg tank 120mm tp t m831/m831a1 87 48,477 87 48,477 ctg tank 120mm tpcsds t',
'm865 199 101,512 199 101,512 artillery ammunition: ctg arty 75mm blank m337a1 40 1,807 40 1,807 ctg arty 105mm blank',
'm395 ctg arty 105mm dpicm xm915 10,000 +10,000 ctg arty 105mm m927 5,000 +5,000 ctg arty 105mm illum m314 series',
'130 130 proj arty 155mm smoke wp m825 14,682 14,682 proj arty 155mm he m795 proj arty 155mm sadarm m898',
'14,907 14,907 remote area denial artillery munition 117 47,674 36 15,000 81 32,674 radam proj arty 155mm he m107 175',
'35,178 175 40,178 +5,000 modular artillery charge system macs 164 27,432 164 42,432 +15,000 artillery fuzes: artillery fuzes, all types',
'67,005 67,005 fuze arty elec time m767 fuze multi option mines: mine, training, all types 3,892 3,892 mine at m87',
'volcano 15,000 +15,000 wide area munitions 58 7,284 58 23,284 +16,000 rockets: bunker defeating munition bdm rocket, hydra 70, all',
'types 152,767 152,767 other ammunition: demolition munitions, all types 16,603 17,603 +1,000 grenades, all types 20,260 23,260 +3,000 signals, all',
'types 13,067 13,067 simulators, all types 3,053 3,053 miscellaneous: ammo components, all types 6,750 6,750 cad/pad all types 4,298 4,298',
'items less than $5 million 10,145 10,145 ammunition peculiar equipment 9,476 9,476 first destination transportation ammo 5,118 5,118 closeout liabilities',
'5,764 5,764 total, ammunition 978,575 1,039,401 +60,826 ammunition production base support: production base support: provision of industrial facilities 47,748 47,748',
'layaway of industrial facilities 3,215 3,215 maintenance of inactive facilities 12,267 12,267 conventional ammo demilitarization 84,799 84,799 arms initiative 4,719',
'24,719 +20,000 total, ammunition production base support. 152,748 172,748 +20,000 total, procurement of ammunition, army 1,131,323 1,212,149 +80,826 committee recommended',
'adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions:',
'elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year',
'development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect',
'congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate',
'bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change',
'from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate ctg, .50 cal, all types 10,646 13,646 +3,000 .50 cal slap',
'3,000 +3,000 ctg, 30 mm, all types 9,517 14,517 +5,000 30 mm m789 hedp 5,000 +5,000 ctg, 40 mm, all',
'types 60,788 64,788 +4,000 ctg, 40 mm, all types 4,000 +4,000 60 mm mortar, all types 28,673 31,173 +2,500 60',
'mm mortar illumination rounds 2,500 +2,500 ctg mortar 120 mm he m934 w/mo fuze 45,031 49,031 +4,000 m934 120 mm',
'he 4,000 +4,000 ctg mortar 120 mm illum xm930 w/mtsq fz 5,000 +5,000 120 mm illum 5,000 +5,000 ctg arty',
'105 mm dpicm xm915 10,000 +10,000 105 mm dpicm 10,000 +10,000 ctg arty 105 mm m927 5,000 +5,000 ctg arty',
'105 mm m927 5,000 +5,000 remote area denial artillery munition radam 47,674 15,000 32,674 lrip quantity only 32,674 32,674 proj',
'arty 155 mm he m107 35,178 40,178 +5,000 m107 he 5,000 +5,000 modular artillery charge system macs 27,432 42,432 +15,000',
'macs 15,000 +15,000 mine at m87 volcano 15,000 +15,000 volcano 15,000 +15,000 wide area munitions 7,284 23,284 +16,000 wam 16,000',
'+16,000 demolition munitions, all types 16,603 17,603 +1,000 fighting positions excavator 1,000 +1,000 grenades, all types 20,260 23,260 +3,000 m83/m90',
'training & smoke grenades 3,000 +3,000 arms initiative 4,719 24,719 +20,000 arms 20,000 +20,000 worker health and safety. the committee',
'is concerned that workers at various military installations may have been exposed to radioactive and hazardous substances. the committee is',
'further concerned that workers at a particular site, both past and current, may be unable or unwilling to discuss these',
'exposures with their health care providers or other appropriate officials due to secrecy oaths or policies. therefore, the committee encourages',
'the department of defense to review its current policies to insure that workers who may have been exposed to radioactive',
'and hazardous materials, are able to discuss those exposures with their health care providers or other appropriate officials. the secretary',
'of defense shall submit a report to the congressional defense committees by march 1, 2001 which addresses these policies. other',
'procurement, army appropriations, 2000 $3,738,934,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,795,870,000 committee recommendation 4,060,728,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,060,728,000 for',
'the armys fiscal year 2001 other procurement account, $264,858,000 above the budget request. this appropriation finances the acquisition and lease',
'of: tactical and commercial vehicles including trucks, semitrailers, and trailers of all types to provide mobility to field forces and',
'the army logistical system; communications and electronics equipment of all types to provide fixed, semifixed, and mobile strategic and tactical',
'communications equipment; and other support equipment such as chemical defensive equipment, tactical bridging equipment, maintenance shop sets, construction equipment, floating',
'and rail equipment, generators and power units, material handling equipment, medical support equipment, special equipment for user testing, and training',
'devices that are not specific to a particular weapon system. in each of these activities, funds are also included for',
'modification of inservice equipment, spares and repair parts, and production base support. committee recommended program the following table details the',
'committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance',
'qty. to budget estimate other procurement, army tactical and support vehicles: tactical vehicles: tactical trailers/dolly sets 5,000 +5,000 semitrailer fb',
'bb/cont trans 22 1/2 t 374 12,135 374 12,135 semitrailer lb 40t m870a1 cce 24 1,912 24 1,912 semitrailer, tank,',
'5000g 30,213 30,213 semitrailer, tank, 7500g, bulkhaul 376 20,010 376 20,010 semitrailer van cgo supply 12t 4whl 67 6,147 67',
'6,147 m129a2c hi mob multi purp whld veh hmmwv 1,002 110,746 1,187 135,746 +185 +25,000 truck, dump, 20t cce 19',
'5,208 19 5,208 family of medium tactical veh fmtv 438,256 475,556 +37,300 firetrucks and associated firefighting 14,830 14,830 equipment family',
'of heavy tactical vehicles fhtv . 166,119 169,119 +3,000 armored security vehicles asv 20 13,453 25 16,453 +5 +3,000 truck,',
'tractor, line haul, m915/m916 42,989 42,989 truck, tractor, yard type, m878 c/s hvy expanded mobile tactical truck ext 94 17,233',
'94 17,233 serv p line haul esp 362 27,054 362 27,054 modification of in svc equip 28,910 38,910 +10,000 items',
'less than $5 million tac veh 1,853 1,853 non tactical vehicles: heavy armored sedan 12 2,263 12 2,263 passenger carrying',
'vehicles 35 834 35 700 134 general purpose vehicles 989 989 special purpose vehicles 1,021 1,021 total, tactical and support',
'vehicles 942,175 1,023,078 +80,903 communications and electronics equipment: comm joint communications: combat identification program 13,096 13,096 jcse equipment usredcom 5,553',
'5,553 comm satellite communications: defense satellite communications system 72,034 72,034 space shf term 38,307 14,007 24,300 sat term, emut space',
'3,475 3,475 navstar global positioning system space 21,439 21,439 smart t space 48,594 32,594 16,000 scamp space 4,261 4,261 global',
'brdcst svc gbs 9,286 4,286 5,000 mod of in svc equip tac sat 1,489 1,489 comm c3 system: army global',
'cmd and control 10,355 10,355 sys agccs comm combat communications: army data distribution system data 32,675 65,275 +32,600 radio sincgars',
'family 18,340 38,340 +20,000 joint tactical area command systems 972 972 acus mod program win t/t 113,951 190,951 +77,000 comms',
'elec equip fielding 3,348 3,348 soldier enhancement program comm/ 4,374 4,374 electronics product improved combat vehicle crewman headset medical comm',
'for cbt casualty care mc4 . 2,459 2,459 comm intelligence comm: ci automation 1,744 1,744 architecture information security: tsec army',
'key mgt sys akms 11,051 11,051 information system security program issp 54,374 71,374 +17,000 comm long haul communications: terrestrial transmission',
'2,025 2,025 base support communications 3,945 3,945 army disn router 4,339 4,339 electromag comp prog emcp 431 431 ww tech',
'con imp prog wwtcip 2,865 2,865 comm base communications: information systems 57,779 86,879 +29,100 defense message system dms 18,836 18,836',
'local area network lan 65,975 65,975 pentagon information mgt and telecom 65,412 20,412 45,000 elect equip nat for int prog',
'nfip : foreign counterintelligence prog fci 869 869 general defense intell prog gdip 19,604 19,604 elect equip tact int rel',
'act tiara : all source analysis sys asas tiara 66,671 66,671 jtt/cibs m tiara 183 26,753 183 26,753 prophet ground',
'tiara 9,571 9,571 tactical unmanned aerial vehicle tuav 4 37,789 4 37,789 joint stars army tiara 66,415 66,415 digital topographic',
'spt sys dtss 44 20,030 44 20,030 tiara tactical exploitation of national 12,853 12,853 capabilitie common imagery ground/surface system 2,833',
'2,833 cigss trojan tiara 4,264 4,264 mod of in svc equip intel spt tiara 224 224 ci humint automated tool',
'set chats 404 1,939 404 1,939 tiara items less than $5.0m tiara 484 484 elect equip electronic warfare ew :',
'shortstop counterintelligence/security 2,311 2,311 countermeasures elect equip tactical surv. tac surv ; faad gbs 2 24,188 2 24,188 night vision',
'devices 34,146 79,146 +45,000 long range advanced scout surveillance 77 46,156 77 46,156 system ltwt video recon system lwvrs 1,199',
'1,199 night vision, thermal wpn sight 1,664 35,348 1,664 35,348 combat identification/aiming light 8,040 13,040 +5,000 artillery accuracy equip 14,405',
'14,405 portable inductive artillery fuze setter pia mod of in svc equip tac surv 18,530 23,530 +5,000 digitization applique 1,660',
'60,802 1,660 60,802 lightweight laser designator/rangefinder 29 7,093 29 7,093 lld computer ballistics: mortar m 30 73 1,652 73 1,652',
'mortar fire control system 36 7,341 36 7,341 integrated met sys sensors imets tiara 7 7,018 7 7,018 elect equip',
'tactical c2 systems: tactical operations centers 17,260 25,260 +8,000 adv field artillery tact data sys 456 54,452 456 54,452 afatds',
'fire support ada conversion 972 972 cmbt svc supt control sys csscs 333 27,411 333 27,411 faad c2 2 17,868',
'2 29,868 +12,000 faadc2i modifications air and msl defense planning and control 4,859 4,859 sys amd forward entry device fed',
'17,153 17,153 striker command and control system 33 19,084 33 27,084 +8,000 life cycle software support lcss 1,010 1,010 logtech',
'7,505 7,505 tc aims ii 10,376 10,376 gun laying and pos sys glps 92 8,410 92 8,410 isyscon equipment 26,558',
'26,558 maneuver control system mcs 176 22,935 176 22,935 stamis tactical computers stacomp 40,015 40,015 standard integrated cmd post system',
'35,971 41,171 +5,200 elect equip automation: army training modernization 35,960 35,960 automated data processing equip 172,051 183,051 +11,000 reserve component',
'automation sys rcas 91,495 91,495 elect equip audio visual sys a/v : afrts 1,519 1,519 items less than $5.0m a/v',
'3,217 3,217 elect equip support: production base support 374 374 c e total, communications and electronics 1,847,767 2,032,367 +184,600 equipment',
'other support equipment: chemical defensive equipment: gen smk mech:mtrzd dual purp m56 48 11,369 48 11,369 generator, smoke, mech m58',
'5,585 5,585 m6 discharger bridging equipment: heavy dry supt bridge system 4 19,224 4 19,224 ribbon bridge 15,669 15,669 float',
'bridge propulsion 5 1,942 5 1,942 engineer non construction equipment 2 688 2 688 kit, standard teleopera ting explosive ordnance',
'disposal eqpmt eod 5,206 5,206 eqpmt less than $5m, countermine equipment 993 993 bn countermine sip 7,442 7,442 combat service',
'support equipment: environmental control units ecu 150 6,348 150 6,348 army space heater 120,000 btu ash large capacity field heater,',
'400k btu air conditioners laundries, showers and latrines 12,580 12,580 floodlight set, elec, trl mtd, 3 lights soldier enhancement 3,984',
'3,984 lightweight maintenance enclosure lme 160 1,999 546 6,599 +386 +4,600 force provider 3 22,263 3 22,263 field feeding and',
'refrigeration 11,976 11,976 air drop program 3,971 3,971 camouflage: ulcans 10,000 +10,000 items less than $5.0m css eq 1,909 1,909',
'petroleum equipment: family of tank assemblies, fabric, 2,489 2,489 collapsibl labs, petroleum and water distribution sys, pet and water quality',
'surveillance equipment 7,120 7,120 distribution systems, petroleum and water 13,516 13,516 pumps, water and fuel hoseline outfit fuel handling 50',
'5,878 50 5,878 inland petroleum distribution system 5,618 5,618 items less than $5 million pol water equipment: water purification systems',
'40,727 40,727 items less than $5 million water eq medical equipment: combat support medical 31,567 37,567 +6,000 maintenance equipment; shop',
'eq contact maintenance trk mtd myp 169 9,650 169 9,650 welding shop, trailer mtd 144 6,042 144 6,042 items less',
'than $5 million maint eq 5,078 5,078 steam cleaner, trailer mounted concrete mobile mixer modoule, 8 cubic yard bituminous distributor',
'module, 2800 gal construction equipment: mission modules engineering 1,489 1,489 roller, vibratory, self propelled cce 70 4,671 70 9,671 +5,000',
'compactor, high speed dump module, 12 cubic yard loaders 5 1,444 5 1,444 hydraulic excavator 35 8,282 35 8,282 deployable',
'universal combat earth movers. 34 14,146 34 21,146 +7,000 crane shovel crawler mtd, 20 40 ton w/ attach cranes 6,089',
'6,089 crushing/screening plant, 150 tph 89 89 const equip slep 1,986 1,986 items less than $5 million const equip .',
'2,635 2,635 rail float containerization equipment: small tug logistic support vessel lsv logistics support vessel esp 1 6,638 1 6,638',
'causeway systems 17,227 17,227 railway car, flat, 89 foot items less than $5 million float/rail 6,722 6,722 generators: generators and',
'associated equip 85,886 85,886 large sets material handling equipment: rough terrain container handler, 53,000 77 40,031 77 40,031 lbs all',
'terrain lifting army system 196 24,407 196 24,407 rough terrain container crane 4 2,056 4 2,056 items less than $5',
'million mhe 1,231 1,231 training equipment: ctc instrumentation support 81,845 94,445 +12,600 training devices, nonsystem 91,937 103,937 +12,000 close combat',
'tactical trainer 81,160 20,315 60,845 aviation combined arms tactical trainer 14,744 14,744 avca fire support combined arms tactical 1,457 1,457',
'trainer test measure and dig equipment tmd : calibration sets equipment 18,828 18,828 electronic repair shelter integrated family of test',
'equipment 65,381 68,381 +3,000 ifte test equipment modernization temod 18,738 18,738 army diagnostics improvement pgm adip 17,300 17,300 reconfigurable simulators',
'2,330 2,330 physical security systems opa3 18,856 18,856 mobile detection assessment response system base level coml equipment 7,399 7,399 modification',
'of in svc equipment opa 3 . 28,008 28,008 production base support oth 2,367 2,367 special equipment for user test',
'ing 24,344 24,344 ma8975 2,332 2,332 total, other support equipment 962,888 962,243 645 spare and repair parts: initial spares tsv',
'initial spares c&e 42,401 42,401 initial spares other support equip 639 639 total, spare and repair parts 43,040 43,040 total,',
'other procurement, army 3,795,870 4,060,728 +264,858 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the',
'committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or',
'not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays',
'or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities;',
'and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for',
'fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate tactical trailers/dolly sets',
'5,000 +5,000 heavy expanded mobility ammunition trailer 4,000 +4,000 m105a3 trailers 1,000 +1,000 hi mob multi purp whld veh hmmwv',
'110,746 135,746 +25,000 up armored hmmwvs 25,000 +25,000 family of medium tactical veh fmtv 438,256 475,556 +37,300 fmtv 37,300 +37,300',
'family of heavy tactical vehicles fhtv 166,119 169,119 +3,000 container roll in/out platform crop 3,000 +3,000 armored security vehicles asv',
'13,453 16,453 +3,000 modification of in svc equip 28,910 38,910 +10,000 aluminum mesh liner 10,000 +10,000 heavy armored sedan 2,263',
'2,263 passenger carrying vehicles 834 700 134 excessive growth 134 134 shf term 38,307 14,007 24,300 star t schedule delay',
'24,300 24,300 smart t space 48,594 32,594 16,000 smart t reliability 16,000 16,000 global brdcst svc gbs 9,286 4,286 5,000',
'gbs delay 5,000 5,000 army data distribution system data radio 32,675 65,275 +32,600 eplrs 27,300 +27,300 software upgrades 5,300 +5,300',
'sincgars family 18,340 38,340 +20,000 upgrade sincgars radios for national guard 20,000 +20,000 acus mod program win t/t 113,951 190,951',
'+77,000 an/ttc 56 single shelter switches w/ associated support 63,000 +63,000 ts 21 blackjack fax 14,000 +14,000 information system security',
'program issp 54,374 71,374 +17,000 secure terminal equipment 5,000 +5,000 biometrics information assurance 12,000 +12,000 information systems 57,779 86,879 +29,100',
'distance learning note: see national guard o&m 29,100 +29,100 pentagon information mgt and telecom 65,412 20,412 45,000 night vision devices',
'34,146 79,146 +45,000 night vision devices 45,000 +45,000 combat identification/aiming light 8,040 13,040 +5,000 cidds 5,000 +5,000 mod of in',
'svc equip tac surv 18,530 23,530 +5,000 firefinder 5,000 +5,000 tactical operations centers 17,260 25,260 +8,000 tactical operations center 8,000',
'+8,000 faad c2 17,868 29,868 +12,000 faad c2 mods 12,000 +12,000 striker command and control system 19,084 27,084 +8,000 striker',
'8,000 +8,000 standard integrated cmd post system 35,971 41,171 +5,200 mcps/sicps 5,200 +5,200 automated data processing equip 172,051 183,051 +11,000',
'automatic identification technology 5,000 +5,000 joint computer aided acquisition and logistics 6,000 +6,000 lightweight maintenance enclosure lme 1,999 6,599 +4,600',
'lme 4,600 +4,600 camouflage: ulcans 10,000 +10,000 ulcans 10,000 +10,000 combat support medical 31,567 37,567 +6,000 rapid intravenous infusion pump',
'6,000 +6,000 roller, vibratory, self propelled cce 4,671 9,671 +5,000 vibratory roller 5,000 +5,000 deployable universal combat earth movers 14,146',
'21,146 +7,000 deuce 7,000 +7,000 ctc instrumentation support 81,845 94,445 +12,600 deployable force on force instrumentation 7,000 +7,000 jrtc mout',
'3,600 +3,600 deployable range training system drtss 2,000 +2,000 training devices, nonsystem 91,937 103,937 +12,000 army firefighter trainer 5,000 +5,000',
'miles 2000 equipment 7,000 +7,000 close combat tactical trainer 81,160 20,315 60,845 cctt testing issues 60,845 60,845 integrated family of',
'test equipment ifte 65,381 68,381 +3,000 contact test set sport 3,000 +3,000 warfighter information network. the committee recommends an increase',
'of $63,000,000 to procure additional an/ttc 56 single shelter switches with associated support assemblages and network management capability. lightweight maintenance',
'enclosure lme . the committee recommends an additional $4,600,000 in the lightweight maintenance enclosure lme program. star t. the committee',
'remains concerned that the star t program has continued to experience problems in its iot&e. the committee is additionally concerned',
'that the star t was not ready to start operational testing due to software failures. the milestone iii decision has',
'slipped again, and the committee is concerned that the program remains in jeopardy of falling further behind. the committee looks',
'forward to working with the army and anticipates certification by the secretary of the army that the program no longer',
'has any software integration problems. the committee recommends freezing the fiscal year 2001 request at the fiscal year 2000 amount,',
'a reduction of $24,300,000. smart t. the committee is concerned that the secure mobile anti jam reliable tactical terminal smart',
't program has experienced problems demonstrating reliability test values necessary to award the fiscal year 2000 contract option. the committee',
'is further concerned that the fiscal year 2000 funds are unexecutable and therefore recommends a rescission of $29,300,000. additionally, the',
'committee also recommends freezing the fiscal year 2001 request at the fiscal year 2000 amount, a reduction of $16,794,000. fscatt.',
'in fiscal year 2000, congress appropriated $24,400,000 to continue procurement of an additional 16 fire support combined arms tactical trainers',
'm109a6 hct . the committee is concerned that the army has reduced procurement of fscatt to 10 devices, counter to',
'previous congressional intent. the committee expects the army to restore such funding as necessary from fiscal year 2000 funds to',
'complete the procurement of 16 fscatt devices. fscatt is an important system for training reserve component organizations with limited access',
'to live fire gunnery. global broadcast system. the committee is concerned with the delay of the global broadcast system program',
'and is not confident that the schedule will be able to support the procurement of the tactical ground receive suites.',
'cctt. the committee is concerned that the close combat tactical trainer has not passed a follow on test and evaluation',
'to date. the cctt has been evaluated as not suitable in the past. the committee is encouraged by the progress',
'made with regard to image generation, but still remains concerned that testing has not been completed. the committee recommends a',
'reduction of $60,845,000, and encourages the continued procurement of image generation equipment. training devices, nonsystem. the committee recommends an addition',
'of $7,000,000 for the procurement of multiple integrated laser engagement system 2000 miles 2000 equipment and associated communication support to',
'provide a fully capable training site for northern edge and other service and joint exercises. night vision equipment. the committee',
'recommends an additional $45,000,000 for night vision equipment. the committee agrees that the night vision equipment account shall be executed',
'by the army with priority interest given to the following items: an/peq 2a, an/pac 4c target pointer illuminator aiming lights',
'tpial , an/pvs 7 nvd, 25mm i2 tubes, an/pas 13 thermal weapon sight. aircraft procurement, navy appropriations, 2000 $8,662,655,000 budget',
'estimate, 2001 7,963,858,000 committee recommendation 8,426,499,000 the committee recommends $8,426,499,000, an increase of $462,641,000 to the budget request. this appropriation',
'account finances the construction, procurement, production, modification, and modernization of aircraft, including ordnance systems, ground support equipment, flight simulators, spare',
'parts, accessories, and specialized equipment; and expansion of public and private plants. committee recommended program the committee recommendation increases funds',
'to purchase additional training aircraft, to procure additional av 8b aircraft modifications, to purchase marine corps night targeting systems, and',
'to accelerate modifications of the navys p 3 surveillance warfare aircraft. the committees adjustments are reflected in the following tables',
'and discussed in the text which follows. in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty.',
'to budget estimate aircraft procurement, navy combat aircraft: av 8b v/stol harrier myp 10 226,646 14 302,196 +4 +75,550 av',
'8b v/stol harrier myp ap cy f/a 18e/f fighter hornet myp 42 2,818,553 42 2,775,953 42,600 f/a 18e/f fighter hornet',
'myp ap cy 101,068 101,068 v 22 medium lift 16 1,128,592 16 1,128,592 v 22 medium lift ap cy 79,858',
'79,858 ah 1w helicopter sea cobra 2,452 2,452 sh 60r 4 162,327 7 249,027 +3 +86,700 e 2c early warning',
'hawkeye myp 5 252,790 4 192,232 1 60,558 e 2c early warning hawkeye myp ap cy 68,082 68,082 total, combat',
'aircraft 4,840,368 4,899,460 +59,092 airlift aircraft: ch 60s myp 15 165,071 18 227,846 +3 +62,775 ch 60s myp ap cy',
'80,411 80,411 uc 35 c 40a 2 110,000 +2 +110,000 vp 3 replacement aircraft 1 50,276 1 50,276 total, airlift',
'aircraft 295,758 418,257 +122,499 trainer aircraft: t 45ts trainer goshawk 12 268,579 15 317,779 +3 +49,200 t 45ts trainer goshawk',
'ap cy 5,142 5,142 jpats 21 74,372 24 81,372 +3 +7,000 total, trainer aircraft 348,093 404,293 +56,200 other aircraft: kc',
'130j 2 154,818 3 229,418 +1 +74,600 modification of aircraft: ea 6 series 203,102 186,302 16,800 av 8 series 40,639',
'81,139 +40,500 f 14 series 30,481 31,481 +1,000 adversary 6,947 6,947 f 18 series 212,614 249,814 +37,200 h 46 series',
'16,556 16,556 ah 1w series 9,758 13,758 +4,000 h 53 series 19,919 25,119 +5,200 sh 60 series 21,088 23,888 +2,800',
'h 1 series 2,642 21,392 +18,750 h 3 series 61 61 ep 3 series 25,833 30,833 +5,000 p 3 series',
'60,710 108,310 +47,600 s 3 series 79,050 79,050 e 2 series 18,485 18,485 trainer a/c series 19,422 19,422 c 2a',
'2,596 2,596 c 130 series 7,921 7,921 fewsg 605 605 cargo/transport a/c series 7,936 7,936 e 6 series 60,687 60,687',
'executive helicopters series 7,632 7,632 special project aircraft 4,134 4,134 t 45 series 9,057 9,057 power plant changes 17,062 17,062',
'common ecm equipment 41,889 41,889 common avionics changes 71,620 71,620 total, modification of aircraft 998,446 1,143,696 +145,250 aircraft spares and',
'repair parts: spares and repair 941,553 941,553 parts aircraft support equipment and facilities: common ground equipment 312,411 315,411 +3,000 aircraft',
'industrial facilities 8,642 8,642 war consumables 13,015 15,015 +2,000 other production charges 37,088 37,088 special support equipment 12,158 12,158 first',
'destination transportation 1,508 1,508 total, aircraft support equipment and 384,822 389,822 +5,000 facilities total, aircraft procurement, navy 7,963,858 8,426,499 +462,641',
'committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following',
'committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or',
'out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds',
'to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in',
'the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of',
'dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate av 8b v/stol harrier myp 226,646 302,196 +75,550 four',
'4 additional av 8b modifications 92,000 +92,000 non recurring cost 12,011 12,011 production engineering support cost growth 4,439 4,439 f/a',
'18e/f fighter hornet myp 2,818,553 2,775,953 42,600 production engineering support cost growth 13,000 13,000 premature idecm rfcm production quantities 29,600',
'29,600 sh 60r 162,327 249,027 +86,700 three 3 additional sh 60r modifications 78,600 +78,600 aqs 22 airborne low frequency sonar',
'alfs 6,000 +6,000 integrated mechanical diagnostic system imds 2,100 +2,100 e 2c early warning hawkeye myp 252,790 192,232 60,558 delete',
'one 1 aircraft based on fms 50,558 50,558 gfe electronics cost growth 10,000 10,000 ch 60s myp 165,071 227,846 +62,775',
'three 3 additional ch 60 helicopters 62,775 +62,775 c 40a 110,000 +110,000 two 2 aircraft 110,000 +110,000 vp 3 replacement',
'aircraft 50,276 50,276 t 45ts trainer goshawk 268,579 317,779 +49,200 three 3 additional aircraft 49,200 +49,200 jpats 74,372 81,372 +7,000',
'three 3 additional aircraft 7,000 +7,000 kc 130j 154,818 229,418 +74,600 one 1 additional aircraft 74,600 +74,600 ea 6 series',
'203,102 186,302 16,800 premature icap iii training system 16,800 16,800 av 8 series 40,639 81,139 +40,500 litening targeting pods 40,500',
'+40,500 f 14 series 30,481 31,481 +1,000 rwr antenna replacement and system enhancement 1,000 +1,000 f 18 series 212,614 249,814',
'+37,200 ecp 583 avionics upgrade for marine corps 46,000 +46,000 premature atflir modifications and installation equipment 8,800 8,800 ah 1w',
'series 9,758 13,758 +4,000 night targeting system 4,000 +4,000 h 53 series 19,919 25,119 +5,200 integrated mechanical diagnostic system imds',
'5,200 +5,200 sh 60 series 21,088 23,888 +2,800 integrated mechanical diagnostic system imds 2,800 +2,800 h 1 series 2,642 21,392',
'+18,750 an/aaq 22 thermal imaging system 10,000 +10,000 reclaim/restore seven 7 airframes 8,750 +8,750 ep 3 series 25,833 30,833 +5,000',
'joint sigint architecture family mod program 5,000 +5,000 p 3 series 60,710 108,310 +47,600 four 4 asuw improvement program aip',
'kits 44,100 +44,100 cns/atm 3,500 +3,500 common ground equipment 312,411 315,411 +3,000 direct support squadron readiness training 3,000 +3,000 war',
'consumables 13,015 15,015 +2,000 high pressure pure air generator 2,000 +2,000 f 14 upgrade. the recommendation includes an increase of',
'$1,000,000 only for the procurement of f 14 radar warning receiver rwr antennas and system upgrades. the committee has also',
'included an increase of $1,000,000 only for development, integration and test costs associated with this project to replace the rwr',
'antennas and to make other necessary modifications for improved f 14 rwr performance. the committee has learned that simply replacing',
'the current antennas with an existing antenna could improve the performance of the f 14 rwr and thus enhance the',
'pilots situation awareness in a threat environment. the committee directs that the navy proceed with this upgrade for all active',
'duty f 14 aircraft. e 2c. in fiscal year 1999, the committee endorsed the e 2c multi year procurement and',
'fully funded the production program in fiscal year 1999 and fiscal year 2000. the committee continues to support the navys',
'e 2c inventory requirement, recognizing the essential contribution made by the e 2c to fleet operations. other nations have also',
'recognized the value of the e 2c, and recently three aircraft were purchased through the foreign military sales fms program.',
'however, these fms purchases combined with the dod multi year procurement have the potential to disrupt the steady operations of',
'the e 2c production line. therefore, the committee has deleted one e 2c aircraft from the fiscal year 2001 request.',
'this action, similar to the air force budget proposal to stabilize the c 17 production rate in light of international',
'c 17 sales, will maintain a steady production rate for the e 2c. further, this recommendation will potentially extend the',
'life of the e 2c production line, giving the united states and its allies the opportunity to reevaluate future e',
'2c inventory requirements. weapons procurement, navy appropriations, 2000 $1,383,413,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,434,250,000 committee recommendation 1,571,650,000 the committee recommends an',
'appropriation of $1,571,650,000 for the navys fiscal year 2001 weapons procurement account, an increase of $137,400,000 to the budget request.',
'this appropriation finances the construction, procurement, production, modification, and modernization of strategic and tactical missiles, torpedoes, other weapons, related support',
'equipment including spare parts and accessories , and the expansion of public and private plants. committee recommended program the following',
'table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty.',
'estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate weapons procurement, navy ballistic missiles: trident ii 12 433,932 12 433,932 trident ii',
'ap cy 28,801 9,501 19,300 support equipment and facilities: missile 1,232 1,232 industrial facilities total, ballistic missiles 463,965 444,665 19,300',
'other missiles: strategic missiles: essm 36 40,001 36 40,001 tomahawk tactical missiles: amraam 75 38,943 75 38,943 jsow 636 171,624',
'636 206,624 +35,000 slam er 30 27,859 30 27,859 standard missile 86 170,365 86 170,365 ram 23,067 23,067 hellfire 25,000',
'+25,000 penguin aerial targets 58,891 58,891 drones and decoys 20,000 +20,000 other missile support 14,902 14,902 modification of missiles: sidewinder',
'mods 63 27,532 63 27,532 harm mods standard missiles mods 50,690 50,690 support equipment and facilities: weapons industrial facilities 21,269',
'29,469 +8,200 fleet satellite comm follow on 170,537 170,537 fleet satellite comm follow on ap cy ordnance support equipment: ordnance',
'support 2,723 2,723 equipment total, other missiles 818,403 906,603 +88,200 torpedoes and related equipment: torpedoes and related equip. : asw',
'tar gets 3,180 3,180 mod of torpedoes and related equip: mk 46 torpedo mods 7,141 7,141 mk 48 torpedo adcap',
'mods 38,926 40,926 +2,000 quickstrike mine 1,960 1,960 support equipment: torpedo support equipment 23,740 23,740 asw range support 14,955 14,955',
'destination transportation: first destination 1,842 1,842 transportation total, torpedoes and related equip ment 91,744 93,744 +2,000 other weapons: guns and',
'gun mounts: small arms and weapons 909 2,409 +1,500 modification of guns and gun mounts: ciws mods 964 30,964 +30,000',
'5/54 gun mount mods mk 45 gun mount mods mk 75 76mm gun mount mods gun mount mods 4,779 34,779',
'+30,000 mods less than $2 million 5,000 +5,000 total, other weapons 6,652 73,152 +66,500 spare and repair parts: spares and',
'repair parts 53,486 53,486 total, weapons procurement, navy 1,434,250 1,571,650 +137,400 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists',
'program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which',
'are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess',
'funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in',
'the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the',
'department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate trident ii ap cy 28,801 9,501 19,300 jsow 171,624 206,624 +35,000 hellfire ii 25,000 +25,000 drones and decoys',
'20,000 +20,000 itald 20,000 +20,000 weapons industrial facilities 21,269 29,469 +8,200 abl facility restoration 8,200 +8,200 mk 48 torpedo adcap',
'mods 38,926 40,926 +2,000 mk 48 adcap torpedo 2,000 +2,000 small arms and weapons 909 2,409 +1,500 mk 43 machine',
'gun conversion 1,500 +1,500 ciws mods 964 30,964 +30,000 ciws 30,000 +30,000 gun mount mods 4,779 34,779 +30,000 mk 45',
'mod 4 guns 30,000 +30,000 mods under $2 million 5,000 +5,000 smaw common pratice round 5,000 +5,000 aerial targets. the',
'budget request contains $58,900,000 for aerial targets, of which $27,200,000 was for procurement of a bqm 74 type aerial target',
'system. the committee is aware of the navys plan to conduct a competition in fiscal year 2001 to develop and',
'procure the t 21 target system to satisfy future weapon system test and evaluation and training requirements. the committee has',
'learned of the navys plan to conduct a competition for replacing the existing bqm 74 target system which does not',
'seem prudent from either a cost effectiveness or technological perspective. furthermore, the navy has already invested in a substantial logistics',
'infrastructure for the bqm 74 to support its five operating sites. to avoid the costs associated with qualifying a different',
'target system and establishing a new infrastructure merely to support an interim target, the committee directs the navy to continue',
'to procure the bqm 74 target until the next generation target becomes operational. procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps',
'appropriations, 2000 $525,200,000 budget estimate, 2001 429,649,000 committee recommendation 471,749,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $471,749,000 for navy and',
'marine corps ammunition for fiscal year 2001. this is $42,100,000 above the presidents budget request. this appropriation finances the acquisition',
'of ammunition, ammunition modernization, and ammunition related material for the navy and marine corps. committee recommended programs the following table',
'details the committee recommendation in comparison with the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate',
'qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate procurement of ammo, navy and marine corps proc ammo, navy: navy ammunition: general purpose',
'bombs 63,157 63,157 jdam 672 24,390 672 24,390 2.75 inch rockets 9,600 +9,600 airborne rockets, all types 11,508 11,508 machine',
'gun ammunition 5,230 11,730 +6,500 practice bombs 50,600 65,600 +15,000 cartridges and cart actuated devices 26,461 26,461 aircraft escape rockets',
'10,635 10,635 air expendable countermeasures 39,293 44,293 +5,000 jatos 4,995 4,995 5 inch/54 gun ammunition 14,948 14,948 extended range guided',
'munitions ergm 5,723 5,723 76mm gun ammunition 8,733 8,733 other ship gun ammunition 5,176 5,176 small arms and landing party',
'ammo 8,745 8,745 pyrotechnic and demolition 6,378 6,378 mine neutralization devices 7,317 7,317 ammunition less than $5 million 1,343 1,343',
'cawcf closure costs 1,300 1,300 total, proc ammo, navy 295,932 332,032 +36,100 proc ammo, mc: marine corps ammunition: 5.56 mm,',
'all types 23,456 23,456 7.62 mm, all types 2,039 2,039 linear charges, all types 40,945 44,945 +4,000 .50 caliber 7,637',
'8,637 8,637 +8,637 +1,000 40 mm, all types 2,034 3,034 +1,000 60 mm, all types 688 688 81 mm, all',
'types 4,981 4,981 120 mm, all types 7,633 7,633 ctg 25 mm, all types 3,931 3,931 9 mm all types',
'2,657 2,657 grenades, all types 8,358 8,358 stinger slep 3,925 3,925 rockets, all types 1,592 1,592 artillery, all types 322',
'322 demolition munitions, all types 9,638 9,638 fuze, all types 249 249 non lethals 4,480 4,480 ammo modernization 6,900 6,900',
'items less than $5 million 952 952 cawcf closure costs 1,300 1,300 total, proc ammo, mc 133,717 139,717 +6,000 total,',
'procurement of ammo, navy and 429,649 471,749 +42,100 marine corps committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program',
'recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are',
'lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds',
'based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the',
'budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department',
'of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation',
'estimate 2.75 inch rockets 9,600 +9,600 hydra rockets 9,600 +9,600 machine gun ammunition 5,230 11,730 +6,500 pgu 28/m793 6,500 +6,500',
'practice bombs 50,600 65,600 +15,000 laser guided training round 15,000 +15,000 air expendable countermeasures 39,293 44,293 +5,000 mju 52b 5,000',
'+5,000 linear charges, all types 40,945 44,945 +4,000 anti personnel obstacle breaching system 4,000 +4,000 .50 caliber 7,637 8,637 +1,000',
'.50 cal. slap 1,000 +1,000 40 mm, all types 2,034 3,034 +1,000 m430 hedp 1,000 +1,000 shipbuilding and conversion, navy',
'appropriations, 2000 $7,053,454,000 budget estimate, 2001 12,296,919,000 committee recommendation 11,612,090,000 the committee recommends $11,612,090,000, a decrease of $684,829,000 to the',
'budget request. this appropriation finances the construction; acquisition; and conversion of vessels, including armor and armament; plant equipment, appliances, and',
'machine tools for production plants and facilities; procurement of long leadtime items; and detail design of vessels. committee recommended program',
'the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate',
'compared to qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. budget estimate shipbuilding and conversion, navy other warships: carrier replacement program 1 4,053,653',
'1 4,053,653 carrier replacement program ap cy 21,869 21,869 new ssn 1 1,203,012 1 1,203,012 new ssn ap cy 508,222',
'508,222 cvn refueling overhauls 703,441 703,441 cvn refueling overhauls ap cy 25,000 25,000 submarine refueling overhauls 1 210,414 1 210,414',
'submarine refueling overhauls ap cy 72,277 72,277 ddg 51 myp 3 2,713,559 3 2,713,559 ddg 51 myp ap cy 356,843',
'500,000 +143,157 total, other warships 9,868,290 10,011,447 +143,157 amphibious ships: lhd 1 amphibious assault ship ap cy 460,000 +460,000 lpd',
'17 2 1,489,286 2 1,489,286 ldp 17 program cost growth 285,000 +285,000 lpd 17 ap cy 20,700 200,000 +179,300 total,',
'amphibious ships 1,509,986 945,000 564,986 auxiliaries, craft, and prior year program: adc x 1 338,951 1 338,951 outfitting 301,077 301,077',
'lcac slep 1 15,615 1 15,615 completion of py shipbuilding programs 263,000 263,000 total, auxiliaries, craft, and prior year 918,643',
'655,643 263,000 program total, shipbuilding and conversion, navy 12,296,919 11,612,090 684,829 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists',
'program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which',
'are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess',
'funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in',
'the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the',
'department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate ddg 51 356,843 500,000 +143,157 advance procurement 143,157 +143,157 lhd 1 amphibious assault ship myp 460,000 +460,000 lhd',
'8 460,000 +460,000 lpd 17 1,489,286 285,000 1,204,286 program cost growth 285,000 +285,000 lpd 17 advance procurement 20,700 200,000 +179,300',
'completion of py shipbuilding programs 263,000 263,000 lpd 17 program. the lpd 17 program has experienced significant cost growth and',
'schedule delay. the navys current estimate on cost growth is $285,000,000 on the first four ships with a schedule delay',
'of 10 months on the lead ship. the committee believes these estimates to be very conservative and understands that the',
'office of the secretary of defenses estimates are higher. due to these schedule and cost challenges, the committee has deferred',
'the two lpd 17 class ships included in the budget request. the committee endorses the marine corps requirement for 12',
'lpd 17 class ships. however, not unlike the c 17 and the thaad missile programs, the committee believes that a',
'pause in procurement will allow the navy and the contractors the time to complete the ship design and develop a',
'credible construction plan that will control costs and maintain schedule. the committee has included $285,000,000 for lpd 17 program cost',
'growth and $200,000,000 in advance procurement for two lpd 17 class ships in fiscal year 2002. the committee has also',
'included a provision that provides the authority for the secretary of the navy to award production contracts for lpd 21',
'and lpd 22 which shall be funded on an incremental basis. shipbuilding transfers. the committee has included a provision which',
'provides the secretary of the navy the authority to transfer $300,000,000 from department of the navy appropriations to any navy',
'ship construction appropriation in order to liquidate necessary ship cost changes for previous ship construction programs. the committee directs that',
'these funds be allocated for the following requirements: virginia class submarine $119,000,000 cvn 87,000,000 ddg 51 17,000,000 other procurement, navy',
'appropriations, 2000 $4,320,238,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,334,611,000 committee recommendation 3,400,180,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,400,180,000 for the navys',
'fiscal year 2001 other procurement account, an increase of $65,569,000 from the budget request. this appropriation finances the procurement of',
'major equipment and weapons other than ships, aircraft, missiles, torpedoes, and guns. equipment ranges from the latest electronic sensors for',
'updating of naval forces to trucks, training equipment, and spare parts. committee recommended program the following table details the committee',
'recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty.',
'to budget estimate other procurement, navy ships support equipment: ship propulsion equipment: lm 2500 gas turbine 6,995 6,995 allison 501k',
'gas turbine 6,257 6,257 propellers: submarine propellers 3,757 3,757 navigation equipment: other navigation equipment 33,425 48,425 +15,000 underway replenishment equipment:',
'underway 9,120 9,120 replenishment equipment periscopes: sub periscopes and imaging equip 18,998 18,998 other shipboard equipment: firefighting equipment 16,837 16,837',
'command and control switchboard 10,486 10,486 pollution control equipment 47,805 47,805 submarine support equipment 11,419 11,419 submarine batteries 12,387 12,387',
'strategic platform support equip 6,206 6,206 dssp equipment 5,356 5,356 lcac 3,559 3,559 minesweeping equipment 16,589 16,589 items less than',
'$5 million 58,851 63,351 +4,500 surface ima 2,010 2,010 submarine life support system 4,852 4,852 reactor plant equipment: reactor components',
'203,365 203,365 ocean engineering: diving and salvage equipment 5,649 5,649 eod underwater equipment small boats: standard boats 2,696 2,696 training',
'equipment: other ships training 3,302 3,302 equipment production facilities equipment: operating 2,689 2,689 forces ipe other ship support: nuclear alterations',
'80,870 80,870 total, ships support equipment 573,480 592,980 +19,500 communications and electronics equipment: ship radars: an/sps 49 radar support 8,000',
'+8,000 tiss ship sonars: an/sqq 89 surf asw combat system 14,291 14,291 ssn acoustics 106,647 106,647 surface sonar windows and',
'dome undersea warfare support equipment 847 847 sonar support equipment sonar switches and transducers 10,726 10,726 asw electronic equipment: submarine',
'acoustic warfare system 10,697 10,697 fixed surveillance system 29,869 29,869 surtass 5,516 5,516 asw operations center 6,213 6,213 electronic warfare',
'equipment: an/slq 32 information warfare systems 3,901 3,901 reconnaissance equipment: shipboard iw exploit 61,524 61,524 common high bandwidth data link',
'submarine surveillance equipment: submarine 17,316 17,316 support equipment prog other ship electronic equipment: navy tactical data system cooperative engagement capability',
'15,853 15,853 gccs m equipment afloat 37,427 37,427 naval tactical command support system 46,692 46,692 ntcss atdls 19,153 19,153 minesweeping',
'system replacement 8,989 13,989 +5,000 shallow water mcm 16,863 16,863 navstar gps receivers space 9,607 9,607 armed forces radio and',
'tv 9,046 9,046 strategic platform support equip 15,356 15,356 training equipment: other spawar training equipment 1,341 1,341 other training equipment',
'21,390 21,390 aviation electronic equipment: matcals 4,294 4,294 shipboard air traffic control 7,945 11,945 +4,000 automatic carrier landing system 18,510',
'18,510 national air space system 30,549 30,549 air station support equipment 6,705 6,705 microwave landing system 5,124 5,124 facsfac 4,315',
'4,315 id systems 14,280 14,280 surface identification systems tac a/c mission planning sys tamps 11,980 11,980 other shore electronic equipment:',
'gccs m equipment ashore tadix b 32 32 naval space surveillance system 2,735 2,735 gccs m equipment tactical/mobile common imagery',
'ground surface systems 47,022 47,022 radiac 8,308 8,308 gpete 7,356 7,356 integ combat system test facility 4,421 4,421 emi control',
'instrumentation 5,378 5,378 items less than $5 million 4,889 4,889 shipboard communications: shipboard tactical communications ship communications automation 185,143 185,143',
'ship comm items under $5 million communications items under $5m 30,909 30,909 submarine communications: shore lf/vlf communications 31,433 31,433 submarine',
'communication equipment 77,957 77,957 satellite communications: satcom ship terminals space satellite communications systems 252,695 227,695 25,000 satcom shore terminals space',
'shore communications: jcs communications equipment 2,460 2,460 nsips 1,785 1,785 jedmics 4,000 +4,000 naval shore communications 176,132 161,732 14,400 cryptographic',
'equipment: info systems security 46,563 49,563 +3,000 program issp cryptologic equipment: special dcp 14,964 14,964 cryptologic communications equip 17,188 17,188',
'total, communications and electronics 1,490,336 1,474,936 15,400 equipment aviation support equipment: sonobuoys: passive sonobuoys non beam form ing 3,000 +3,000',
'an/ssq 57 special purpose an/ssq 62 dicass 3,000 +3,000 an/ssq 101 adar 3,000 +3,000 sonobuoys all types 49,466 49,466 miscellaneous',
'sonobuoys less than $5 million aircraft support equipment: weapons range support equipment 15,125 25,125 +10,000 pacific missile range 10,500 +10,500',
'expeditionary airfields 3,304 3,304 aircraft rearming equipment 10,676 10,676 aircraft launch and recovery equipment 36,433 36,433 meteorological equipment 30,860 30,860',
'other photographic equipment 1,682 1,682 aviation life support 20,374 30,274 +9,900 airborne mine countermeasures 32,084 32,084 other aviation support equipment',
'4,928 21,928 +17,000 total, aviation support equipment 204,932 261,332 +56,400 ordnance support equipment: ship gun system equipment: gun fire control',
'18,287 18,287 equipment ship missile systems equipment: nato seasparrow 21,716 21,716 ram gmls 37,309 37,309 ship self defense system 9,352',
'9,352 aegis support equipment 36,848 19,348 17,500 surface tomahawk support equipment 70,562 70,562 submarine tomahawk support equip 2,883 2,883 vertical',
'launch systems 6,982 6,982 fbm support equipment: strategic platform support equip 2,901 2,901 strategic missile systems equip 166,619 166,619 anti',
'ship missile decoy system 33,814 38,114 +4,300 asw support equipment: ssn combat control systems 20,896 20,896 submarine asw support equipment',
'3,978 3,978 surface asw support equipment 6,269 13,269 +7,000 asw range support equipment 6,904 6,904 other ordnance support equipment: explosive',
'ordnance disposal equip 7,525 7,525 items less than $5 million 5,613 5,613 other expendable ordnance: surface training device mods 7,941',
'7,941 submarine training device mods 31,557 34,057 +2,500 total, ordnance support equipment 497,956 494,256 3,700 civil engineering support equipment: armored',
'sedans 1 197 1 197 passenger carrying vehicles 3 94 3 60 34 general purpose trucks 1,004 1,004 construction and',
'maintenance equip 6,238 6,238 fire fighting equipment 2,477 2,477 tactical vehicles 10,458 20,458 +10,000 amphibious equipment 51,615 51,615 pollution control',
'equipment 22,154 22,154 items less than $5 million 3,433 3,433 total, civil engineering support equipment 97,670 107,439 +9,769 supply support',
'equipment: materials handling equipment 7,646 7,646 other supply support equipment 5,196 5,196 first destination transportation 4,081 4,081 special purpose supply',
'systems 144,885 144,885 total, supply support equipment 161,808 161,808 personnel and command support equipment: training devices: training support equipment 1,562',
'1,562 command support equipment: command support equipment 15,592 15,592 education support equipment 2,076 4,076 +2,000 medical support equipment 7,386 7,386',
'intelligence support equipment 15,993 19,993 +4,000 operating forces support equipment 25,003 25,003 environmental support equipment 22,247 15,247 7,000 physical security',
'equipment 9,629 9,629 total, personnel and command support 99,488 98,488 1,000 equipment spare and repair parts: spares and repair parts.',
'208,941 208,941 total, other procurement, navy 3,334,611 3,400,180 +65,569 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations',
'proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower',
'priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based',
'on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget',
'request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of',
'defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate',
'other navigation equipment 33,425 48,425 +15,000 wsn 7b 7,000 +7,000 msc thermal imaging system 8,000 +8,000 items less than $5',
'million 58,851 63,351 +4,500 integrated condition assessment system 4,500 +4,500 radar support 8,000 +8,000 surface search radar an/sps 73 8,000',
'+8,000 minesweeping system replacement 8,989 13,989 +5,000 high resolution multibeam side scanner 5,000 +5,000 shipboard air traffic control 7,945 11,945',
'+4,000 air traffic control on board training devices 4,000 +4,000 satellite communications systems 252,695 227,695 25,000 premature equipment purchase 25,000',
'25,000 jedmics 4,000 +4,000 jedmics 4,000 +4,000 naval shore communications 176,132 161,732 14,400 redundant systems 14,400 14,400 info systems security',
'program issp 46,563 49,563 +3,000 secure terminal equipment 3,000 +3,000 passive sonobuoys non beam forming 3,000 +3,000 an/ssq 62 dicass',
'3,000 +3,000 an/ssq 101 adar 3,000 +3,000 weapons range support equipment 15,125 25,125 +10,000 joint tactical combat training system 5,000',
'+5,000 rotational training range upgrade 5,000 +5,000 pacific missile range support equipment 10,500 +10,500 general support 3,000 +3,000 mobile remote',
'emitter system 7,500 +7,500 aviation life support 20,374 30,274 +9,900 an/avs 9 9,900 +9,900 other aviation support equipment 4,928 21,928',
'+17,000 joint tactical data integration 17,000 +17,000 aegis support equipment 36,848 19,348 17,500 anti ship missile decoy system 33,814 38,114',
'+4,300 nulka 4,300 +4,300 surface asw support equipment 6,269 13,269 +7,000 surface vessel torpedo tubes 7,000 +7,000 submarine training device',
'mods 31,557 34,057 +2,500 data management and conversion 2,500 +2,500 armored sedans 197 197 passenger carrying vehicles 94 60 34',
'excessive growth 34 34 tactical vehicles 10,458 20,458 +10,000 mtvr trucks 10,000 +10,000 education support equipment 2,076 4,076 +2,000 armed',
'forces recruiting kiosks 2,000 +2,000 intelligence support equipment 15,993 19,993 +4,000 cryptology readiness training support: signalworks 4,000 +4,000 environmental support',
'equipment 22,247 15,447 7,000 other navigation equipment. the committee recommends an additional $7,000,000 for the procurement and installation of additional',
'an/wsn 7 navigation sets. the committee also recommends an increase of $8,000,000 for the procurement of the navys military sealift',
'command thermal imaging technology for use in improved ship navigation and force protection of the msc fleet. items less than',
'$5,000,000. the committee recommends an additional $4,500,000 for procurement and installation of the integrated condition assessment system icas for ships.',
'naval shore communications. the committee is concerned that the construction of these facilities is premature prior to a decision by',
'the navy and marine corps as to what the fielding schedule will be for the nmci. these facilities may be',
'unneeded after a determination by the department of the navy and any construction prior to a decision regarding nmci may',
'prove to be redundant and duplicative of ongoing commercial entities. accordingly, the committee recommends a reduction of sites in the',
'caribbean, far east and european regions and a reduction of $14,400,000 in fiscal year 2001 funding. pacific missile range support',
'equipment. the committee recommends $10,500,000 for a new program to support the pacific missile range facility pmrf . the committee',
'notes that several million dollars in enhancements to tracking instrumentation at the pmrf have been made in recent years to',
'ensure adequate testing of the navy theater ballistic missile defense program and other on going programs at the range. with',
'the development and installation of this equipment comes a requirement for software documentation, drawings, and integration into the pmrf instrumentation',
'suite. in addition, many of the enhancements require environmental, electronic emissions and other site analyses. the recommendation includes $3,000,000 for',
'this purpose and $7,500,000 for the purchase of a mobile remote emitter system. the committee directs that this funding shall',
'be managed and executed directly by pmrf. procurement, marine corps appropriations, 2000 $1,300,920,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,171,935,000 committee recommendation 1,196,368,000',
'the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,196,368,000 for the procurement, marine corps account for fiscal year 2001, an increase of',
'$24,433,000 to the budget request. this appropriation provides the marine corps with funds for the procurement, delivery, and modification of',
'missiles, armament, communication equipment, tracked combat and wheeled vehicles, and various support equipment. committee recommended program the following table details',
'the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty.',
'allowance qty. to budget estimate procurement, marine corps weapons and combat vehicles: tracked combat vehicles: aav7a1 pip 170 83,372 170',
'83,372 rapid acquisition program 4,930 4,930 lav pip 1,709 1,709 improved recovery vehicle irv 16 42,623 16 42,623 modification kits',
'trkd veh 20,815 20,815 artillery and other weapons: mod kits artillery 3,891 3,891 marine enhancement program 6,413 8,413 +2,000 weapons',
'and combat vehicles less than $5 415 415 million weapons: 155 mm lightweight towed howitzer 11,105 11,105 other support: operations',
'other than war 1,347 1,347 total, weapons and combat vehicles 176,620 173,690 2,930 guided missiles and equipment: guided missiles: javelin',
'myp 293 29,119 293 29,119 pedestal mounted stinger pms 10,550 10,550 items less than $5 million 949 949 predator sraw',
'698 43,355 698 43,355 other support: modification kits 3,598 3,598 total, guided missiles and equipment 87,571 87,571 communications and electronics',
'equipment: repair and test equipment: auto test equip sys 4,714 4,714 general purpose electronic test equip 8,241 8,241 intell/comm equipment',
'non tel : intelligence support equipment 11,960 11,960 mod kits intel 5,041 5,041 items under $5 million intell 402 402',
'repair and test equipment non tel : general 4,676 4,676 purpose mechanical tmde other comm/elec equipment non tel : night',
'14,351 22,051 +7,700 vision equipment other support non tel : items less than $5 million comm and elec . 8,320',
'8,320 common computer resources 80,656 80,656 command post systems 9,507 14,507 +5,000 maneuver c2 systems radio systems 3,097 17,497 +14,400',
'comm switching and control sys tems 3,152 3,152 comm and elec infrastructure support 80,564 80,564 mod kits magtf c41 7,484',
'7,484 air operations c2 systems 3,152 3,152 intelligence c2 systems 14,666 14,666 fire support system 12,343 12,343 total, communications and',
'electronics 272,326 299,426 +27,100 equipment support vehicles: administrative vehicles: commercial passenger vehicles 33 1,397 33 660 737 commercial cargo vehicles',
'23,368 23,368 tactical vehicles: 5/4t truck hmmwv myp 1,859 124,448 1,859 124,448 medium tactical vehicle replacement myp 2,027 325,582 2,027',
'325,582 other support: items less than $5 mil lion 12,684 12,684 total, support vehicles 487,479 486,742 737 engineer and other',
'equipment: environmental control equip assort 3,809 3,809 bulk liquid equipment 2,704 2,704 tactical fuel systems 7,651 7,651 demolition support systems',
'655 655 power equipment assorted 9,325 9,325 shop eq contact maintenance secm materials handling equipment: command support equipment physical security',
'equipment 5,317 5,317 garrison mobile engr equip 5,741 5,741 material handling equip 36,311 36,311 first destination transportation 5,846 5,846 general',
'property: field medical equipment 1,914 1,914 training devices 30,791 30,791 container family 6,902 6,902 other support: modification kits items less',
'than $5 million 5,591 6,591 +1,000 cancelled account adjustment m total, engineer and other equipment 122,557 123,557 +1,000 spare and',
'repair parts: spares and repair parts 25,382 25,382 total, procurement, marine corps 1,171,935 1,196,368 +24,433 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations.',
'the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds',
'requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement',
'funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and',
'to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs',
'and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001',
'budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate rapid acquisition program 4,930 4,930 marine enhancement program 6,413 8,413 +2,000 bayonets 2,000 +2,000',
'night vision equipment 14,351 22,051 +7,700 inod 2,700 +2,700 an/peq 2a 2,000 +2,000 borelight 1,000 +1,000 m203 tilting bracket 2,000',
'+2,000 command post systems 9,507 14,507 +5,000 ulcans 5,000 +5,000 radio systems 3,097 17,497 +14,400 enhanced position location reporting system',
'6,400 +6,400 tactical hand held radio 8,000 +8,000 commercial passenger vehicles 1,397 660 737 excessive growth 737 737 items less',
'than $5 million 12,684 13,684 +1,000 aluminum mesh tank liner 1,000 +1,000 light armored vehicle enhanced fire support platform lav',
'efsp . the committee notes recent interest by the u.s. marine corps with regard to its unfunded requirement to provide',
'its light armored reconnaissance lar battalions with an enhanced fire support platform utilizing a 120 mm mortar system. the committee',
'is interested in how the department intends to address this high priority requirement for the lar battalions and urges the',
'secretary of the navy to work with the commandant on this matter. aircraft procurement, air force appropriations, 2000 $8,228,630,000 budget',
'estimate, 2001 9,539,602,000 committee recommendation 7,289,934,000 the committee recommends $7,289,934,000, a reduction of $2,249,668,000 to the budget request. this appropriation',
'finances the construction, procurement, modernization, and modification of aircraft and equipment, including armor and armament, specialized ground handling equipment, and',
'flight training simulators, spare parts, and accessories; specialized equipment; and expansion of public and private plants, government owned equipment, and',
'installation. committee recommended program the committee recommendation increases funds to procure additional air force trainers, support aircraft, and fighter aircraft',
'while also accelerating fighter engine modifications and rc 135 fleet reenginings. the committees adjustments are reflected in the following tables',
'and discussed in the text which follows. in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared to qty. estimate qty. allowance',
'qty. budget estimate aircraft procurement, air force combat aircraft: tactical forces: f 22 raptor 10 2,149,882 10 2,149,882 f 22',
'raptor ap cy 396,222 396,222 f 15a f 15a ap cy f 16 c/d myp 6 183,000 +6 +183,000 f',
'16 c/d myp ap cy total, combat aircraft 2,546,104 2,729,104 +183,000 airlift aircraft: tactical airlift: c 17 myp 12 2,211,923',
'12 2,211,923 c 17 myp ap cy 266,800 266,800 c 17 ics 412,200 412,200 other airlift: ec 130j 1 90,000',
'+1 +90,000 c 130j 2 208,051 84,051 2 124,000 c 40 1 52,000 +1 +52,000 total, airlift aircraft 3,098,974 226,051',
'2,872,923 trainer aircraft: operational trainers: jpats 27 113,825 34 132,725 +7 +18,900 other aircraft: helicopters: v 22 osprey 4 335,766',
'4 335,766 v 22 osprey ap cy 27,209 22,674 4,535 mission support aircraft: c 32b fest/dest aircraft civil air patrol',
'a/c 27 2,548 27 6,348 +3,800 operational support aircraft target drones 32,915 32,915 e 8c 1 260,610 1 260,610 e',
'8c ap cy 46,000 +46,000 e 8c ics haeuav 22,388 22,388 predator uav 7 22,078 7 22,078 total, other aircraft',
'703,514 748,779 +45,265 modification of inservice aircraft: strategic aircraft: b 2a 21,723 21,723 b 1b 48,793 48,793 b 52 8,425',
'33,525 +25,100 f 117 32,005 32,005 tactical aircraft: a 10 33,891 45,091 +11,200 f 15 258,247 306,747 +48,500 f 16',
'248,830 328,020 +79,190 t/at 37 83 83 airlift aircraft: c 5 95,401 95,401 c 9 3,271 3,271 c 17a 97,124',
'108,124 +11,000 c 21 1,883 1,883 c 22 c 32a 23,568 5,568 18,000 c 37a 376 376 c 141 737',
'737 trainer aircraft: t 1 t 3 efs aircraft 1,949 1,949 t 38 120,520 120,520 t 41 aircraft 89 89',
't 43 4,929 4,929 other aircraft: kc 10a atca 55,370 55,370 c 12 1,521 1,521 c 18 345 345 c',
'20 mods 5,235 5,235 vc 25a mod 98 98 c 130 91,524 103,524 +12,000 c 135 328,232 328,232 darp 165,540',
'276,640 +111,100 e 3 88,654 88,654 e 4 31,559 31,559 e 8 33,389 33,389 h 1 3,535 3,535 h 60',
'23,648 23,648 other aircraft 28,214 28,214 other modifications: classified projects 16,729 16,729 passenger safety modifications total, modification of inservice 1,875,437',
'2,155,527 +280,090 aircraft aircraft spares and repair parts: aircraft spares/ 356,856 356,856 repair parts aircraft support equipment and facilities: common',
'support equipment: aircraft support eq 177,943 177,943 and facilities post production support: a 10 b 2a 18,603 18,603 b 2b',
'42,700 42,700 c 130 1,365 1,365 e 4 1,463 1,463 f 15 post production support 7,267 7,267 f 16 post',
'production support 25,464 25,464 industrial preparedness 25,352 25,352 war consumables 43,015 66,115 +23,100 misc production charges 398,474 471,374 +72,900 common',
'ecm equipment 4,836 4,836 darp 98,410 98,410 total, aircraft support equipment and 844,892 940,892 +96,000 facilities total, aircraft procurement, air',
'force 9,539,602 7,289,934 2,249,668 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these',
'adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported',
'by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow',
'execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation',
'of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year',
'2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate f 16 c/d myp 183,000',
'+183,000 six 6 block 50/52 aircraft 183,000 +183,000 c 17 myp 2,211,923 2,211,923 transfer to national defense airlift fund 2,211,923',
'2,211,923 c 17 myp 266,800 266,800 transfer to national defense airlift fund 266,800 266,800 c 17 ics 412,200 412,200 transfer',
'to national defense airlift fund 412,200 412,200 ec 130j 90,000 +90,000 c 130j 208,051 84,051 124,000 conversion of two 2',
'aircraft to ec and kc models 124000 124,000 jpats 113,825 132,725 +18,900 seven 7 additional aircraft 18,900 +18,900 v 22',
'osprey 27,209 22,674 4,535 program reduction 4535 4,535 civil air patrol a/c 2,548 6,348 +3,800 additional cap aircraft 3,800 +3,800',
'e 8c 46,000 +46,000 advanced procurement for one 1 aircraft 46,000 +46,000 b 52 8,425 33,525 +25,100 maintain 94 b',
'52 aircraft 25,100 +25,100 a 10 33,891 45,091 +11,200 integrated flight and fire control computer modification 11,200 +11,200 f 15',
'258,247 306,747 +48,500 e kit engine modifications 48,000 +48,000 survivability enhancements 26,900 +26,900 jhmcs delays and technical problems 5,500 5,500',
'alq 135 delays and technical problems 20,900 20,900 f 16 248,830 328,020 +79,190 digital terrain system dts 16,500 +16,500 229',
'engine mods for ang block 42 aircraft 69,000 +69,000 jhmcs delays and technical problems 11,310 11,310 obogs retrofit 5,000 +5,000',
'c 17a 97,124 108,124 +11,000 c 17 maintenance training system 11,000 +11,000 c 32a 23,568 5,568 18,000 communications update 18,000',
'18,000 c 40 52,000 +52,000 one 1 c 40 series for ang 52,000 +52,000 c 130 91,524 103,524 +12,000 hc',
'130 flir systems for ang 4,500 +4,500 c 130 simulator 7,500 +7,500 darp 165,540 276,640 +111,100 rc 135 reengining 2',
'59,900 +59,900 cobra ball digital processing/receiving 9,000 +9,000 rivet joint mission trainer 15,500 +15,500 u 2 syers 3,000 +3,000 compass',
'call block 30/35 mission crew simulator 23,700 +23,700 war consumables 43,015 66,115 +23,100 ale 50 towed decoys 23,100 +23,100 misc',
'production charges 398,474 471,374 +72,900 precision attack targeting system pods 72,900 +72,900 c 17. the committee has fully funded the',
'budget request amount for c 17 aircraft procurement, c 17 advanced procurement, and c 17 interim contractor support. however, the',
'committee recommendation transfers the c 17 program to the national defense airlift fund account and appropriates all requested funds within',
'this account. c 130 modifications. the committee provides $7,500,000 for the acquisition and establishment of a public/private initiative to make',
'available lower cost c 130 simulated training for air force, air national guard, coast guard and commercial c 130 operators.',
'the secretary of the air force shall report to the house and senate committees on appropriations on the potential acquisition',
'of existing simulators to support this effort, and the location of the simulator training site to support the pacific air',
'forces. c 5. the committee has approved the budget request amount, $95,401,000, for c 5 modifications. the request included $59,600,000',
'for the c 5 avionics modernization program. during the committees april 26, 2000 hearing, general shelton testified, we are in',
'the process right now of taking a look at the long term cost of the c 5 and doing an',
'analysis of alternatives in terms of whether or not we should continue to pour money into an element of the',
'c 5 fleet, the c 5 alpha, the older version of the c 5, or whether or not it would',
'be more cost effective over the long term to start converting, phasing them out and the replacing them with c',
'17s. that is an ongoing study right now. accordingly, the committee directs that the appropriated funds are available only for',
'modification of c 5b aircraft. commando solo. the committee directs the secretary of the air force to conduct an analysis',
'of options for effective airframe alternatives to accomplish the commando solo mission, to include the investigation of cost effective, commercial',
'aircraft replacement options. this report shall be provided to the congressional defense committees not later than february 15, 2001. missile',
'procurement, air force appropriations, 2000 $2,211,407,000 budget estimate, 2001 3,061,715,000 committee recommendation 2,920,815,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,920,815,000',
'for the missile procurement, air force account for fiscal year 2001. this recommendation is $140,900,000 below the budget request. this',
'appropriation provides financing for the construction, procurement, and modification of missiles, rockets, spacecraft, and related equipment, including investment and repair',
'parts, ground handling equipment, and training devices; and the expansion of public and private plants, government owned equipment, and installations.',
'committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars',
'senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate missile procurement, air force ballistic missiles: missile replacement',
'eq 42,308 42,308 ballistic other missiles: strategic: advanced cruise missile 2,006 2,006 tactical: joint standoff weapon 174 90,828 174 90,828',
'agm 130 powered gbu 15 96 96 amraam 204 98,687 204 98,687 industrial facilities: industrial facilities 3,017 3,017 missile replacement',
'equipment other: missile 2,623 2,623 replacement eq other total, other missiles 197,257 197,257 modification of inservice missiles: class iv: advanced',
'cruise missile sidewinder aim 9x 28,428 28,428 mm iii modifications 375,129 375,129 agm 65d maverick 2,042 2,042 air launch cruise',
'missile 4,066 4,066 peacekeeper m x 99 99 modifications less than $5 million 99 99 total, modification of inservice missiles.',
'409,863 409,863 missile spares + repair parts: missile spares 44,026 44,026 repair parts other support: space programs: wideband gapfiller satellites',
'space ap 25,736 25,736 cy spaceborne equip comsec 9,765 9,765 global positioning space 196,937 166,637 30,300 global positioning space ap',
'cy 13,404 13,404 nudet detection system 1,478 1,478 def meteorological sat prog space 68,582 68,582 defense support program space 106,356',
'106,356 defense satellite comm system space 22,770 22,770 titan space boosters space 469,720 384,720 85,000 evolved expendable launch veh space',
'3 287,996 3 287,996 medium launch vehicle space 55,939 45,939 10,000 special programs: special programs 968,498 952,898 15,600 special update',
'programs 141,080 141,080 total, other support 2,368,261 2,227,361 140,900 total, missile procurement, air force 3,061,715 2,920,815 140,900 committee recommended adjustments',
'committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination',
'of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development',
'and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional',
'priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill',
'authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from',
'item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate global positioning space 196,937 166,637 30,300 titan space boosters space 469,720 384,720',
'85,000 medium launch vehicle space 55,939 45,939 10,000 procurement of ammunition, air force appropriations, 2000 $442,537,000 budget estimate, 2001 638,808,000',
'committee recommendation 654,808,000 this appropriation finances the acquisition of ammunition, modifications, spares, weapons, and other ammunition related items for the',
'air force. the committee recommends an appropriation of $654,808,000 for the procurement of ammunition, air force account for fiscal year',
'2001. the recommendation is an increase of $16,000,000 above the budget request. committee recommended program the following table details the',
'committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance',
'qty. to budget estimate procurement of ammunition, air force procurement of ammo, air force: rockets 11,466 26,466 +15,000 cartridges 70,090',
'70,090 bombs: practice bombs 32,731 33,731 +1,000 general purpose bombs 30,745 30,745 cawcf closure costs 1,400 1,400 sensor fuzed weapon',
'300 107,201 300 107,201 joint direct attack munition 9,098 219,848 9,098 219,848 wind corrected munitions dispenser 6,308 104,046 6,308 104,046',
'flare, ir mju 7b: spares and repair parts 2,431 2,431 modifications less than $5 million 196 196 items less than',
'$5 million 7,806 7,806 fuzes: flares 37,432 37,432 joint programmable fuse jpf 9,342 9,342 total, procurement of ammo, air force',
'634,734 650,734 +16,000 weapons: small arms 4,074 4,074 total, procurement of ammunition, air force 638,808 654,808 +16,000 committee recommended adjustments',
'committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination',
'of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development',
'and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional',
'priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill',
'authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from',
'item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate rockets 11,466 26,466 +15,000 hydra rockets 15,000 +15,000 practice bombs 32,731 33,731',
'+1,000 mou 93 conical tail fin 1,000 +1,000 other procurement, air force appropriations, 2000 $7,146,157,000 budget estimate, 2001 7,699,127,000 committee',
'recommendation 7,605,027,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $7,605,027,000 for the other procurement, air force account for fiscal year 2001.',
'the recommendation is a reduction of $94,100,000 below the budget request. this appropriation provides for the procurement of weapons systems',
'and equipment other than aircraft and missiles. included are munitions, other weapons, the leasing of vehicles, electronic and telecommunications systems',
'for command and control of operational forces, and ground support equipment for weapons systems and supporting structure. committee recommended program',
'the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate',
'compared qty. estimate qty. allowance qty. to budget estimate other procurement, air force vehicular equipment: passenger carrying vehicles: sedan, 4',
'dr 4x2 16 254 16 254 buses 66 4,101 66 4,101 ambulances 8 646 8 646 law enforcement vehicle 83',
'1,706 83 1,706 armored sedan 1 200 1 200 cargo + utility vehicles: truck multi stop 1 ton 4x2 17,593',
'17,593 family medium tactical vehicles 5,869 5,869 high mobility vehicle myp 13,435 13,435 cap vehicles 768 768 items less than',
'$5 million 29,235 29,235 special purpose vehicles: hmmwv, armored 5,586 15,586 +10,000 tractor, tow, flightline 5,042 5,042 items less than',
'$5 million 18,373 18,373 fire fighting equipment: truck crash p 19 8,761 8,761 items less than $5 million 3,700 3,700',
'materials handling equipment: truck, f/l 10,000 lb 4,857 4,857 60k a/c loader 48 96,948 48 96,948 next generation small loader',
'ngsl 34 24,144 34 14,144 10,000 items less than $5 million 4,530 4,530 base maintenance support: truck, dump 1,763 1,763',
'runway snow remov and cleaning equip 5,852 5,852 modifications 387 387 items less than $5 million 8,616 8,616 total, vehicular',
'equipment 262,366 262,166 200 electronics and telecommunications equip: comm security equipment comsec : comsec equipment 23,346 27,346 +4,000 modifications comsec',
'491 491 intelligence programs: intelligence data handling sys intelligence training equipment 1,572 1,572 intelligence comm equip 5,530 5,530 electronics programs:',
'air traffic ctrl/land sys atcals national airspace system 58,663 58,663 theater air control sys improvement 15,431 15,431 weather observ/forcast 33,515',
'33,515 strategic command and control 20,858 20,858 cheyenne mountain complex 602 602 tac sigint support 1,447 1,447 special comm electronics',
'projects: automatic data processing equip 74,771 74,771 af global command and control sys 14,753 14,753 mobility command and control 8,495',
'8,495 air force physical security system 34,519 34,519 combat training ranges 26,003 47,403 +21,400 minimum essential emergency comm net 1,584',
'1,584 c3 countermeasures 15,681 15,681 heater battle mgt c2 sys 56,820 56,820 air force communications: information transmission systems base information',
'infrastructure 177,283 177,283 uscentcom 7,335 7,335 defense message system dms 17,947 17,947 disa programs: navstar gps space 9,112 9,112 defense',
'meteorological sat prog spac nudet detection sys nds space 2,674 2,674 af satellite control network space 39,094 39,094 spacelift range',
'system space 92,714 92,714 milsatcom space 53,027 46,027 7,000 space mods space 25,959 25,959 organization and base: tactical c e',
'equipment 101,222 101,222 combat survivor/evader locater radio 3,104 3,104 radio equipment 16,630 16,630 tv equipment afrtv 2,005 2,005 cctv/audiovisual equipment',
'3,227 3,227 base comm infrastructure 74,301 74,301 cap com and elect 386 386 items less than $5 million 7,204 7,204',
'modifications: comm elect mods 54,372 54,372 total, electronics and telecommunications 1,105,465 1,123,865 +18,400 equip other base maintenance and support equip:',
'test equipment; base/alc calibration package 10,106 10,106 primary standards laboratory pack age 1,105 1,105 items less than $5 million 9,541',
'9,541 personal safety and rescue equip: night vision goggles 2,833 2,833 items less than $5 million 6,744 19,244 +12,500 depot',
'plant + materials handling eq: mechanized material handling equip 15,118 15,118 items less than $5 million 9,241 9,241 electrical equipment:',
'floodlights 10,718 10,718 items less than $5 million 7,187 7,187 base support equipment: base procured equipment 15,171 15,171 medical/dental equipment',
'17,025 17,025 environmental projects 941 941 air base operability 1,838 1,838 photographic equipment 6,037 6,037 productivity investments 8,259 8,259 mobility',
'equipment 50,021 54,021 +4,000 air conditioners 6,217 6,217 items less than $5 million 25,350 25,350 special support projects: intelligence production',
'activity 38,629 38,629 tech surv countermeasures eq 2,975 2,975 darp rc135 12,785 12,785 darp, mrigs 89,049 89,049 selected activities 5,794,849',
'5,666,049 128,800 special update program 136,317 136,317 defense space reconnaissance program 8,985 8,985 industrial preparedness 1,148 1,148 modifications 177 177',
'first destination transportation 11,294 11,294 total, other base maintenance and support 6,299,660 6,187,360 112,300 equip spare and repair parts: spares',
'and repair parts 31,636 31,636 total, other procurement, air force 7,699,127 7,605,027 94,100 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following',
'table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for',
'programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion',
'of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify',
'shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities',
'of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee',
'budget estimate recommendation estimate armored sedan 200 200 hmmwv, armored 5,586 15,586 +10,000 up armored hmmwv 10,000 +10,000 next generation',
'small loader ngsl 24,144 14,144 10,000 comsec equipment 23,346 27,346 +4,000 secure terminal equipment 4,000 +4,000 combat training ranges 26,003',
'47,403 +21,400 unmanned threat emitter 21,400 +21,400 milsatcom space 53,027 46,027 7,000 items less than $5,000,000 6,744 19,244 +12,500 laser',
'eye protection 2,500 +2,500 supply assets tracking system 10,000 +10,000 mobility equipment 50,021 54,021 +4,000 emergency support heli basket 4,000',
'+4,000 secure terminal equipment ste. the committee recommends an increase of $4,000,000 in c\3\ countermeasures for the procurement of only',
'the ste. mechanized material handling equipment. the committee recommends an increase of $10,000,000 for the supply asset tracking system which',
'provides visibility of supplies from receipt to final issue. the increase is only for the procurement of sats. smart t.',
'the committee is concerned that the secure mobile anti jam reliable tactical terminal smart t program has experienced problems demonstrating',
'reliability test values necessary to award the fiscal year 2000 contract option. gbs receiver suites. the committee is concerned with',
'the delay in the program and is not confident that the money can be executed in fiscal year 2001. the',
'committee recommends a decrease of $7,000,000. procurement, defense wide appropriations, 2000 $2,249,566,000 budget estimate, 2001 2,275,308,000 committee recommendation 2,294,908,000 the',
'committee recommends an appropriation of $2,294,908,000 for the procurement, defense wide account for fiscal year 2001, an increase of $19,600,000',
'from the budget request. this appropriation provides for procurement of capital equipment for the office of the secretary of defense,',
'the defense special weapons agency, the defense information systems agency, the defense logistics agency, the defense investigative service, the defense',
'contract audit agency, the defense support project office, the joint staff, the defense commissary agency, special operations forces, chemical biological',
'defense activities, and other classified and unclassified activities of the department of defense. the program includes procurement of automatic data',
'processing equipment, mechanized material handling systems, the lease of general and special purpose vehicles, supplies, spare parts, communications equipment, expansion',
'of public and private plants, acquisition of land, and for other purposes. committee recommended program the following table details the',
'committee recommendations in comparison to the presidents budget: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance',
'qty. to budget estimate procurement, defense wide major equipment: major equipment, osd/whs: motor vehicles 321 321 major equipment, osd 64,872',
'39,872 25,000 major equipment, whs 23,191 23,191 armed forces information services department of defense education activity major equipment, nsa: defense',
'airborne 11,535 11,535 reconnaissance program major equipment, disa: mobile satellite system tech information systems security 26,655 26,655 continuity of operations',
'3,233 3,233 defense message system 19,399 19,399 global command and control sys 3,671 3,671 global combat support system 5,136 5,136',
'standard tactical entry point 2,469 2,469 items less than $5 million 14,429 14,429 major equipment, dla: defense support activities 82,863',
'82,863 automatic document conversion sys tem 15,000 +15,000 major equipment, dcaa: items less than $5 4,714 4,714 million major equipment,',
'tjs: major equipment, tjs 28,171 28,171 ballistic missile defense organization: patriot pac 3 40 365,457 40 365,457 national missile defense',
'74,530 74,530 c4i 3,975 3,975 navy area tbdm program defense threat reduction agency: vehicles 145 145 other major equipment 44,034',
'44,034 defense security cooperation agency: other major 656 656 equipment major equipment, afis: major equipment, afis 4,695 4,695 major equipment,',
'dodde: major equipment, dodde 1,546 1,546 total, major equipment 785,697 775,697 10,000 special operations command: aviation programs: sof rotary wing',
'upgrades 68,480 68,480 sof training systems 2,364 2,364 mc 130h combat talon ii 10,403 10,403 cv 22 sof modification 4',
'8,533 4 8,533 ac 130u gunship acquisition 13,871 13,871 c 130 modifications 26,237 26,237 aircraft support 2,186 2,186 shipbuilding: advanced',
'seal delivery sys 25,500 28,800 +3,300 advanced seal delivery sys ap cy 22,472 22,472 submarine conversion 1,559 1,559 ammunition programs:',
'sof ordnance replenishment 36,632 36,632 sof ordnance acquisition 25,978 25,978 other procurement programs: comm equipment and electronics 74,444 74,444 sof',
'intelligence systems 32,309 32,309 sof small arms and weapons 11,829 21,579 +9,750 maritime equipment mods 909 909 sof combatant craft',
'systems 14,511 14,511 spares and repair parts 11,780 11,780 sof maritime equipment 5,801 5,801 miscellaneous equipment 14,376 17,126 +2,750 sof',
'planning and rehearsal system 2,021 2,021 classified programs 105,547 105,547 psyop equipment 7,575 7,575 total, special operations command 525,317 541,117',
'+15,800 chemical/biological defense: cbdp: individual protection 108,725 110,525 +1,800 decontamination 12,195 12,195 joint bio defense program 141,781 141,781 collective protection',
'36,179 36,179 contamination avoidance 175,056 177,556 +2,500 total, chemical/biological defense 473,936 478,236 +4,300 classified programs 9 490,358 9 499,858 +9,500',
'human resources enterprise strategy total, procurement, defense wide 2,275,308 2,294,908 +19,600 committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists',
'program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which',
'are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess',
'funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in',
'the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the',
'department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate major equipment, osd 64,872 39,872 25,000 excessive growth 25,000 25,000 defense support activities 82,863 97,863 +15,000 automatic document',
'conversion 15,000 +15,000 advanced seal delivery sys 22,472 25,772 +3,300 production enhancement acceleration 3,300 +3,300 sof small arms & weapons',
'11,829 21,579 +9,750 balcs 9,750 +9,750 miscellaneous equipment 14,376 17,126 +2,750 navsciatts collateral equip 2,750 +2,750 individual protection 108,725 110,525',
'+1,800 c2a1 canister 1,800 +1,800 contamination avoidance 175,056 177,556 +2,500 m291 decontamination kits 2,500 +2,500 major equipment osd. the committee',
'recommends a reduction for excessive growth in lower priority computing equipment. additionally, the committee is encouraged that the department of',
'defense has fully funded the mentor protege program at $24,894,000. national guard and reserve equipment appropriations, 2000 $150,000,000 budget estimate,',
'2001 committee recommendation 150,000,000 the committee recommends a funding level of $150,000,000 for national guard and reserve dedicated equipment. this',
'recommendation is $150,000,000 above the budget request. the appropriation for this account includes direction for each reserve or national guard',
'component commander to prepare and submit to the congressional defense committees a detailed assessment of that components modernization priorities. the',
'committee maintains that the reserves and national guard should exercise control of funds provided for their modernization in this account.',
'the separate submission of these assessments, directly from the components chiefs to the committees will ensure that the reserve and',
'national guard priorities are addressed in the allocation of this appropriation. committee recommended program the following tables detail the committee',
'recommendations in comparison to the presidents budget request: in thousands of dollars senate budget senate compared qty. estimate qty. allowance',
'qty. to budget estimate national guard and reserve equipment reserve equipment: army reserve: miscellaneous equipment 20,000 +20,000 navy reserve: miscellaneous',
'equipment 20,000 +20,000 marine corps reserve: miscellaneous equipment 10,000 +10,000 air force reserve: miscellaneous equip ment 20,000 +20,000 total, reserve',
'equipment 70,000 +70,000 national guard equipment: army national guard: miscellaneous equipment 50,000 +50,000 air national guard: miscellaneous equipment 30,000 +30,000',
'total, national guard equipment 80,000 +80,000 total, national guard and reserve equipment. 150,000 +150,000 committee recommended adjustments army reserve miscellaneous',
'equipment. the committee recommends $20,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of army reserve',
'units. navy reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $20,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness',
'ratings of navy reserve units. marine corps reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $10,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous',
'equipment to improve the readiness ratings of marine corps reserve units. air force reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $20,000,000',
'for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of air force reserve units. army national guard',
'miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $50,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of army',
'national guard units. air national guard miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $30,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to',
'improve the readiness ratings of air national guard units. items of special interest the committee agrees that the national guard',
'and reserve equipment program shall be executed by the heads of the guard and reserve components with priority consideration for',
'miscellaneous equipment appropriations given to the following items: multiple launch rocket system mlrs , paladin, onboard oxygen generating system field',
'evaluation for the air national guard, litening ii targeting pod system, sincgars radios, f 16 sadl d, bradley fighting vehicles',
'upgrades, f 15 bol systems, hmmwv striker vehicles, support equipment for patriot missile air defense battalions, heavy expanded mobility tactical',
'truck for mlrs units, army tank recovery vehicle program, fire fighting trucks for air guard, air traffic control landing system',
'atcals , maneuver control system, construction equipment service life extension program, family of medium tactical vehicles, c 130j procurement, a',
'10 upgrades, f 15 e kit upgrades, f 16 blk 42 engine modification kits, precision attack targeting system pats ,',
'simulators for norwich army, master cranes, modular command post system, laser marksmanship, uh60/uh1 flight simulators, f 16 modernization, standard integrated',
'command post system sicps , situational awareness data link, kc 135 multi point refueling, naval construction force communications equipment, and',
'c212 stol fixed wing aircraft. title iv research, development, test, and evaluation summary of committee action the fiscal year 2001',
'department of defense budget request for research, development, test, and evaluation rdt&e totaled $37,862,401,000. title iv of the accompanying senate',
'bill contains $39,597,489,000, an increase of $1,735,088,000 or 4.5 percent, to the budget estimate. the recommended allowance is $1,991,929,000 above',
'the fiscal year 2000 appropriation for rdt&e in title iv. the following table summarizes the budget estimates and committee recommendations:',
'in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test, and evaluation: army',
'5,260,346 5,683,675 +423,329 navy 8,476,677 8,812,070 +335,393 air force 13,685,576 13,931,145 +245,569 defense wide 10,238,242 10,952,039 +713,797 operational test and',
'evaluation 201,560 218,560 +17,000 total, title iv, rdt&e 37,862,401 39,597,489 +1,735,088 committee recommendations the committee has reflected a number of',
'its funding adjustments in a table format. the committee directs that the funding increases outlined in the tables which follow',
'shall be provided only for the specific purposes outlined in the table entry. electronic warfare modernization department of defense electronic',
'warfare plan. the committee is concerned that many of the defense departments active and reserve fighter aircraft have inadequate radar',
'warning receivers. most fighter aircraft have no infrared warning systems. however, it is clear to adversaries that u.s. forces rely',
'on the ability to achieve air dominance. further, these adversaries have greater access than ever to anti aircraft missile systems',
'with advanced seeker technologies. while future aircraft are being designed with protection systems, we cannot afford to leave todays forces',
'ill equipped to face the threat. while data links and information from other sensors can contribute to a pilots situation',
'awareness, it is not clear this will be adequate for a pilot to avoid an unexpected threat. our deployed forces',
'face these threats today, and the defense department needs to jointly prepare for tomorrow. the committee believes these matters merit',
'careful review by the department of defense and the congress. as a step toward this reassessment, the committee directs that',
'the fiscal year 2002 electronic warfare plan include a section identifying the existing and projected surface to air and air',
'to air threat systems which our forces may confront. the report should provide a brief analysis of each systems capability',
'and potential for enhancement. in addition to outlining u.s. threat warning and self protection systems, the report should provide a',
'specific assessment of each systems capability against the current and projected threats. finally, the report should detail the annual funding',
'for each ew program in the future years defense program budget. the committee directs that this report be provided no',
'later than april 1, 2001. research, development, test, and evaluation, army appropriations, 2000 $5,266,601,000 budget estimate, 2001 5,260,346,000 committee recommendation',
'5,683,675,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $5,683,675,000 for the armys research, development, test, and evaluation programs, an increase of',
'$423,329,000 to the budget request. the budget activities and programs funded under this appropriation are discussed below. mortar anti personnel/anti',
'material mapam . the committee has previously directed the secretary of the army to conduct a comparative side by side',
'test and evaluation program to determine the lethality and effectiveness of mapam mortar ammunition when compared to the m720 ammunition.',
'the committee is aware that funding previously provided is inadequate to the task and; therefore, recommends $5,000,000 for the express',
'purpose of i conducting the side by side test program, ii conducting an independent evaluation of the test results, and',
'iii type classification of the mapam ammunition. man in the loop command activation feature. the committee strongly supports the development',
'of the man in the loop non self destruct alternative landmine system, and has provided funds to accelerate its deployment.',
'however, the committee is concerned that the department is considering including a command activation feature, and directs the department to',
'consult with the committee prior to any decision to obligate funds for the development of such a feature. modernized hellfire.',
'the committee understands that the army is considering moving toward a common chemical energy missile in the future and that',
'modernized hellfire is intended to be the baseline program to achieve this worthy goal. however, it is noted that no',
'funds are programmed in this budget to proceed in this direction. accordingly, the army is directed to ensure that these',
'fiscal year 2001 rdte funds are used, in part, to perform a program definition study to determine the potential of',
'a common ground and air to ground missile. the army is encouraged to provide a common missiles program funding line',
'in the next budget submission. low cost interceptor. the committee recommends $9,000,000 for the low cost interceptor lci . the',
'express purpose is to evaluate conceptual designs, fabricate, and test component missile hardware. smdc battlelab. the committee recommends that the',
'battlelab consider the establishment of an internal space technology integration center stic . the stic would serve the important function',
'of integrating and migrating varied space assets throughout the army and promoting more comprehensive utilization of these systems in all',
'combat applications. objective crew served weapon ocsw . the ocsw may represent the single biggest advance in dismounted firepower since',
'the invention of the machine gun. as the army tries to maintain a significant firepower advantage in its lighter, more',
'mobile force, fielding this weapon is even more critical. the committee is troubled that there is not more visible support',
'for the program within the army. the committee recommends $5,000,000 to the joint service small arms program specifically to accelerate',
'development and deployment of the ocsw. within 60 days of passage of this legislation, the committee directs the army to',
'provide a report on the status of the program. management headquarters. the committee recommends $8,371,000 for management headquarters, of which',
'$3,000,000 is to support the akamai project. this is a reduction of $20,000,000 from fiscal year 2000. of this amount,',
'the committee recommends $2,000,000 to continue the ongoing cooperative agreement with an institution of higher learning, and $1,000,000 to continue',
'telehealth activities and advanced concept technology demonstrations. the committee notes that the program has large unobligated balances as has been',
'slow in awarding contracts for projects of special interest to the committee. crusader. the committee directs the army to refocus',
'crusader as a technology program to further artillery evolution within the future combat systems program. the committee provides $200,000,000 in',
'support of the armys effort to develop and acquire an effective direct fire artillery system compatible with the transformation initiative.',
'combat rations. the committee is aware of an effort by the national center for food safety and technology in summit',
'argo, illinois to address important food safety issues with regard to combat rations. specifically, the national center will focus its',
'research on high pressure processing of low acid foods used in meals ready to eat. the committee encourages the department',
'to continue its cooperative research agreement with the national center and to provide adequate funding for both research and facility',
'rehabilitation. threat mine virtual simulator. of the funds appropriated for threat mine virtual simulator, not less than $200,000 shall be',
'set aside for the advanced cognitive reasoning technology development program. committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program',
'recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are',
'lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds',
'based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the',
'budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department',
'of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation',
'estimate defense research sciences 132,164 136,414 +4,250 cold regions military engineering 1,250 +1,250 force protection from terrorist weapons 3,000 +3,000',
'university and industry research centers 54,365 60,865 +6,500 bh62 electromechanics & hypervelocity physics 3,000 +3,000 army centers for excellence 500',
'+500 program priorities 3,000 +3,000 materials technology 11,557 24,557 +13,000 composite materials 6,000 +6,000 advanced materials processing 7,000 +7,000 missile',
'technology 47,183 55,183 +8,000 future army tactical missile integration program fmti 8,000 +8,000 modeling and simulation technology 30,479 35,479 +5,000',
'photonics 5,000 +5,000 combat vehicle and automotive technology 63,589 87,089 +23,500 hybrid electric hmmwv field evaluation & technical insertion 7,000',
'+7,000 alternative vehicle propulsion 10,000 +10,000 national automotive center smart truck 3,500 +3,500 full spectrum active protection 3,000 +3,000 ballistics',
'technology 49,750 55,750 +6,000 ah75 electric gun technology 6,000 +6,000 joint service small arms program 5,415 10,415 +5,000 objective crew',
'served weapon 5,000 +5,000 weapons and munitions technology 33,761 38,761 +5,000 weapons and munitions technology program initiative 5,000 +5,000 electronics',
'and electronic devices 23,869 34,469 +10,600 aa zinc air battery 1,900 +1,900 improved high rate alkaline cell 1,200 +1,200 lithium',
'carbon monoflouride coin cell 900 +900 rechargable cylindrical cell 1,600 +1,600 low cost reusable alkaline manganese zinc 500 +500 aa',
'zinc air battery production 2,000 +2,000 portable hybrid electron power systems 1,500 +1,500 polymer extrusion 1,000 +1,000 countermine systems 12,386',
'17,786 +5,400 acoustic mine detection 2,500 +2,500 landmine warfare & barrier advanced development 2,900 +2,900 environmental quality technology 13,994 19,994',
'+6,000 environmental quality technology 6,000 +6,000 military engineering technology 42,344 53,844 +11,500 cold regions base camps 1,500 +1,500 center for',
'geosciences 3,000 +3,000 university partnering for operational support 4,000 +4,000 thermoelectric power generation for military applications 3,000 +3,000 warfighter technology',
'24,659 26,659 +2,000 blisterguard socks 2,000 +2,000 medical technology 75,729 102,229 +26,500 center for innovative minimally invasive therapy cimit 12,000',
'+12,000 dye targeted laser fusion 5,000 +5,000 emergency blood purification for combat casualty care 2,000 +2,000 osteoporosis and bone disease',
'research 7,500 +7,500 warfighter advanced technology 15,469 20,469 +5,000 biosystems technology 5,000 +5,000 medical advanced technology 16,512 73,012 +56,500 center',
'for prostate disease research at wramc 7,500 +7,500 gallo center for alcoholism research 10,000 +10,000 joint diabetes project 14,000 +14,000',
'neuroscience research nrh 6,000 +6,000 life support for trauma and transport lstat 1,000 +1,000 micropet at uab 1,000 +1,000 recombinant',
'vaccine research 6,000 +6,000 tafenoquine antimalarial agent 2,000 +2,000 volume angiocat 6,000 +6,000 gallo prostate cancer center 3,000 +3,000 combat',
'vehicle and automotive advanced technology 148,114 89,114 59,000 improved materials & powertrain arch for 21st century trucks 5,000 +5,000 impact',
'mobile parts hospital technology mpht pro gram 8,000 +8,000 national auto center & warfighting battle labs 5,000 +5,000 fuel cell',
'auxiliary power units 4,000 +4,000 future scout & calvary system 85,000 85,000 advanced combat vehicle technology program 4,000 +4,000 missile',
'and rocket advanced technology 25,107 47,107 +22,000 amcom technical base 10,000 +10,000 counter active protection systems 2,000 +2,000 missile simulation',
'technology 10,000 +10,000 army missile defense systems integration dem/val 12,573 92,573 +80,700 army space control 5,000 +5,000 family of systems',
'simulators 3,000 +3,000 army coe accoustics 3,000 +3,000 low cost interceptor 9,000 +9,000 smdc battellab/space tech integration center 15,000 +15,000',
'aero acoustic instrumentation 4,000 +4,000 tactical high energy laser thel 15,000 +15,000 acoustic technology research 4,000 +4,000 radar power technology',
'4,000 +4,000 supercluster distributed memory technology 2,000 +2,000 scramjet acoustic combustion enhancement 2,000 +2,000 northern edge range safety instrumentation $8,400,000',
', and 14,700 +14,700 northern edge launch range infrastructure and equipment $6,300,000 tank and medium caliber ammunition 30,139 45,139 +15,000',
'xm 1007 term ke 15,000 +15,000 advanced tank armament system atas 118,139 268,139 +150,000 transformation initiative 150,000 +150,000 night vision',
'systems advanced development 10,968 16,068 +5,100 night vision systems 5,100 +5,100 aviation adv dev 5,848 10,848 +5,000 virtual cockpit optimization',
'program vcop 5,000 +5,000 artillery systems dem/val 355,309 200,309 155,000 crusader realignment 155,000 155,000 ew development 61,056 79,056 +18,000 sirfc/atircm',
'18,000 +18,000 engineer mobility equipment development 15,000 +15,000 night vision systems eng dev 32,574 34,074 +1,500 eye safe laser 1,500',
'+1,500 combat feeding, clothing, and equipment 86,321 89,821 +3,500 force provider 3,500 +3,500 joint surveillance/target attack radar system 17,898 21,898',
'+4,000 control data link system improvement 4,000 +4,000 aviation eng dev 7,104 12,104 +5,000 advanced integrated helmet system auhs program',
'5,000 +5,000 weapons and munitions eng dev 22,505 31,505 +9,000 mortar anti personnel/anti material mapam 5,000 +5,000 m2hb .50 caliber',
'quick change barrel 1,500 +1,500 small arms fire control system safcs 2,500 +2,500 medical materiel/medical biological defense equipment eng dev',
'6,318 9,318 +3,000 life support for trauma and transport lstat 3,000 +3,000 landmine warfare/barrier eng dev 69,584 99,584 +30,000 non',
'self detructing landmine alternative 30,000 +30,000 radar development 8,429 13,429 +5,000 sentinel radar, forward area air defense systems faads 5,000',
'+5,000 firefinder 37,363 47,363 +10,000 an/tpq 47 radar 10,000 +10,000 information technology development 94,170 98,170 +4,000 joint computer aided acquisition',
'& logistics support 3,000 +3,000 electronic commodity pilot 1,000 +1,000 threat simulator development 13,901 18,801 +4,900 threat mine simulator 2,500',
'+2,500 threat information operations simulator 2,100 +2,100 xm18s 2,700 2,700 xm milimeter wave jammer 3,000 +3,000 target systems development 13,346',
'10,346 3,000 aerial targets 3,000 3,000 concepts experimentation program 15,410 20,410 +5,000 mounted maneuver battle lab mmbl 5,000 +5,000 army',
'test ranges and facilities 119,657 119,657 5,000 stinger blk ii 5,000 5,000 wsmr 5,000 +5,000 survivability/lethality analysis 27,248 43,248 +16,000',
'information operations warfare vulnerabiltiy assessment 16,000 +16,000 dod high energy laser test facility 14,521 38,921 +24,400 solid state high energy',
'laser 20,000 +20,000 helstf 4,400 +4,400 support of operational testing 71,079 68,779 2,300 joint test operational testing 2,300 2,300 munitions',
'standardization, effectiveness and safety 11,276 13,276 +2,000 munitions standardization 2,000 +2,000 management headquarters research and development 5,371 8,371 +3,000 akamai',
'3,000 +3,000 mlrs product improvement program 59,523 75,523 +16,000 mlrs 16,000 +16,000 aerostat joint project office 24,996 26,996 +2,000 jlens',
'2,000 +2,000 combat vehicle improvement programs 99,423 63,923 35,500 abrams legacy fleet digitization 4,500 +4,500 engine upgrade 40,000 40,000 aircraft',
'modifications/product improvement programs 95,829 107,829 +12,000 ah 64d apache longbow focused modernization 12,000 +12,000 force twenty one xxi , warfighting',
'rapid acquisition program 6,021 6,021 termination 6,021 6,021 other missile product improvement programs 64,418 56,418 8,000 tube launched optically tracked',
'wire guided missile 8,000 8,000 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles 29,427 36,427 +7,000 end item industrial preparedness activities 57,906 72,906 +15,000',
'totally integrated munitions enterprise project 10,000 +10,000 continuous manufacturing technology mantech 3,000 +3,000 singcars radios 2,000 +2,000 committee recommended program',
'the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars change from item',
'2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test and eval, army basic research: 1 in house laboratory independent',
'research 14,459 14,459 2 defense research sciences 132,164 136,414 +4,250 3 university and industry research centers 54,365 60,865 +6,500 total,',
'basic research 200,988 211,738 +10,750 applied research: 4 tractor rose 5 materials technology 11,557 24,557 +13,000 6 sensors and electronic',
'survivability 20,722 20,722 7 tractor hip 7,226 7,226 8 aviation technology 31,080 31,080 9 ew technology 17,310 17,310 10 missile',
'technology 47,183 55,183 +8,000 11 advanced weapons technology 993 993 12 modeling and simulation technology 30,479 35,479 +5,000 13 combat',
'vehicle and automotive technology 63,589 87,089 +23,500 14 ballistics technology 49,750 55,750 +6,000 15 chemical, smoke and equipment defeating technology',
'3,530 3,530 16 joint service small arms program 5,415 10,415 +5,000 17 weapons and munitions technology 33,761 38,761 +5,000 18',
'electronics and electronic devices 23,869 34,469 +10,600 19 night vision technology 20,465 20,465 20 countermine systems 12,386 17,786 +5,400 21',
'human factors engineering technology 15,786 15,786 22 environmental quality technology 13,994 19,994 +6,000 23 command, control, communications technology 23,314 23,314',
'24 computer and software technology 3,987 3,987 25 military engineering technology 42,344 53,844 +11,500 26 manpower/personnel/training technology 11,869 11,869 27',
'warfighter technology 24,659 26,659 +2,000 28 medical technology 75,729 102,229 +26,500 29 army artificial intelligence technology 1,338 1,338 30 dual',
'use science and technology 10,154 10,154 total, applied research 602,489 729,989 +127,500 advanced technology development: 31 warfighter advanced technology 15,469',
'20,469 +5,000 32 medical advanced technology 16,512 73,012 +56,500 33 aviation advanced technology 28,810 28,810 34 weapons and munitions advanced',
'technology 29,738 29,738 35 combat vehicle and automotive advanced technology 148,114 89,114 59,000 36 command, control, communications advanced technology 21,505',
'21,505 37 manpower, personnel and training advanced technology 3,072 3,072 38 tractor hike 12,217 12,217 40 tractor red 984 984',
'41 tractor rose 10,892 10,892 42 military hiv research 5,889 5,889 43 tractor hip 980 980 44 global surveillance/air defense/precision',
'strike tech 21,307 21,307 45 ew technology 15,359 15,359 47 missile and rocket advanced technology 25,107 47,107 +22,000 48 tractor',
'cage 3,083 3,083 49 landmine warfare and barrier advanced technology 20,894 20,894 50 joint service small arms program 4,469 4,469',
'51 line of sight technology demonstration 50,727 50,727 52 night vision advanced technology 33,341 33,341 53 environmental quality technology development',
'1,616 1,616 54 military engineering advanced technology 5,207 5,207 55 advanced tactical computer science and sensor tech 15,613 15,613 total,',
'advanced technology development 490,905 515,405 +24,500 demonstration and validation: 56 army missile defense systems integration dem/val 12,573 92,573 +80,000 57',
'landmine warfare and barrier adv dev 22,803 22,803 58 tank and medium caliber ammunition 30,139 45,139 +15,000 59 advanced tank',
'armament system atas 118,139 268,139 +150,000 60 army data distribution system 17 17 61 soldier support and survivability 13,574 13,574',
'62 night vision systems advanced development 10,968 16,068 +5,100 63 environmental quality technology dem/val 4,897 4,897 64 nato research and',
'development 1,920 1,920 65 aviation adv dev 5,848 10,848 +5,000 66 weapons and munitions adv dev 28,679 28,679 67 logistics',
'and engineer equipment adv dev 6,317 6,317 68 combat service support control system evaluation 13,753 13,753 69 medical systems adv',
'dev 15,259 15,259 70 tractor cage dem/val 979 979 71 artillery systems dem/val 355,309 200,309 155,000 72 scamp block ii',
'dem/val 20,277 20,277 total, demonstration and validation 661,451 761,551 +100,100 engineering and manufacturing devel: 74 aircraft avionics 42,280 42,280 75',
'armed, deployable oh 58d 532 532 76 comanche 614,041 614,041 77 ew development 61,056 79,056 +18,000 78 joint tactical radio',
'62,218 62,218 79 all source analysis system 44,084 44,084 80 tractor cage 2,916 2,916 81 modernized hellfire 4,969 4,969 82',
'infantry support weapons 2 2 83 medium tactical vehicles 1,959 1,959 84 smoke, obscurant and target defeating sys eng dev',
'3,461 3,461 85 javelin 490 490 86 landmine warfare 15,902 15,902 87 family of heavy tactical vehicles 88 air traffic',
'control 2,026 2,026 89 tactical unmanned ground vehicle tugv 90 light tactical wheeled vehicles 9,893 9,893 91 armored systems modernization',
'asm eng. dev 2,200 2,200 92 engineer mobility equipment development 15,000 +15,000 93 night vision systems eng dev 32,574 34,074',
'+1,500 94 combat feeding, clothing, and equipment 86,321 89,821 +3,500 95 non system training devices eng dev 73,295 73,295 96',
'terrain information eng dev 6,082 6,082 97 integrated meteorological support system 1,771 1,771 98 integrated broadcast service 6,060 6,060 99',
'air defense command, control and intelligence eng de 16,462 16,462 100 automatic test equipment development 12,956 12,956 101 distributive interactive',
'simulations dis eng dev 20,689 20,689 102 tactical exploitation of national capabilities emd 57,419 57,419 103 brilliant anti armor submunition',
'bat 96,102 96,102 104 joint surveillance/target attack radar system 17,898 21,898 +4,000 105 positioning systems development space 2,420 2,420 106',
'combined arms tactical trainer catt core 18,498 18,498 107 aviation eng dev 7,104 12,104 +5,000 108 weapons and munitions eng',
'dev 22,505 31,505 +9,000 109 logistics and engineer equipment eng dev 20,457 20,457 110 command, control, communications systems eng dev',
'49,316 49,316 111 medical materiel/medical biological defense equipment 6,318 9,318 +3,000 112 landmine warfare/barrier eng dev 69,584 99,584 +30,000 113',
'sense and destroy armament missile eng dev 52,848 52,848 114 combat identification 5,362 5,362 115 army tactical command and control',
'hardware and software. 33,420 33,420 116 losat 26,800 26,800 117 radar development 8,429 13,429 +5,000 118 firefinder 37,363 47,363 +10,000',
'120 artillery systems emd 20,105 20,105 121 information technology development 94,170 98,170 +4,000 total, engineering and manufacturing devel 1,770,357 1,878,357',
'+108,000 rdt&e management support: 122 threat simulator development 13,901 18,801 +4,900 123 target systems development 13,346 10,346 3,000 124 major',
't&e investment 44,019 44,019 125 rand arroyo center 19,872 19,872 126 army kwajalein atoll 153,326 153,326 127 concepts experimentation program',
'15,410 20,410 +5,000 129 army test ranges and facilities 119,657 119,657 130 army technical test instrumentation and targets 33,156 33,156',
'131 survivability/lethality analysis 27,248 43,248 +16,000 132 dod high energy laser test facility 14,521 38,921 +24,400 133 aircraft certification 3,200',
'3,200 134 meteorological support to rdt&e activities 6,927 6,927 135 materiel systems analysis 8,737 8,737 136 exploitation of foreign items',
'3,582 3,582 137 support of operational testing 71,079 68,779 2,300 138 army evaluation center 26,337 26,337 139 programwide activities 73,811',
'73,811 140 technical information activities 26,749 26,749 141 munitions standardization, effectiveness and safety 11,276 13,276 +2,000 144 environmental compliance 145',
'army acquisition pollution prevention program 5,418 5,418 150 management headquarters research and development 5,371 8,371 +3,000 total, rdt&e management support',
'696,943 746,943 +50,000 operational systems developement: 152 mlrs product improvement program 59,523 75,523 +16,000 153 aerostat joint project office 24,996',
'26,996 +2,000 154 domestic preparedness against weapons of mass destruct 155 adv field artillery tactical data system 36,816 36,816 156',
'combat vehicle improvement programs 99,423 63,923 35,500 157 maneuver control system 48,910 48,910 158 aircraft modifications/product improvement pro grams 95,829',
'107,829 +12,000 159 aircraft engine component improvement program 2,929 2,929 160 digitization 29,671 29,671 161 force xxi battle command, brigade',
'and below fbcb2 63,601 63,601 162 force twenty one xxi , warfighting rapid acquisi tion 6,021 6,021 163 missile/air defense',
'product improvement program 12,365 12,365 164 other missile product improvement programs 64,418 56,418 8,000 165 tractor card 3,837 3,837 166',
'joint tactical communications program tri tac 38,926 38,926 167 joint tactical ground system 6,267 6,267 168 special army program 5,215',
'5,215 169 security and intelligence activities 170 information systems security program 8,140 8,140 171 global combat support system 71,955 71,955',
'172 satcom ground environment space 43,229 43,229 173 wwmccs/global command and control system 14,234 14,234 174 traffic control, approach and',
'landing system 783 783 175 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles 29,427 36,427 +7,000 176 airborne reconnaissance systems 4,898 4,898 177 distributed',
'common ground systems 7,894 7,894 178 end item industrial preparedness activities 57,906 72,906 +15,000 total, operational systems developement 837,213 839,692',
'+2,479 0 army ground intelligence center total, research, development, test and eval, army 5,260,346 5,683,675 +423,329 research, development, test, and',
'evaluation, navy appropriations, 2000 $9,110,326,000 budget estimate, 2001 8,476,677,000 committee recommendation 8,812,070,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $8,812,070,000 for',
'the navys research, development, test, and evaluation programs, an increase of $335,393,000 to the budget request. the budget activities and',
'programs funded under this appropriation are discussed below. applied communications and information networking program acin . the committee recognizes that',
'communications and networking technologies are critical to department of defense dod command and control, cooperative engagement, precision strike, intelligence dissemination,',
'logistics, and day to day business operations. the committee also recognizes that most advanced technology developments in these areas emerge',
'from commercial industry. to promote increased partnering between commercial industry and the dod in these technologies, the committee recommends $15,000,000',
'for the applied communications and information networking program at the center for telecommunications and information networking at drexel university in',
'camden, new jersey. national technology alliance program nta . the committee has supported expansion of the national technology alliance nta',
'program from the intelligence community to the defense department in fiscal year 1999 and fiscal year 2000. the efforts that',
'have been undertaken by the ntas component laboratories, consisting of the national media laboratory nml , the national information display',
'laboratory nidl and the national center for applied technology in support of the navy are what was envisioned. the assessment',
'and application of commercially developed advanced information technologies to naval operations and systems have already saved unnecessary r&d investments. ongoing',
'efforts hold the promise of greater savings and increased effectiveness. the committee recommends an additional $15,000,000 for the nta program.',
'the committee further wishes to see the assistant secretary of the navy for research, development and acquisition oversee and guide',
'this department wide program and to insure that the navy adequately programs for the nta in future. vectored thrust ducted',
'propeller. the committee provides an increase of $3,200,000 for the vectored thrust ducted propeller vtdp compound helicopter flight demonstration to',
'mitigate the added cost of the navys changes in contracting strategy, demonstration platform, ground and flight testing requirements. in accordance',
'with the navys prior year commitments to congress to flight test this technology, the committee expects the navy to address',
'the balance of any funding shortfall as part of the fiscal year 2002 budget process. the committee understands the air',
'force has expressed interest in the navys vtdp compound helicopter demonstration effort, and recommends the navy work with the air',
'force to ensure that joint combat rescue requirements are addressed as part of this demonstration. theater air and missile defense.',
'the committee is aware of the navys attempts to define a comprehensive theater air and missile defense program, linking theater',
'missile defense, overland cruise missile defense, with a robust battlespace management c\4\i capability. to accelerate this effort, the committee recommends',
'an increase of $15,000,000 for the e 2c rmp littoral surveillance program and $10,000,000 for cooperative engagement capability p\3\i efforts',
'to link the uesa radar and other sensors with cec. anti armor weapons system smaw follow on loset . the',
'committee continues to support work begun last year on the loset technology in support of the shoulder launched multi purpose',
'assault weapon smaw and its relevance to the follow on to smaw fots effort in the marine corps. this promising',
'technology will provide the marine corps with a fire from enclosure capability in a soft launch environment that is safe',
'for the users. the current effort is limited to the investigation of the loset application to the high explosive dual',
'purpose warhead. the committee is aware that the fots requirement is for a family of warheads to include but not',
'limited to smoke, flechette and concussion. based on the success of the program to date and the need for additional',
'warheads r&d, the committee has added $3,000,000 to continue and expand the loset effort in support of fots. science and',
'technology funding. the committee is concerned about inadequate funding for science and technology by the navy for future technological needs',
'and the growing diversion of resources from long term investment to short term expenditures. the committee is especially concerned about',
'technologies which need to be supported over the long term because they: 1 are essential national naval responsibilities; 2 have',
'the potential to have a major impact on the navy after next; and 3 are not likely to be supported',
'by the private sector. an important set of technologies which falls into this category is naval ship technologies which includes:',
'hydrodynamics; machinery, electrical and propulsion systems; stealth; ship protection and structures; and advanced seaborne materials. to maintain u.s. technological superiority',
'in these areas, the committee recommends that the administration give serious consideration to the relationship between increased and consistent funding',
'in science and technology and the maintenance of u.s. technology superiority, and reflects these considerations in future budget submissions and',
'fydps. the committee notes the critical importance of the work being done at the carderock division of the naval sea',
'systems command and believes that a larger percent of the navy science and technology needs to be directed toward this',
'area in the future. committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these',
'adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported',
'by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow',
'execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation',
'of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year',
'2001. in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate air and surface launched weapons',
'technology 37,966 49,966 +12,000 free electron laser 5,000 +5,000 pulse detonation engine technology 7,000 +7,000 ship, submarine & logistics technology',
'44,563 58,813 +14,250 biodegradable polymers 1,250 +1,250 non magnetic, stainless steel adv double hull 5,000 +5,000 3dp metal fabrication process',
'5,000 +5,000 bio environmental hazards research program bhrp 3,000 +3,000 marine corps landing force technology 9,793 12,793 +3,000 center for',
'emerging threats & opportunities 3,000 +3,000 communications, command and control, intel, surveillance 79,905 132,905 +53,000 hyperspectral research 3,000 +3,000 networking',
'program, acin 15,000 +15,000 uesa signal processing 10,000 +10,000 tatical component network demonstration 10,000 +10,000 e 2c rmp littoral surveillance',
'15,000 +15,000 materials, electronics and computer technol ogy 68,076 87,576 +19,500 materials electronics & computer technology program 2,000 +2,000 vacuum',
'electronics 5,000 5,000 advanced materials processing center 5,000 +5,000 wood composite technology project 1,500 +1,500 innovative communications materials 2,000 +2,000',
'intermediate moduls carbon fiber qualification 2,000 +2,000 silicon carbide semiconductor material development 4,000 +4,000 nanoscale science & technology program 3,000',
'+3,000 composite storage module 3,000 +3,000 advanced materials innovative communications materials 2,000 +2,000 oceanographic and atmospheric technology 60,320 65,320 +5,000',
'littoral acoustic demonstration center ladc 2,000 +2,000 distributed marine environmental forecasting system 3,000 +3,000 undersea warfare weaponry technology 35,028 41,228',
'+6,200 computational engineering design 4,000 +4,000 mems 2,200 +2,200 dual use applications program 10,067 12,067 +2,000 energy and environmental technology',
'initiative 2,000 +2,000 air systems and weapons advanced technology 39,667 45,367 +5,700 precision strike navigator 5,700 +5,700 surface ship &',
'submarine hm&e advanced technology 37,432 57,232 +19,800 laser welding and cutting 2,800 +2,800 virtual test bed 2,000 +2,000 modular composite',
'hull 4,000 +4,000 composite helo hangar door 5,000 +5,000 supply chain best practices program 2,000 +2,000 advanced waterjet 21 4,000',
'+4,000 marine corps advanced technology demonstration atd 54,749 58,749 +4,000 marine corps combat development command, project albert 4,000 +4,000 manpower,',
'personnel and training adv tech dev 26,988 29,988 +3,000 rit center for integrated manufacturing 3,000 +3,000 environmental quality and logistics',
'advanced technology 24,002 42,202 +18,200 ocean power technology 3,000 +3,000 hybrid lidar radar 3,000 +3,000 geotrack positioning technology program 7,500',
'+7,500 smart base initiative 2,700 +2,700 visualization of technical information 2,000 +2,000 navy technical information presentation sys tem 49,506 52,506',
'+3,000 joint experimentation 3,000 +3,000 undersea warfare advanced technology 58,296 61,296 +3,000 magnetrestrictive transduction 3,000 +3,000 mine and expeditionary warfare',
'advanced technology 45,618 48,618 +3,000 ocean modeling for mine & expeditionary war fare 3,000 +3,000 advanced technology transition 76,333 102,533',
'+26,200 vectored thrust ducted propellor 3,200 +3,200 advanced hull form inshore demonstrator 8,000 +8,000 hyswac 5,000 +5,000 usmc att initiative',
'10,000 +10,000 c3 advanced technology 29,673 44,673 +15,000 national technology alliance 15,000 +15,000 air/ocean tactical applications 30,337 32,837 +2,500 national',
'center of excellence in hydrography 2,500 +2,500 asw systems development 19,680 24,680 +5,000 advanced periscope detection 5,000 +5,000 surface and',
'shallow water mine countermeasures 97,929 102,929 +5,000 minesweeper integrated combat weapons sys tem 5,000 +5,000 shipboard system component development 244,437',
'252,437 +8,000 mttc/ipi 8,000 +8,000 ssgn conversion 34,762 39,762 +5,000 conversion 5,000 +5,000 advanced submarine system development 113,269 127,769 +14,500',
'enhanced performance motor brush 2,000 +2,000 conformal acoustic velocity sonar caves 5,000 +5,000 common towed arrays 5,000 +5,000 c128 advanced',
'composite submarine sail 2,500 +2,500 ship preliminary design & feasibility studies 46,896 50,496 +3,600 shipboard simulator for usmc operations 20,000',
'+20,000 jccx analysis of alternatives 16,400 16,400 advanced surface machinery systems 5,635 10,135 +4,500 naval combat survivabilty 4,500 +4,500 combat',
'system integration 32,966 37,966 +5,000 common command and decision system 5,000 +5,000 conventional munitions 28,619 31,619 +3,000 navy insensitive munitions',
'3,000 +3,000 marine corps assault vehicles 137,981 155,481 +17,500 marine corps assault vehicles 17,500 +17,500 marine corps ground combat/support system',
'23,216 43,516 +20,300 smaw follow on 3,000 +3,000 high mobility artillery rocket systems 17,300 +17,300 cooperative engagement 119,257 149,257 +30,000',
'cooperative engagement capability 20,000 +20,000 cec p\3\i 10,000 +10,000 land attack technology 143,044 133,244 9,800 extended range guided munition 10,000',
'+10,000 alam 19,800 19,800 joint strike fighter jsf dem/val 131,566 327,666 +196,094 flight test program extension +10,000 +10,000 demonstration/validation program',
'extension 186,094 +186,094 nonlethal weapons dem/val 23,580 29,580 +6,000 joint nonlethal weapons laboratory 2,000 +2,000 non lethal research and technology',
'4,000 +4,000 space and electronic warfare sew architecture/engineering 34,100 38,100 +4,000 support collaborative integrated information technology 4,000 +4,000 av 8b',
'aircraft eng dev 38,061 24,961 13,100 laser sport tracker 13,100 13,100 multi mission helicopter upgrade development 69,946 79,946 +10,000 advanced',
'threat infared countermeasures 4,000 +4,000 sh 60r atircm 6,000 +6,000 air crew systems development 17,466 16,027 1,439 k 36 ejection',
'seat qualification 6,439 6,439 joint service ejection seat program 5,000 +5,000 ew development 97,281 122,281 +25,000 ea 6b link 16',
'integration 30,000 +30,000 icap iii reserve 5,000 5,000 sc 21 total ship system engineering 305,274 313,274 +8,000 multi function radar',
'an/spy 3 5,000 +5,000 power node control centers 3,000 +3,000 surface combatant combat system engineering 179,684 204,684 +25,000 aegis combat',
'system engineering upgrade 25,000 +25,000 ssn 688 and trident modernization 34,801 49,801 +15,000 arci 10,000 +10,000 antenna technology improvement 5,000',
'+5,000 new design ssn 207,091 210,091 +3,000 submarine common architecture 3,000 +3,000 ship contract design/ live fire t&e 62,204 72,204',
'+10,000 nuclear aircraft carrier design and product modeling 10,000 +10,000 ship self defense emd 85,049 87,149 +2,100 anti ship missile',
'decoy system 2,100 +2,100 medical development 5,273 11,773 +6,500 smart aortic arch catheter 1,500 +1,500 coastal cancer control 5,000 +5,000',
'distributed surveillance system 20,710 40,710 +20,000 advanced deployable system 20,000 +20,000 joint strike fighter emd 295,962 295,962 extend dem/val 295,962',
'295,962 major t&e investment 40,707 43,707 +3,000 fleet air training 3,000 +3,000 center for naval analyses 43,889 38,889 5,000 program',
'reduction 5,000 5,000 test and evaluation support 270,327 272,327 +2,000 pmrf 2,000 +2,000 marine corps program wide support 8,091 9,091',
'+1,000 marine corps university 1,000 +1,000 f/a 18 squadrons 248,093 243,093 5,000 aflir reserve 4,000 4,000 jhmcs contract savings 1,000',
'1,000 consolidated training systems development 27,059 32,059 +5,000 joint tactical combat training system 5,000 +5,000 harm improvement 21,355 26,355 +5,000',
'quick bolt, acdt program 5,000 +5,000 navy science assistance program 19,000 +19,000 lash 10,000 +10,000 range airship 9,000 +9,000 f',
'14 upgrade 1,228 11,228 +10,000 demonstrate sar pod 9,000 +9,000 rwr antenna replacement and system enhancement 1,000 +1,000 marine corps',
'communications systems 96,153 99,153 +3,000 joint enhanced core communications system 3,000 +3,000 joint c\4\isr battle center jbc 7,795 9,795 +2,000',
'interoperability process software tools 2,000 +2,000 airborne reconnaissance systems 4,759 8,759 +4,000 hyperspectral modular upgrades to airborne recon. system 4,000',
'+4,000 space activities 2,000 +2,000 spawar satcom systems integration initiative 2,000 +2,000 modeling and simulation support 9,106 14,106 +5,000 spawar',
'5,000 +5,000 classified programs 531,940 457,940 74,000 committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to',
'the budget request: in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test',
'and eval, navy basic research: 1 in house laboratory independent research 16,343 16,343 2 defense research sciences 381,139 381,139 total,',
'basic research 397,482 397,482 applied research: 3 air and surface launched weapons technology 37,966 49,966 +12,000 4 ship, submarine and',
'logistics technology 44,563 59,063 +14,500 5 aircraft technology 21,057 21,057 6 marine corps landing force technology 9,793 12,793 +3,000 8',
'communications, command and control, intelligence 79,905 132,905 +53,000 9 human systems technology 30,939 33,939 +3,000 10 materials, electronics and computer',
'technology 68,076 87,576 +19,500 11 electronic warfare technology 26,043 26,043 12 undersea warfare surveillance technology 52,488 52,488 13 mine countermeasures,',
'mining and special warfare 50,864 50,864 14 oceanographic and atmospheric technology 60,320 65,320 +5,000 15 undersea warfare weaponry technology 35,028',
'41,228 +6,200 16 dual use science and technology program 10,067 12,067 +2,000 total, applied research 527,109 645,309 +118,200 advanced technology',
'development: 17 air systems and weapons advanced technology 39,667 45,367 +5,700 18 precision strike and air defense technology 68,555 68,555',
'19 advanced electronic warfare technology 17,583 17,583 20 surface ship and submarine hm&e advanced technology 37,432 57,232 +19,800 21 marine',
'corps advanced technology demonstration atd 54,749 58,749 +4,000 22 medical development 10,110 10,110 23 manpower, personnel and training adv tech',
'dev 26,988 29,988 +3,000 24 environmental quality and logistics advanced technolog 24,002 2,202 +18,200 25 navy technical information presentation system',
'49,506 52,506 +3,000 26 undersea warfare advanced technology 58,296 61,296 +3,000 27 mine and expeditionary warfare advanced technology 45,618 48,618',
'+3,000 28 advanced technology transition 76,333 102,533 +26,200 29 c3 advanced technology 29,673 44,673 +15,000 total, advanced technology development 538,512',
'639,412 +100,900 demonstration and validation: 30 air/ocean tactical applications 30,337 32,837 +2,500 31 aviation survivability 7,536 7,536 32 asw systems',
'development 19,680 24,680 +5,000 33 tactical airborne reconnaissance 1,956 1,956 34 advanced combat systems technology 6,943 6,943 35 surface and',
'shallow water mine countermeasures 97,929 102,929 +5,000 36 advanced submarine combat systems development 37 surface ship torpedo defense 38 carrier',
'systems development 148,952 148,952 39 shipboard system component development 244,437 252,437 +8,000 40 pilot fish 107,598 107,598 41 advanced software',
'and computing technology 42 retract larch 11,895 11,895 43 retract juniper 44 radiological control 572 572 45 surface asw 6,752',
'6,752 46 ssgn conversion 34,762 39,762 +5,000 47 advanced submarine system development 113,269 127,769 +14,500 48 submarine tactical warfare systems',
'4,356 4,356 49 ship concept advanced design 162 162 50 ship preliminary design and feasibility studies 46,896 50,496 +3,600 51',
'advanced nuclear power systems 168,483 168,483 52 advanced surface machinery systems 5,635 10,135 +4,500 53 chalk eagle 64,770 64,770 54',
'combat system integration 32,966 37,966 +5,000 55 conventional munitions 28,619 31,619 +3,000 56 marine corps assault vehicles 137,981 155,481 +17,500',
'58 marine corps ground combat/support system 23,216 43,516 +20,300 59 joint service explosive ordnance development 13,131 13,131 60 cooperative engagement',
'119,257 149,257 +30,000 61 ocean engineering technology development 15,371 15,371 62 environmental protection 62,194 62,194 63 navy energy program 4,942',
'4,942 64 facilities improvement 1,824 1,824 65 chalk coral 52,886 52,886 66 navy logistic productivity 67 retract maple 125,222 125,222',
'68 link plumeria 42,372 42,372 69 retract elm 13,541 13,541 70 ship self defense dem/val 6,610 6,610 71 link evergreen',
'9,712 9,712 72 special processes 62,510 62,510 73 nato research and development 8,992 8,992 74 land attack technology 143,044 133,244',
'9,800 75 joint strike fighter jsf dem/val 131,566 327,660 +196,094 76 nonlethal weapons dem/val 23,580 29,580 +6,000 77 all service',
'combat identification evaluation team 13,110 13,110 79 hard and deeply buried target defeat system hdbtds 80 space and electronic warfare',
'sew architecture/en gine 34,100 38,100 +4,000 total, demonstration and validation 2,229,666 2,549,860 +320,194 engineering and manufacturing devel: 81 training system',
'aircraft 82 other helo development 24,393 24,393 83 av 8b aircraft eng dev 38,061 24,961 13,100 84 standards development 95,814',
'95,814 85 multi mission helicopter upgrade development 69,946 79,946 +10,000 86 s 3 weapon system improvement 455 455 87 air/ocean',
'equipment engineering 6,051 6,051 88 p 3 modernization program 2,906 2,906 89 tactical command system 57,817 57,817 90 h 1',
'upgrades 139,680 139,680 91 acoustic search sensors 20,766 20,766 92 v 22a 148,168 148,168 93 air crew systems development 17,466',
'16,027 1,439 94 ew development 97,281 122,281 +25,000 95 sc 21 total ship system engineering 305,274 313,274 +8,000 96 surface',
'combatant combat system engineering 179,684 204,684 +25,000 97 lpd 17 class systems integration 273 273 98 tri service standoff attack',
'missile 2,024 2,024 99 standard missile improvements 1,194 1,194 100 airborne mcm 47,312 47,312 101 ssn 688 and trident modernization',
'34,801 49,801 +15,000 102 air control 13,538 13,538 103 enhanced modular signal processor 875 875 104 shipboard aviation systems 9,833',
'9,833 105 combat information center conversion 3,720 3,720 106 submarine combat system 3,642 3,642 107 swath small waterplane area twin',
'hull oceanographic 108 new design ssn 207,091 210,091 +3,000 109 ssn 21 developments 6,617 6,617 110 submarine tactical warfare system',
'20,492 20,492 111 ship contract design/live fire t&e 62,204 72,204 +10,000 112 navy tactical computer resources 3,291 3,291 113 mine',
'development 1,968 1,968 114 unguided conventional air launched weapons 2,581 2,581 115 lightweight torpedo development 9,347 9,347 116 marine corps',
'mine countermeasures systems eng dev 117 joint direct attack munition 26,151 26,151 118 joint service explosive ordnance development 7,102 7,102',
'119 personnel, training, simulation, and human factors 1,271 1,271 120 navy energy program 5,531 5,531 121 battle group passive horizon',
'extension system 2,232 2,232 122 joint standoff weapon systems 20,823 20,823 123 ship self defense emd 85,049 87,149 +2,100 124',
'medical development 5,273 11,773 +6,500 125 navigation/id system 18,487 18,487 126 distributed surveillance system 20,710 40,710 +20,000 127 joint strike',
'fighter jsf emd 295,962 295,962 128 commercial operations and support savings initia tive. 129 smart card dev/mod 1,240 1,240 130',
'information technology development 6,833 6,833 131 information technology development 15,259 18,259 +3,000 132 navy standard integrated personnel system nsips 5,917',
'5,917 total, engineering and manufacturing devel 2,152,405 1,969,504 182,901 rdt&e management support: 133 threat simulator development 24,293 24,293 134 target',
'systems development 41,138 41,138 135 major t&e investment 40,707 43,707 +3,000 136 studies and analysis support navy 8,056 8,056 137',
'center for naval analyses 43,889 38,889 5,000 138 fleet tactical development 2,886 2,886 140 technical information services 949 949 141',
'management, technical and international support 17,644 17,644 142 strategic technical support 2,403 2,403 143 rdt&e science and technology management 53,380',
'53,380 144 rdt&e instrumentation modernization 12,045 12,045 145 rdt&e ship and aircraft support 76,128 76,128 146 test and evaluation support',
'270,327 272,327 +2,000 147 operational test and evaluation capability 8,957 8,957 148 navy space and electronic warfare sew support 3,262',
'3,262 149 sew surveillance/reconnaissance support 12,694 12,694 150 marine corps program wide support 8,091 9,091 +1,000 151 tactical cryptologic activities',
'4,666 4,666 total, rdt&e management support 631,515 632,515 +1,000 operational systems developement: 153 advanced development projects 207,000 207,000 154 retract',
'violet 30,161 30,161 156 commercial operations and support savings initia tive. 12,485 12,485 157 strategic sub and weapons system support',
'42,687 44,687 +2,000 158 ssbn security technology program 31,173 31,173 159 submarine acoustic warfare development 879 879 160 f/a 18',
'squadrons 248,093 243,093 5,000 161 e 2 squadrons 18,698 18,698 162 fleet telecommunications tactical 12,012 12,012 163 tomahawk and tomahawk',
'mission planning center tmpc 91,436 91,436 164 integrated surveillance system 16,928 16,928 165 amphibious tactical support units 7,911 7,911 166',
'consolidated training systems development 27,059 32,059 +5,000 167 electronic warfare ew readiness support 9,924 9,924 168 harm improvement 21,355 26,355',
'+5,000 169 tactical data links 26,245 26,245 170 surface asw combat system integration 29,585 29,585 171 mk 48 adcap 15,853',
'15,853 172 aviation improvements 51,018 51,018 0 navy science assistance program 19,000 +19,000 173 f 14 upgrade 1,228 11,228 +10,000',
'174 operational nuclear power systems 53,435 53,435 175 marine corps communications systems 96,153 99,153 +3,000 176 marine corps ground combat/supporting',
'arms systems 22,124 22,124 177 marine corps combat services support 2,854 2,854 178 tactical aim missiles 21,705 21,705 179 advanced',
'medium range air to air missile amraam 12,140 12,140 182 satellite communications space 37,778 37,778 183 information systems security program',
'21,530 21,530 186 navy meteorological and ocean sensors space metoc 19,730 19,730 187 joint c4isr battle center jbc 7,795 9,795',
'+2,000 188 joint military intelligence programs 7,000 7,000 190 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles 113,052 113,052 orne reconnaissance systems 4,759 8,759',
'+4,000 192 manned reconnaissance systems 27,479 27,479 193 distributed common ground systems 4,482 4,482 194 naval space surveillance 2,038 2,038',
'0 space activities 2,000 +2,000 196 modeling and simulation support 9,106 14,106 +5,000 197 depot maintenance non if 34,166 34,166',
'198 industrial preparedness 59,626 59,626 199 maritime technology maritech 9,366 9,366 999 classified programs 531,940 457,940 74,000 total, operational systems',
'developement 1,999,988 1,977,988 22,000 total, research, development, test and eval, navy 8,476,677 8,812,070 +335,393 research, development, test, and evaluation, air',
'force appropriations, 2000 $13,674,537,000 budget estimate, 2001 13,685,576,000 committee recommendation 13,931,145,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $13,931,145,000 for the',
'air forces research, development, test, and evaluation programs, an increase of $245,569,000 to the budget request. the budget activities and',
'programs funded under this appropriation are discussed below. committee recommended adjustments defense support program. the committee is aware of the',
'early success of an on going program under dsp called the high accuracy network determination system hands and directs that',
'$2,000,000 of the funds provided in this program be available to continue the hands program. maui space surveillance system. the',
'committee recommends $19,625,000 for the maui space surveillance system. this funding will allow the activity to sustain operations and research',
'at the site. the committee is aware that the air force is working with the jet propulsion laboratory on a',
'near earth asteroid tracker at msss and encourages the air force to allocate up to $2,000,000 for this purpose to',
'catalog and characterize potential hazardous asteroids. airborne laser. in adding $92,400,000 to the budget request for the airborne laser abl',
'program, the committee notes the programs outstanding cost, schedule, and technical performance, as well as the potential abl has for',
'ballistic missile defense. accordingly, the committee directs the use of the additional funds to maintain the program schedule which will',
'result in the first intercept attempt in fiscal year 2003 and the initial operating capability in fiscal year 2007, barring',
'unforeseen technical problems. f 15 squadrons. the committee has provided an increase of $5,000,000 to the budget for f 15',
'survivability enhancements. the committee has also provided an increase of $26,900,000 in the aircraft procurement, air force account for procurement',
'efforts associated with the survivability enhancement program. the funds are only for the enhancing the situational awareness and survivability of',
'f 15 aircraft in air national guard and reserve squadrons. the committee is concerned that these aircraft, which are part',
'of the air expeditionary wings, will be deployed with inadequate radar warning receivers. the committee believes that these funds should',
'be focused on improving modernizing the radar warning receivers of these aircraft. the committee is also aware of a request',
'to add bol chaff systems to these aircraft. however, the committee believes that greater situational awareness will offer a greater',
'survivability enhancement and urges the air force to make radar warning receiver upgrades a first priority. joint strike fighter. the',
'committee has strongly supported previous budget requests for the joint strike fighter jsf program. this program holds the promise of',
'delivering a low cost, stealthy, joint service aircraft. the program goals of designing in manufacturability and maintainability should pay tremendous',
'dividends in future operating budgets. however, the importance of this program is such that we must make the right decisions',
'based on complete information. the committee understands the delayed start of the jsf flight testing program. the current schedule calls',
'for selection of a single design for emd in march, 2001. however, program delays may delay the initiation of flight',
'tests of the vertical takeoff and landing vtol demonstrators until the march timeframe. the committee believes that all of the',
'flight testing should be completed and fully evaluated prior to the selection of an jsf emd design. the department of',
'defense has indicated that indeed the emd decision may slip until june, 2001. the budget request included a total of',
'$261,104,000 to continue the joint strike fighter jsf demonstration/ validation effort. the budget request also included $595,502,000 for the jsf',
'engineering and manufacturing development emd program. the committee has deleted all funds from the jsf emd program elements. the committee',
'recommendation provides a total of $653,292,000 for jsf demonstration and validation, allocated between the navy and air force jsf dem/val',
'program elements. the budget assumed that dod had adequate funds to continue the jsf dem/val program through march, 2001. the',
'committee recommendation adds $20,000,000 to extend the dem/val program through june. further, the committee has added $372,188,000 which can be',
'used to further continue and enhance the jsf dem/ val program. the comittee has deleted 3 months of emd funding',
'to reflect the delay in initiating the emd program. the committee directs that dod conduct a complete flight test program',
'for the jsf prototypes and perform a full evaluation of all flight test results as part of the emd proposal',
'review. the committee is aware of no justification for changing the jsf acquisition strategy. the committee directs that dod use',
'the available funds only to proceed with the original acquisition strategy of selecting a single design, and associated industry team,',
'to develop the joint strike fighter. the committee believes that industrial base concerns can best be addressed after the source',
'selection decision. companies need to evaluate their desire to participate in the jsf program based on their strategic business objectives.',
'while the future aircraft industrial base may be a concern, dod can be partner in discussion to address these concerns',
'as companies work on viable teaming or work sharing agreements. the committee also continues to support the alternate engine program',
'aep for jsf and expects that the recommended changes in overall jsf funding will not impact the current aep schedule',
'and that no funds will be diverted from the existing aep plan. c 5 airlift squadrons. the committee has provided',
'$44,901,000, a reduction to the budget request of $47,629,000. the reduction eliminates funds for the c 5 reliability enhancement and',
'reengining program. on april 26, 2000, general shelton testified that, we have some tremendous challenges with the c 5 alpha',
'right now. when we complete this analysis of alternatives, we will be in a position i think to recommend to',
'the secretary and to be able to tell you whether or not we think it would be best just to',
'make a decision to stop pouring money into the c 5 alpha and come to you and say, we need',
'to increase the production on the c 17s or buy more, or whether or not we should go ahead and',
'fix the c 5 alphas right now. the intuition says that probably c 17s would be the right answer, but',
'i would defer on making a recommendation until we finish the analysis. the committee agrees that dod needs to complete',
'the mobility study so we all have a road map for future investment in the airlift fleet. accordingly, the committee',
'reduction defers the c 5 reliability enhancement and reengining program at this time. life support systems. the recommendation provides an',
'increase of $5,000,000 for joint seat program. the committee has made a similar recommendation within the research, development, test and',
'evaluation, navy account. the committee restates its direction contained in the department of defense appropriations act, 2000. the committee directs',
'that dod conduct a full and open competition under this program with no arbitrary restrictions applied by dod to limit',
'the competition. combat training ranges. the committee recommends an increase of $4,000,000 for advanced data oriented security module adosm integration',
'activities at combat training ranges. further, the secretary of the air force shall inform the congressional defense committees by november',
'1, 2000 of the earliest expected implementation of adosm to achieve initial operational capability for nellis and tyndall air force',
'bases. committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the',
'following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements',
'or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of',
'funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported',
'in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal year 2001. in thousands',
'of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate defense research sciences 206,149 208,149 + 2,000 optics',
'2,000 +2000 materials 72,815 97,415 +24,600 advanced physical vapor transport growth process for sic 5,000 +5,000 components aircraft structural integrity',
'3,000 +3,000 carbon foam development for aircraft/spacecraft 4,000 +4,000 ceramic matrix composites 3,600 +3,600 laser processing tools 4,000 +4,000 resin',
'transfer molded high temperature materials for 2,000 +2,000 engines thermal protection system for hypervelocity vehicles 1,500 +1,500 weathering and corrosion',
'on aircraft surfaces and parts 1,500 +1,500 aerospace flight dynamics 48,775 49,327 +552 aeronautical research 6,000 +6,000 control techniques and',
'adaptive flight control algorithms. 5,448 5,448 human effectiveness applied research 62,619 68,619 +6,000 solid electrolyte oxygen seperator 6,000 +6,000 aerospace',
'propulsion 116,262 128,362 +12,100 magnetic bearing cooling turbine mbct 6,000 +6,000 pbo membrane fuel cells 5,000 +5,000 fuels and lubricants',
'1,100 +1,100 variable display vane pump 3,000 +3,000 rocket propulsion technology 5,000 5,000 hypersonic electric power system 2,000 +2,000 space',
'technology 57,687 68,287 +10,600 haarp 7,000 +7,000 advanced aluminum aerostructures 3,000 +3,000 composite cryogenic fuel tanks 2,000 +2,000 science and',
'technology space survivability 5,600 +5,600 integrated microsatellite technology concepts 7,000 7,000 advanced materials for weapon systems 21,678 25,178 +3,500 next',
'generation launch vehicle payload f & shrouds 2,000 +2,000 vehicle health monitor 1,500 +1,500 advanced aerospace sensors 28,311 40,311 +12,000',
'integrated demonstrations and applications laboratory 6,000 +6,000 idal hyperspectral system development high altitude 6,000 +6,000 flight vehicle technology 2,445 6,272',
'+3,827 e smart chem/bio sensors 4,000 +4,000 fiber optics control technology 2,000 +2,000 control techniques and adaptive flight control algorithms.',
'1,058 1,058 autonomous control 1,115 1,115 aerospace structures 12,961 19,161 +6,200 polymetric foam core 4,000 +4,000 three dimensional woven preforms',
'2,200 +2,200 crew systems and personnel protection technology 12,479 17,479 +5,000 helmet mounted display technology 5,000 +5,000 flight vehicle technology',
'integration 13,184 16,184 +3,000 explosion resistant fuel tank lining materials 3,000 +3,000 advanced spacecraft technology 97,327 117,742 +20,415 upper stage',
'flight experiment 5,000 +5,000 scorpius low cost launcher 5,000 +5,000 solar orbital transfer vehicle sotv 5,000 +5,000 space manuever vehicle',
'smv 10,000 +10,000 second integrated space technology demonstration 4,585 4,585 maui space surveillance system msss 4,625 19,625 +15,000 advanced weapons',
'technology 33,371 45,371 +12,000 fld upgrades 7,000 +7,000 high resolution space object imaging pro gram 5,000 +5,000 environmental engineering technology',
'2,000 +2,000 joint environmental clean up 2,000 +2,000 aerospace info tech sys integration 7,429 8,029 +600 simulation based acquisition 600',
'+600 space based laser 63,216 73,216 +10,000 program increase 10,000 +10,000 airborne laser program 148,637 241,037 +92,400 airborne laser 92,400',
'+92,400 joint strike fighter 129,538 325,632 +196,094 flight test program extension 10,000 +10,000 demonstration/validation program extension 186,094 +186,094 intercontinental ballistic',
'missile dem/val 39,246 58,446 +19,200 northern edge exercise support $10,200,000 , quick 19,200 +19,200 reaction launch capability and gps certification',
'$6,000,000 , and northern edge launch range communication instrumentation $3,000,000 wideband milsatcom space 134,029 101,029 33,000 program reduction 18,000 18,000',
'global broadcast system 15,000 15,000 b 2 advanced technology bomber 48,313 53,313 5,000 ehf preliminary design and risk reduction study',
'5,000 +5,000 ew development 58,198 66,198 +8,000 precision location & identification plaid 8,000 +8,000 milstar ldr/mdr satellite communications space 236,841',
'232,841 4,000 program reduction 4,000 4,000 life support systems 14,758 17,508 +2,750 military aircraft crew seating 4,000 +4,000 k 36',
'ejection seat qualification 6,250 6,250 joint service ejection seat program 5,000 +5,000 combat training ranges 12,559 16,559 +4,000 adosm 4,000',
'+4,000 integrated command & control applications ic\2\a 214 5,014 +4,800 asset procurement automation & igatm technology 4,800 +4,800 intelligence equipment',
'1,298 6,598 +5,300 radio frequency terrorist weapon development and 5,300 +5,300 demonstration joint strike fighter emd 299,540 299,540 extend dem/val',
'299,540 299,540 rdt&e for aging aircraft 14,204 21,204 +7,000 aging gear life extension 7,000 +7,000 major t&e investment 54,057 59,057',
'+5,000 mariah ii hypersonic wind tunnel program 5,000 +5,000 rand project air force 24,080 20,080 4,000 central funding 4,000 4,000',
'initial operational test & evaluation 28,238 20,238 8,000 delayed tests 8,000 8,000 b 52 squadrons 50,787 60,787 +10,000 alq 172',
'electronic countermeasure improvement program 10,000 +10,000 a 10 squadrons 8,615 10,615 +2,000 obogs retrofit 2,000 +2,000 f 16 squadrons 124,903',
'125,903 +1,000 obogs retrofit 6,000 +6,000 auto gcas 5,000 5,000 f 15 squadrons 61,260 66,260 +5,000 survivability enhancements 5,000 +5,000',
'extended range conventional air launched cruise missile 20,000 +20,000 compass call: spear system improvements 5,834 15,834 +10,000 theater battle management',
'tbm c\4\i 41,068 46,068 +5,000 tbm core system tbmcs 5,000 +5,000 joint surveillance and target attack radar system joint 144,118',
'151,318 +7,200 stars gatm upgrades 7,200 +7,200 information systems security program 7,212 12,212 +5,000 lighthouse cyber security 5,000 +5,000 milsatcom',
'terminals 17,797 20,797 +3,000 b 2 satcom 3,000 +3,000 navstar global positioning system space and control segments 250,197 260,897 +10,700',
'gps modernization 10,700 +10,700 dragon u 2 jmip 27,546 33,546 +6,000 u 2 syers 6,000 +6,000 endurance unmanned aerial vehicles',
'109,215 127,215 +18,000 global hawk 18,000 +18,000 airborne reconnaissance systems 136,913 152,613 +15,700 jsaf lbss 10,000 +10,000 high rate laser',
'communications 5,700 +5,700 manned reconnaissance systems: ecars 11,000 +11,000 c 5 airlift squadrons 92,530 44,901 47,629 re engining program deferral',
'pending airlift strategy 47,629 47,629 industrial preparedness 53,082 56,082 +3,000 f 16 battery improvement 3,000 +3,000 productivity, reliability, availability, maintain.',
'prog ofc 15,227 24,227 +9,000 prampo blade repair facility 9,000 +9,000 cobra ball 6,000 +6,000 advanced airborne sensor 6,000 +6,000',
'committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars',
'change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test and eval, af basic research: 1 defense',
'research sciences 206,149 208,149 +2,000 total, basic research 206,149 208,149 +2,000 applied research: 2 materials 72,815 97,415 +24,600 3 aerospace',
'flight dynamics 48,775 49,327 +552 4 human effectiveness applied research 62,619 68,619 +6,000 5 aerospace propulsion 116,262 128,362 +12,100 6',
'aerospace sensors 65,644 65,644 7 hypersonic technology program 8 space technology 57,687 68,287 +10,600 9 conventional munitions 45,223 45,223 10',
'directed energy technology 32,337 32,337 11 command control and communications 78,749 78,749 12 dual use science and technology program 10,144',
'10,144 total, applied research 590,255 644,107 +53,852 advanced technology development: 13 logistics systems technology 13,895 13,895 14 advanced materials for',
'weapon systems 21,678 25,178 +3,500 15 aerospace propulsion subsystems integration 34,440 34,440 16 advanced aerospace sensors 28,311 40,311 +12,000 17',
'flight vehicle technology 2,445 6,272 +3,827 18 aerospace structures 12,961 19,161 +6,200 19 aerospace propulsion and power technology 41,964 41,964',
'20 personnel, training and simulation technology 6,491 6,491 21 crew systems and personnel protection technology 12,479 17,479 +5,000 22 flight',
'vehicle technology integration 13,184 16,184 +3,000 23 advanced sensor integration 5,350 5,350 24 electronic combat technology 25,882 25,882 25 space',
'and missile rocket propulsion 24,283 24,283 26 ballistic missile technology 27 advanced spacecraft technology 97,327 117,742 +20,415 28 space systems',
'environmental interactions technol ogy 3,412 3,412 29 maui space surveillance system msss 4,625 19,625 +15,000 30 conventional weapons technology 22,731',
'22,731 31 advanced weapons technology 33,371 45,371 +12,000 33 environmental engineering technology 2,000 +2,000 34 aerospace info tech sys integration',
'7,429 8,029 +600 36 c3i advanced development 19,468 19,468 37 space based laser 63,216 73,216 +10,000 total, advanced technology development',
'494,942 588,484 +93,542 demonstration and validation: 38 intelligence advanced development 4,401 4,401 39 airborne laser program 148,637 241,037 +92,400 40',
'advanced ehf milsatcom space 246,396 246,396 41 polar milsatcom space 26,068 26,068 42 national polar orbiting operational environmental 76,654 76,654',
'43 space control technology 9,728 9,728 45 command, control, and communication applications 7,828 7,828 46 information operations technology 991 991',
'47 combat identification technology 10,933 10,933 48 nato research and development h 5,509 5,509 49 joint strike fighter 129,538 325,632',
'+196,094 50 integrated broadcast service dem/val 24,488 24,488 51 intercontinental ballistic missile dem/val 39,246 58,446 +19,200 52 wideband milsatcom space',
'134,029 101,029 33,000 53 air force/national program cooperation afnpc 3,370 3,370 54 pollution prevention dem/val 2,543 2,543 55 joint precision',
'approach and landing systems dem/ val 18,092 18,092 58 hard and deeply buried target defeat system hdbtds total, demonstration and',
'validation 888,451 1,163,145 +274,694 engineering and manufacturing devel: 59 joint helmet mounted cueing system jhmcs 1,312 1,312 60 integrated avionics',
'planning and development 712 712 61 nuclear weapons support 10,133 10,133 62 b 1b 168,122 168,122 63 distributed mission training',
'dmt 3,782 3,782 64 specialized undergraduate pilot training 23,853 23,853 65 f 22 emd 1,411,786 1,411,786 66 b 2 advanced',
'technology bomber 48,313 53,313 +5,000 67 ew development 58,198 66,198 +8,000 68 space based infrared system sbirs high emd 569,188',
'569,188 69 space based infrared system sbirs low emd 241,021 241,021 70 milstar ldr/mdr satellite communications space 236,841 232,841 4,000',
'72 munitions dispenser development 73 armament/ordnance development 8,876 8,876 74 submunitions 4,775 4,775 75 agile combat support 668 668 76',
'joint direct attack munition 1,157 1,157 77 aeromedical/chemical defense systems 5,929 5,929 78 life support systems 14,758 17,508 +2,750 79',
'civil, fire, environmental, shelter engineering 2,746 2,746 80 joint standoff weapons systems 1,498 1,498 81 combat training ranges 12,559 16,559',
'+4,000 82 integrated command and control applications ic2a 214 5,014 +4,800 83 intelligence equipment 1,298 6,598 +5,300 84 joint tactical',
'information distribution system jtids 8,745 8,745 85 common low observables verification system clovers 11,621 11,621 86 joint interoperability of tactical',
'command and control 5,825 5,825 87 joint strike fighter emd 299,540 299,540 88 commercial operations and support savings initiative 19,851',
'19,851 89 intercontinental ballistic missile emd 18,325 18,325 90 evolved expendable launch vehicle program space 332,952 332,952 91 rdt&e for',
'aging aircraft 14,204 21,204 +7,000 92 precision attack systems 3,965 3,965 93 combat survivor evader locator 10,842 10,842 total, engineering',
'and manufacturing devel 3,553,609 3,286,919 266,690 rdt&e management support: 94 threat simulator development 34,785 34,785 95 target systems development 191',
'191 96 major t&e investment 54,057 59,057 +5,000 97 rand project air force 24,080 20,080 4,000 98 ranch hand ii',
'epidemiology study 4,356 4,356 100 initial operational test and evaluation 28,238 20,238 8,000 101 test and evaluation support 386,205 386,205',
'103 pollution prevention 104 rocket systems launch program space 7,906 7,906 105 space test program stp 46,476 46,476 107 international',
'activities 3,773 3,773 total, rdt&e management support 590,067 583,067 7,000 operational systems developement: 108 b 52 squadrons 50,787 60,787 +10,000',
'109 advanced cruise missile 4,182 4,182 110 air launched cruise missile alcm 6,457 6,457 112 region/sector operation control center modernization',
'992 992 115 air and space command and control agency asc2a 24,769 24,769 116 a 10 squadrons 8,615 10,615 +2,000',
'117 f 16 squadrons 124,903 125,903 +1,000 118 f 15e squadrons 61,260 66,260 +5,000 119 manned destructive suppression 14,670 14,670',
'120 f 117a squadrons 3,912 3,912 121 tactical aim missiles 21,706 21,706 122 advanced medium range air to air missile',
'amraam 53,707 53,707 123 af tencap 9,826 9,826 124 special evaluation program 75,443 75,443 125 compass call 5,834 15,834 +10,000',
'126 aircraft engine component improvement program 166,926 166,926 127 sensor fused weapons 0 extended range cruise missile 20,000 +20,000 128',
'joint air to surface standoff missile jassm 120,281 120,281 129 theater air control systems 19,873 19,873 131 airborne warning and',
'control system awacs 35,653 35,653 132 advanced communications systems 2,867 2,867 133 evaluation and analysis program 81,027 81,027 134 advanced',
'program technology 90,713 87,713 3,000 135 theater battle management tbm c4i 41,068 46,068 +5,000 136 joint surveillance and target attack',
'radar system 144,118 151,318 +7,200 137 seek eagle 19,472 19,472 138 advanced program evaluation 266,458 261,158 5,300 139 usaf modeling',
'and simulation 17,624 17,624 140 wargaming and simulation centers 3,874 3,874 141 mission planning systems 20,755 20,755 142 information warfare',
'support 1 1 143 war reserve materiel equipment/secondary items 1,475 1,475 144 theater missile defenses 19,824 19,824 145 technical evaluation',
'system 98,263 98,263 146 special evaluation system 74,240 74,240 151 nudet detection system 153 e 4b national airborne operations center',
'naoc 34,410 34,410 154 defense satellite communications system space 7,328 7,328 155 air force communications aircom 11,478 11,478 156 minimum',
'essential emergency communications network 15,302 15,302 157 information systems security program 7,212 12,212 +5,000 158 global combat support system 46,369',
'46,369 159 global command and control system 3,743 3,743 160 communications security comsec 4,857 4,857 161 milsatcom terminals 17,797 20,797',
'+3,000 163 selected activities 164 global air traffic management gatm 8,508 8,508 165 satellite control network space 58,643 58,643 166',
'weather service 19,942 19,942 167 air traffic control, approach, and landing system 18,093 18,093 169 security and investigative activities 467',
'467 170 national airspace system nas plan 200 200 173 titan space launch vehicles space 25,815 25,815 174 tactical terminal',
'238 238 175 defense reconnaissance support activities space 45,149 45,149 176 defense meteorological satellite program space 25,372 25,372 177 navstar',
'global positioning system user equipment sp 66,975 66,975 178 navstar global positioning system space and control s 250,197 260,897 +10,700',
'180 spacelift range system space 53,654 53,654 181 dragon u 2 jmip 27,546 33,546 +6,000 182 endurance unmanned aerial vehicles',
'109,215 127,215 +18,000 183 airborne reconnaissance systems 136,913 152,613 +15,700 184 manned reconnaissance systems 11,000 +11,000 185 distributed common ground',
'systems 21,330 21,330 186 ncmc tw/aa system 19,309 19,309 187 spacetrack space 2,553 2,553 188 defense support program space 9,462',
'9,462 189 nudet detection system space 17,088 17,088 190 space architect 0 af/national program cooperation tencap 192 modeling and simulation',
'support 1,177 1,177 193 shared early warning sew 4,219 4,219 194 c 130 airlift squadron 60,496 60,496 195 c 5',
'airlift squadrons 92,530 44,901 47,629 196 c 17 aircraft 176,439 176,439 197 air cargo material handling 463 l non if',
'198 kc 135s 487 487 199 kc 10s 19,526 19,526 200 special operations forces 1,109 1,109 201 depot maintenance non',
'if 1,515 1,515 202 industrial preparedness 53,082 56,082 +3,000 203 productivity, reliability, availability, maintain. pro 15,227 24,227 +9,000 204 joint',
'logistics program ammunition standard sys tem 11,238 11,238 205 support systems development 32,258 32,258 206 computer resources support improvement program',
'crsip 2,356 2,356 207 civilian compensation program 7,209 7,209 0 cobra ball fld 6,000 +6,000 208 nato joint stars 3,270',
'3,270 999 classified programs 4,123,225 4,126,725 +3,500 total, operational systems developement 7,362,103 7,457,274 +95,171 total, research, development, test and eval,',
'af 13,685,576 13,931,145 +245,569 research, development, test, and evaluation, defense wide appropriations, 2000 $9,256,705,000 budget estimate, 2001 10,238,242,000 committee recommendation',
'10,952,039,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $10,952,039,000 for defense wide research, development, test, and evaluation programs, an increase of',
'$713,797,000 to the budget request. the budget activities and programs funded under this appropriation are discussed below. committee recommended adjustments',
'defense experimental program to stimulate competitive research depscor . the committee endorses the office of naval researchs intelligence autonomous air',
'vehicle program, which could have a significant impact on the revolution in military affairs by helping to develop the next',
'generation of intelligent weapons pilotless combat vehicles that can fly long missions and loiter over enemy territory for extended periods.',
'in particular, the committee is aware of the important contributions made by universities and colleges to this project. the committee',
'encourages the department of defense and the navy to continue to provide robust funding for this program and for the',
'participation of universities currently supporting the research. gulf war illnesses research. the committee recommends $6,000,000 for research on gulf war',
'syndrome to extend multi disciplinary studies of its relation to fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and multiple chemical sensitivity. within this',
'amount, up to $2,000,000 may be made available expansion of the research program in the upper great plains region. the',
'research effort will include longitudinal studies of military personnel before they are deployed to potentially hostile situations and after their',
'return. chemical and biological defense program dem/val. if funds become available during the execution year, the committee supports funding of',
'the electrostatic decontamination program, which would then enter the advanced technology development phase atd under the joint services fixed site',
'decontamination program. this would enable electrostatic decontamination technology to be broadened from biological agents to chemical and hybrid agents and',
'to rapidly provide a method to quickly restore and sustain operations in cb contaminated environments. tactical technology. the committee recommends',
'$5,000,000 for ceros, $2,000,000 below the amount provided in fiscal year 2000. the committee applauds ceros for the success it',
'has had in spearheading new technology efforts such as the multipurpose processor and the midfoil design for the littoral support',
'craft, both of which were initiated through ceros grants. the committee strongly encourages the office of naval research and darpa',
'to transfer additional amounts from their funding to ceros to supplement the level recommended by the congress for this very',
'successful program. defense wide directed energy science and technology. the committee recognizes that the high energy laser master plan was',
'approved by the defense department in march, 2000. this plan proposed a new management structure for coordination and resource allocation',
'for high energy laser activities throughout the defense department. in addition, the plan listed several important findings regarding science and',
'technology funding and fragility of the industrial base, as well as offering specific recommendations to address current problems in this',
'technology field. the committee notes that the proposed joint technology office jto identified of the high energy laser master plan',
'might be more effective and efficient if situated at a location where a substantial proportion of the research, development, test',
'and evaluation activities surrounding high energy lasers takes place. the committee also believes that the jto should leverage the expertise',
'and technologies already existent at the national laboratories of the department of energy for applications designated by the task area',
'working groups. ballistic missile defense organization ballistic missile defense organization bmdo. the committee has provided $4,354,355,000 for research, development, test,',
'and evaluation rdt&e efforts on national and theater ballistic missile defense systems and technologies. this appropriation represents an overall increase',
'of $411,192,000 to the ballistic missile defense organization bmdo rdt&e budget request. the committee also provides $443,962,000, the budget request',
'amount for procurement of ballistic missile defense systems and components. thus, the total appropriation for ballistic missile defense programs in',
'this bill is $4,797,317,000. the committee has made a number of adjustments to individual rdt&e accounts as shown in the',
'following table. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate support technologies applied research',
'37,747 56,247 +18,500 photoconduction on active pixel sensors 7,000 +7,000 laser communication demonstration 5,000 +5,000 shipboard high precision lidar system',
'2,000 +2,000 bottom anti reflective coatings 2,500 +2,500 wide band gap materials 2,000 +2,000 support technologies advanced technology development 93,249',
'134,449 +41,200 silicon thick film mirror coatings 5,000 +5,000 atmospheric interceptor technology 15,000 +15,000 comprehensive advanced radar tech 5,000 +5,000',
'excalibur target & component technologies program 3,000 +3,000 rf/ir data fusion testbed 3,200 +3,200 wideband gap semiconductor 10,000 +10,000 navy',
'theater wide missile defense system 382,671 442,671 +60,000 navy theater wide tbmd program 60,000 +60,000 national missile defense dem/val 1,740,238',
'1,879,238 +139,000 risk reduction 129,000 +129,000 nmd c2 radar prototyping program 10,000 +10,000 bmd technical operations 270,718 304,218 +33,500 pmrf',
'tmd upgrades 11,500 +11,500 optical electro sensors 5,000 +5,000 range data fusion upgrade project 2,000 +2,000 espirit 2,000 +2,000 advanced',
'multi sensor fusion testbed 1,500 +1,500 kauai test facility 4,000 4,000 liquid surrogate target initiative 5,000 +5,000 adv. research center/sim',
'center 6,500 +6,500 international cooperative programs 116,992 124,992 +8,000 arrow system improvement program asip 8,000 +8,000 national missile defense. the',
'committee understands that the original nmd acquisition plan called for a competition for the additional x band radars necessary to',
'achieve c2 capability in the nmd program. the committee is aware that the ballistic missile defense organization bmdo is considering',
'a plan to prototype the competitive approaches to the c2 radars. to accelerate this effort and avoid any impact to',
'the nmd program schedule, the committee has provided an increase of $10,000,000 only to proceed with the national missile defense',
'nmd c2 radar prototyping program. pac 3/navy area defense. a significant factor in the department of defenses selection of the',
'patriot pac 3 missile was the lethality of the hit to kill concept. the committee believes the navy area program',
'could benefit from the hit to kill technology of the pac 3 interceptor. further, the defense department might realize additional',
'cost savings and logistical benefits from purchasing a common missile. therefore, the committee directs the under secretary of defense for',
'acquisition, technology and logistics to conduct a study of the potential for the pac 3 missile to be used as',
'the interceptor in the navy area program. the committee directs that this report be provide the congressional defense committees by',
'april 15, 2001. other adjustments committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee.',
'these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not',
'supported by firm requirements or out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or',
'slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and',
'implementation of recommendations reported in the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense dod for fiscal',
'year 2001. in thousands of dollars 2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate defense research sciences 90,415',
'102,015 +11,600 advanced photonics composites research 3,000 +3,000 nanoelectronic science and technology for qca 2,000 +2,000 high speed computer information',
'systems bandwidth research 2,600 +2,600 spectral hole burning applications 3,000 +3,000 wireless technology research 1,000 +1,000 university research initiatives 253,627',
'263,627 +10,000 active hyperspectral imaging sensor research 5,000 +5,000 anti corrosion studies 1,500 +1,500 military personnel research 2,000 +2,000 nuclear',
'test verification technology 1,500 +1,500 gulf war illness 16,978 27,978 +11,000 chronic multi symptom illnesses 6,000 +6,000 interdisciplinary research on',
'gulf war related illnesses 5,000 +5,000 defense experimental program to stimulate competitive research 9,859 25,000 +15,141 program increase 15,141 +15,141',
'chemical and biological defense program 33,197 38,197 +5,000 chemical agent detection via optical comput ing 2,000 +2,000 next generation thin',
'film sensor technology 3,000 +3,000 historically black colleges and universities hbcu science 14,236 17,736 +3,500 aihec tribal colleges & univ',
'comp equip & science lab 3,500 +3,500 lincoln laboratory research program 18,602 20,702 +2,100 lincoln laboratory research program 2,100 +2,100',
'computing systems and communications technol ogy 376,592 343,592 33,000 reuse technology adoption program rtap 2,000 +2,000 intelligent software for multi',
'lingual and coalition 15,000 15,000 environments asymmetric threat 5,000 5,000 mobile autonomous robot software 15,000 15,000 extensible information systems 69,282',
'54,319 14,963 deeply networked systems 5,000 5,000 common software for autonomous robotics 4,963 4,963 large scale network sensors 5,000 5,000',
'biological warfare defense 162,064 150,064 12,000 dna chip technology research 3,000 +3,000 program reduction 15,000 15,000 chemical and biological defense',
'program 73,600 81,600 +8,000 cb point detectors using thin film tech 8,000 +8,000 tactical technology 121,051 320,394 +199,343 ceros 5,000',
'+5,000 remotely controlled combat systems initiative 200,000 +200,000 advanced rotorcraft technology 5,657 5,657 integrated command and control technology 31,761 38,761',
'+7,000 flat panel displays 7,000 +7,000 materials and electronics technology 249,812 255,812 +6,000 strategic materials 3,000 +3,000 fabrication of three',
'dimensional micro structures 3,000 +3,000 nuclear sustainment & counterproliferation technologies 230,928 219,528 11,400 nuclear weapons effects 5,000 +5,000 program reduction',
'16,400 16,400 explosives demilitarization technology 8,964 19,664 +10,700 thin layered chromotography 4,000 +4,000 hot gas decontamination facility 1,500 +1,500 demilitarization',
'advanced cutting technology 1,200 +1,200 explosives demilitarization technology 3,000 +3,000 adams process to destroy agents, energetics, and 1,000 +1,000 energetics',
'contaminated with agent combating terrorism technology support 41,307 +51,307 10,000 chem bio detectors 5,000 +5,000 blast mitigation development programs 3,000',
'+3,000 facial recognition access control technology 2,000 +2,000 advanced aerospace systems 26,821 30,936 +4,115 orbital express space operations architecture 15,885',
'15,885 supersonic noise mitigation 20,000 +20,000 chemical and biological defense program advanced development. 46,594 55,694 +9,100 chem/bio individual sampler cbis',
'2,700 +2,700 consequence management information system 6,400 +6,400 special technical support 10,777 15,777 +5,000 complex design system 5,000 +5,000 generic',
'logistics r&d technology demonstrations 23,082 37,082 +14,000 corrosion prevention control and information distribution. 1,000 +1,000 computer assisted technology transfer catt',
'4,000 +4,000 competitive sustainment savings program 6,000 +6,000 silicon based nanostructures 3,000 +3,000 strategic environmental research program 51,357 51,557 +200',
'dod pollution prevention partnership program 3,000 +3,000 invasive species program 1,400 1,400 proposed rules/regulations 3,400 3,400 tries 2,000 +2,000 advanced',
'electronics technologies 191,800 198,300 +6,500 laser point source stepper 5,000 +5,000 defense tech link 1,500 +1,500 advanced concept technology demonstrations',
'116,425 121,425 +5,000 radar vision 2000 5,000 +5,000 high performance computing modernization pro gram 164,027 177,527 +13,500 high performance visualization',
'center 3,000 +3,000 mhpcc o&m 3,000 +3,000 multi thread architecture mta system 2,500 +2,500 smdc simulation center upgrade 5,000 +5,000',
'sensor and guidance technology 182,225 176,225 6,000 surface target idenitifcation for engagement 8,000 8,000 large millimeter telescope 2,000 +2,000 land',
'warfare technology 134,249 133,249 1,000 advanced land warfare concept exploration 1,000 1,000 joint wargaming simulation management office 56,971 64,971 +8,000',
'synthetic range study 3,000 +3,000 wmd simulation capability 5,000 +5,000 agile port demonstration 5,000 +5,000 physical security equipment 35,108 33,808',
'1,300 product evaluations 1,300 1,300 joint robotics program 10,294 15,294 +5,000 mobility enhancement 5,000 +5,000 advanced sensor applications program 15,534',
'31,034 +15,500 remote ocean sensing program 3,000 +3,000 haarp 5,000 +5,000 innovative solid state laser technology development 4,500 +4,500 ultra/hyperspectral',
'sensor for detection of pathogens 3,000 +3,000 cals initiative 1,585 8,585 +7,000 cals 7,000 +7,000 environmental security technical certification program',
'24,906 25,406 +500 badger army ammo plant clean up 500 +500 chemical and biological defense program dem/ val 83,800 88,800',
'+5,000 fox chem/bio training simulation suites 5,000 +5,000 bioadhesion research to combat biological warfare 3,000 3,000 coalition warfare 11,839 11,839',
'program deferral 11,839 11,839 chemical and biological defense program emd 100,815 104,315 +3,500 jslist additional source qualification 3,500 +3,500 information',
'systems security program 18,210 20,710 +2,500 national information assurance training and education 2,500 +2,500 general support to c\3\i 3,769 9,769',
'+6,000 pacific disaster center 6,000 +6,000 foreign material acquisition and exploitation 32,173 80,273 +48,100 classified program increase 48,100 +48,100 defense',
'technology analysis 5,048 8,048 +3,000 commodity management system consolidation 3,000 +3,000 information systems security program 290,771 292,571 +1,800 trusted rubix',
'1,800 +1,800 defense imagery and mapping program 74,975 78,975 +4,000 pacific imagery program for exploitation 4,000 +4,000 special operations tactical',
'systems development 133,520 134,820 +1,300 advanced lightweight grenade launcher 5,600 +5,600 cv 22 terrain following radar development 9,200 +9,200 sopmod',
'ii grenade launcher mods 1,500 +1,500 cv 22 post initial operational capability block 10 changes 10,000 10,000 c 130 engine',
'infrared suppression 5,000 5,000 committee recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request:',
'in thousands of dollars change from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test and eval, defwide',
'basic research: 1 in house laboratory independent research 2,007 2,007 2 defense research sciences 90,415 102,015 +11,600 3 university research',
'initiatives 253,627 263,627 +10,000 4 gulf war illness 16,978 27,978 +11,000 5 government/industry cosponsorship of university resear 6,715 6,715 6',
'def experimental program to stimulate competitive rese 9,859 25,000 +15,141 7 chemical and biological defense program 33,197 38,197 +5,000 total,',
'basic research 412,798 465,539 +52,741 applied research: 8 next generation internet 15,000 15,000 9 support technologies applied research 37,747 56,247',
'+18,500 10 medical free electron laser 15,029 15,029 11 historically black colleges and universities hbcu 14,236 17,736 +3,500 12 lincoln',
'laboratory research program 18,602 20,702 +2,100 13 computing systems and communications technology 376,592 343,592 33,000 14 extensible information systems 69,282',
'54,319 14,963 15 biological warfare defense 162,064 150,064 12,000 16 chemical and biological defense program 73,600 81,600 +8,000 17 tactical',
'technology 121,051 320,394 +199,343 18 integrated command and control technology 31,761 38,761 +7,000 19 materials and electronics technology 249,812 255,812',
'+6,000 20 nuclear sustainment and counterproliferation technologie. 230,928 219,528 11,400 21 medical technology 8,680 8,680 22 command and control research',
'total, applied research 1,424,384 1,597,464 +173,080 advanced technology development: 23 medical advanced technology 2,043 2,043 24 explosives demilitarization technology 8,964',
'19,664 +10,700 25 so/lic advanced development 8,622 8,622 26 combating terrorism technology support 41,307 51,307 +10,000 27 counterproliferation advanced development',
'technologies 77,391 77,391 28 support technologies advanced technology developmen 93,249 134,449 +41,200 29 space based lasers sbl 74,537 74,537 30',
'joint dod doe munitions technology development 16,670 16,670 31 automatic target recognition 7,534 7,534 32 advanced aerospace systems 26,821 30,936',
'+4,115 33 chemical and biological defense program advanced dev 46,594 55,694 +9,100 34 special technical support 10,777 15,777 +5,000 35',
'arms control technology 52,930 52,930 36 generic logistics r&d technology demonstrations 23,082 37,082 +14,000 37 strategic environmental research program 51,357',
'51,557 +200 38 joint warfighting program 7,607 7,607 39 cooperative dod/va medical research 40 advanced electronics technologies 191,800 198,300 +6,500',
'42 advanced concept technology demonstrations 116,425 121,425 +5,000 43 high performance computing modernization program 164,027 177,527 +13,500 44 command, control',
'and communications systems 128,863 128,863 46 sensor and guidance technology 182,225 176,225 6,000 47 marine technology 30,304 30,304 48 land',
'warfare technology 134,249 133,249 1,000 49 classified darpa programs 101,387 101,387 51 joint wargaming simulation management office 56,971 64,971 +8,000',
'52 counterproliferation support 1,483 5,483 +4,000 0 agile port demonstration 5,000 +5,000 total, advanced technology development 1,657,219 1,786,534 +129,315 demonstration',
'and validation: 56 physical security equipment 35,108 33,808 1,300 58 joint robotics program 10,294 15,294 +5,000 59 advanced sensor applications',
'program 15,534 31,034 +15,500 60 cals initiative 1,585 8,585 +7,000 62 environmental security technical certification program 24,906 25,406 +500 64',
'theater high altitude area defense system tmd dem/ 65 navy theater wide missile defense system 382,671 442,671 +60,000 66 meads',
'concepts dem/val 63,175 63,175 67 boost phase intercept theater missile defense acqui sit 68 national missile defense dem/val 1,740,238 1,879,238',
'+139,000 69 joint theater missile defense dem/val 70 family of systems engineering and integration fos e&i 231,248 231,248 71 bmd',
'technical operations 270,718 304,218 +33,500 72 international cooperative programs 116,992 124,992 +8,000 73 threat and countermeasures 22,621 22,621 74 chemical',
'and biological defense program dem/val 83,800 88,800 +5,000 75 asat 76 humanitarian demining 12,728 12,728 77 coalition warfare 11,839 11,839',
'78 joint service education and training systems developme 80 partnership for peace pfp information management sys 1,932 1,932 81 pentagon',
'reservation 4,772 4,772 total, demonstration and validation 3,030,161 3,290,522 +260,361 engineering and manufacturing devel; 82 chemical and biological defense program',
'emd 100,815 104,315 +3,500 83 joint robotics program emd 11,553 11,553 84 advanced it services joint program office aits jpo',
'14,685 14,685 85 joint tactical information distribution system jtids 16,250 16,250 86 commercial operations and support savings initiative 87 theater',
'high altitude area defense system tmd emd 549,945 549,945 88 patriot pac 3 theater missile defense acquisition em 81,016 81,016',
'89 navy area theater missile defense emd 274,234 274,234 0 dimhrs 90 information technology development 12,000 12,000 91 information technology',
'development 1,671 1,671 92 information technology development field activity 26,797 26,797 93 information technology development standard proc 15,772 15,772 94',
'defense message system 11,340 11,340 95 information systems security program 18,210 20,710 +2,500 96 global combat support system 22,287 22,287',
'97 electronic commerce 28,094 28,094 total, engineering and manufacturing devel 1,184,669 1,190,669 +6,000 rdt&e management support: 98 unexploded ordnance detection',
'and clearance 1,204 1,204 100 thermal vicar 4,882 4,882 101 technical studies, support and analysis 30,597 30,597 102 critical technology',
'support 3,927 3,927 103 black light 5,000 5,000 104 general support to c3i 3,769 9,769 +6,000 105 foreign material acquisition',
'and exploitation 32,173 80,273 +48,100 106 afcc engineering and installation 6,000 6,000 107 special applications program 9,122 9,122 108 joint',
'theater air and missile defense organization 21,200 21,200 110 classified program usd p 111 foreign comparative testing 31,697 31,697 112',
'counterproliferation support 113 chemical and biological defense program 23,907 23,907 115 small business innovative research 117 classified programs c3i 641',
'641 118 small business innovation research administration 1,728 1,728 119 defense technology analysis 5,048 8,048 +3,000 120 defense technical information',
'services dtic 45,350 45,350 121 r&d in support of dod enlistment, testing and evaluati 8,776 8,776 122 development test and',
'evaluation 43,915 43,915 123 management headquarters research and development 34,679 34,679 total, rdt&e management support 313,615 370,715 +57,100 operational systems',
'developement: 124 commercial operations and support savings initia tive. 9,629 9,629 125 c3 interoperability 37,072 37,072 126 joint analytical model',
'improvement program 11,941 11,941 130 national military command system wide support 641 641 131 defense info infrastructure engineering and integratio',
'5,704 5,704 132 long haul communications dcs 1,416 1,416 133 support of the national communications system 5,019 5,019 134 minimum',
'essential emergency communications network 7,099 7,099 135 information systems security program 290,771 292,571 +1,800 0 network security 136 c4i for',
'the warrior 5,486 5,486 137 c4i for the warrior 405 405 138 joint spectrum center 8,735 8,735 139 special reconnaissance',
'capabilities src program 3,800 3,800 141 defense imagery and mapping program 74,975 78,975 +4,000 142 foreign counterintelligence activities 444 144',
'c3i intelligence programs 25,182 25,182 145 dragon u 2 jmip 4,379 4,379 146 airborne reconnaissance systems 13,514 13,514 147 manned',
'reconnaissance systems 4,543 4,543 150 distributed common ground systems 994 994 152 tactical cryptologic activities 95,671 95,671 154 industrial preparedness',
'7,090 7,090 155 management headquarters ojcs 12,540 12,540 156 joint simulation system 24,095 24,095 158 small business innovative research/small bus',
'tech tran 159 special operations technology development 7,360 7,360 160 special operations advanced technology develop ment 7,778 7,778 161 special',
'operations tactical systems development 133,520 134,820 +1,300 162 special operations intelligence systems develop ment 3,022 3,022 163 sof medical technology',
'development 2,065 2,065 164 sof operational enhancements 87,071 59,171 27,900 0 supersonic aircraft noise mitigation 999 classified programs 1,323,435 1,379,435',
'+56,000 total, operational systems developement 2,215,396 2,250,596 +35,200 0 pentagon renovation transfer total, research, development, test and eval, defwide 10,238,242',
'10,952,039 +713,797 operational test and evaluation, defense appropriations, 2000 $297,391,000 budget estimate, 2001 201,560,000 committee recommendation 218,560,000 the committee recommends',
'an appropriation of $218,560,000 for the operational test and evaluation, defense account, an increase of $17,000,000 to the budget request.',
'committee recommended adjustments committee recommendations. the following table lists program recommendations proposed by the committee. these adjustments reflect the following',
'committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which are lower priority, duplicative or not supported by firm requirements or',
'out year development and procurement funds; deletion of excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds',
'to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in the budget request for activities; and implementation of recommendations reported in',
'the senate bill authorizing programs and activities of the department of defense for fiscal year 2001. in thousands of dollars',
'2001 budget committee change from item estimate recommendation budget estimate central test and evaluation investment development cteip 121,401 136,901 +15,500',
'roadway simulator 13,500 +13,500 big crow operations 7,000 +7,000 threat simulators/targets 5,000 5,000 magdalena ridge observatory 10,000 +10,000 digital video',
'laboratory 5,000 +5,000 program delays 15,000 15,000 live fire testing 9,712 11,212 +1,500 reality fire fighting training 1,500 +1,500 committee',
'recommended adjustment live fire testing. the committee provides $9,712,000 only for continuation of the live fire testing and training initiative',
'lft&i . the committee is encouraged by efforts within the department to enhance testing technologies with modeling and simulation. committee',
'recommended program the following table details the committee recommendations in comparison to the budget request: in thousands of dollars change',
'from item 2001 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate operational test and eval, defense rdt&e management support: 1 central test',
'and evaluation investment development ct 121,401 136,901 +15,500 2 operational test and evaluation 17,172 17,172 3 live fire testing 9,712',
'11,212 +1,500 4 development test and evaluation 53,275 53,275 total, operational test and eval, defense 201,560 218,560 +17,000 title v',
'revolving and management funds the committee recommends appropriations totaling $4,195,357,000 for title v, revolving and management funds. the committee provides',
'funding for the defense working capital fund and the national defense sealift fund under this heading. defense working capital funding',
'adjustments appropriations, 2000 $90,344,000 budget estimate, 2001 916,276,000 committee recommendation 916,276,000 the appropriations committees have consistently been strong advocates of',
'the commissary benefit for military personnel and their beneficiaries. however, the committee is very concerned that this critical quality of',
'life benefit is being eroded by usage policies contrary to congressional intent. the committee directs the secretary of defense to',
'report to the congressional defense committees on the following; all personnel categories approved for commissary visits, by region and country,',
'with a separate breakout for the national capitol region; all reimbursements received by the department of defense for commissary usage',
'by non military foreign nationals; the number of foreign national personnel provided with commissary benefits within the united states; and',
'a summary of tracking procedures for identification cards issued to non dod personnel, which allow either restricted or unrestricted use',
'of the commissary privileges. this report shall be provided not later than october 30, 2000. national defense mobility fund appropriations,',
'2000 $717,200,000 budget estimate, 2001 388,158,000 committee recommendation 3,279,081,000 the appropriation for the national defense sealift fund provides funds for',
'the lease, operation, and supply of prepositioning ships; operation of the ready reserve force; acquisition of large medium speed roll',
'on/roll off ships for the military sealift command; and acquisition of ships for the ready reserve force. the budget includes',
'$258,000,000 for ready reserve force and $130,158,000 for acquisition activities in fiscal year 2001. the committee has recommended an expansion',
'of this account to recognize the fact that sea and air mobility are essential ingredients in the department of defenses',
'force projection capability. thus, the committee has recommended renaming this account to create the national defense mobility fund account. this',
'new account will incorporate the existing national defense sealift fund account and establish the national defense airlift fund account. in',
'addition to providing the budget request amount for the national defense sealift fund, the committee recommendation also provides an increase',
'of $2,890,923,000 for the national defense airlift fund. this recommendation includes $2,478,723,000 for the acquisition of 12 c 17 aircraft',
'and advance procurement for the fiscal year 2002 c 17 purchase. further, the increase includes $412,200,000 for the interim contractor',
'support of the existing c 17 fleet. the committee directs that the c 17 procurement and fleet support programs continue',
'without an interruption during fiscal year 2001. the committee has included appropriate legislative authority to permit the transfer of these',
'funds for the continuation of c 17 acquisition and support. title vi other department of defense appropriations chemical agents and',
'munitions destruction, defense appropriations, 2000 $1,029,000,000 budget estimate, 2001 1,003,500,000 committee recommendation 979,400,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $979,000,000',
'for the chemical agents and munitions destruction, defense account for fiscal year 2001, a decrease of $24,100,000 from the budget',
'estimate. the chemical stockpile disposal program provides resources to develop and test monitoring and disposal technology; equip, operate, and maintain',
'disposal facilities; provide transportation of chemical agents and munitions onsite for disposal; dispose of all chemical agent destruction waste products;',
'and decontaminate and dismantle all disposal equipment at the conclusion of toxic operations. the reduction is for advisory assistance, contract',
'services, and program delays. committee recommendations budget activity 1 research and development research and development. the fiscal year 2001 budget',
'request includes $274,400,000 for the development of alternative technologies to incineration for disposal of chemical agents and the design, acquisition',
'and testing of prototype equipment for the recovery and treatment of the nonstockpile chemical materiel. the committee recommends $274,400,000, the',
'request level. budget activity 2 procurement procurement. the department requested $121,900,000 for the procurement of process and support equipment used',
'for the baseline destruction of chemical munitions in the stockpile, chemical stockpile emergency preparedness project csepp equipment, and the nonstockpile',
'chemical material project nscmp equipment. also included are costs for initial spares, freight, software, maintenance and operations manuals relating to',
'specific equipment, and design changes during construction and installation. the committee recommends providing $105,000,000 for procurement activities in fiscal year',
'2001, a reduction of $16,900,000 from the budget request. budget activity 3 operations and maintenance operation and maintenance. the fiscal',
'year 2001 budget request includes $607,200,000 for operation and maintenance funds for management, technical, and operational, support required for demilitarization',
'of the chemical stockpile, emergency response activities, and support to the nonstockpile chemical material program. the committee recommends providing $600,000,000',
'a decrease of $7,200,000 below the budget request. acwa. the committee continues to support the expeditious and complete execution of',
'the assembled chemical weapons assessment program. the department shall fund fully the acwa program for fiscal year 2001. no part',
'of the reduction to the budget request shall be allocated to acwa. pine bluff arsenal. as a precaution against a',
'chemical stockpile incident at pine bluff arsenal, the department of defense shall provide $1,500,000 to assist fema and the arkansas',
'department of emergency management to establish an over pressurized annex at moody elementary school. mobile munitions assessment system mmas .',
'of the funds provided for the chemical demilitarization program, $5,000,000 shall be provided to accelerate mmas operations, provide mmas upgrades',
'and complete design, fabrication, and testing of the third mmas mobile unit. deseret chemical depot. the committee directs the army',
'and centers for disease control independent of the army to report their findings from safety investigations conducted at tooele chemical',
'agent facility tocdf within 30 days after the completion of the investigation. no part of the reduction to the budget',
'request shall be allocated to deseret chemical depot. defense health program appropriations, 2000 $11,154,617,000 budget estimate, 2001 11,600,429,000 committee recommendation',
'12,130,179,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $12,130,179,000. this is $529,750,000 above the budget estimate. the committee recommends an additional',
'$137,000,000 in the defense health program to fully fund the new pharmacy benefit for military retirees proposed in the national',
'defense authorization act for fiscal year 2001, as originally offered in the bill s. 2486. this amount reflects the estimate',
'made by the congressional budget office of the fiscal year 2001 expenditures related to this new benefit. committee recommended adjustments',
'operation and maintenance in thousands of dollars military retiree pharmacy benefit 137,000 outcomes management demonstration at wramc 10,000 pacific island',
'health care referral program 8,000 automated clinical practice guidelines 7,500 hawaii federal health care network pacmednet 7,000 clinical coupler demonstration',
'project 5,000 coe for disaster management and humanitarian assistance 5,000 tri service nursing research program 4,000 defense and veterans head',
'injury program 3,500 graduate school of nursing 2,000 brown tree snakes 1,000 alaska federal health care network 1,000 biomedical research',
'center feasibility study 1,000 oxford house dod pilot project 750 uniformed services university of the health sciences 6,300 total 192,750',
'pacific island health care referral program. the committee recommends $8,000,000 to enhance the graduate medical education pacific island health care',
'referral program to include agreements with appropriate native hawaiian healthcare organizations and academic medical institutions to develop programs and facilitate',
'healthcare to authorized beneficiaries. hawaii federal health care network formerly pacmednet . building on the success of pacmednet, the committee',
'recommends $7,000,000 for the hawaii federal health care network which is chartered to optimize federal healthcare resources, providing beneficiaries with',
'access to quality, cost effective health care. these funds will be managed through a jointly operated program office to leverage',
'existing pacific based technology and medical informatics programs to provide telehealth solutions to federal beneficiaries. of these funds, the committee',
'recommends $1,000,000 for federal healthcare partnership activities including a focus on cardiology, $3,000,000 for targeted services for military children with',
'special needs, $1,000,000 to continue the technology transfer program, and $2,000,000 to continue existing investment with dva in dod/dva telehealth',
'initiatives. clinical coupler demonstration project. the committee supports the departments use of clinical couplers to improve medical care throughout the',
'military health system, and recommends an additional $5,000,000 to support the ongoing demonstration of clinical couplers. the committee directs the',
'department to report by march 1, 2001 on the results of this demonstration, including a recommendation on whether clinical couplers',
'should be fully incorporated into the chcs ii system. center of excellence for disaster management and humanitarian assistance. the committee',
'recommends $5,000,000 for the center of excellence for disaster management and humanitarian assistance and the casualty care research center, and',
'expects the centers to work collaboratively to provide disaster response services in domestic, international, military and civilian settings. tri service',
'nursing research program. the committee recommends $4,000,000 for the tri service nursing research program, and urges the department to provide',
'adequate funding for this program in future budget estimates. biomedical research center. the committee recommends $1,000,000 for a feasibility study',
'of a biomedical research center that would consolidate the biomedical research efforts of the university of hawaii medical school, tripler',
'army medical center, and the veterans health administration. post doctoral education. the committee encourages the department to increase and consolidate',
'postdoctoral education for psychologists in those military medical centers with independent departments of psychology. childhood asthma and disease management. the',
'committee is concerned with limited progress in treating childhood asthma, a potentially devastating disease that leads to high utilization of',
'medical resources. the committee urges tripler army medical centers continued research on childhood asthma, and encourages the expanded use of',
'disease management protocols using automated patient record technology. department of veterans affairs and tripler telehealth programs. with the co location',
'of the dva hospital at tripler army medical center, the committee urges the department and the veterans health administration to',
'consolidate and/or coordinate telehealth programs to ensure federal telehealth resources are efficiently used. government computerized patient record gcpr . the',
'committee applauds the efforts made on the gcpr and encourages the department to select technology savvy environments and existing collaborative',
'partnerships for pilot implementation. graduate medical education gme . the committee notes with displeasure that the department has failed to',
'provide a report on the distribution of gme funds requested last year in senate report 106 53. the committee continues',
'to support the equitable distribution of department funds for gme to all health professions, including nursing. dod/dva distance learning pilot',
'project. the committee notes with displeasure that the department has failed to provide a report on the dod/dva distance learning',
'pilot project to requested last year in senate report 106 53. this project, which focuses on transitioning clinical nurse specialists',
'to the role of to nurse practitioners, continues to be of interest to the committee. behavioral research. the committee notes',
'with displeasure that the department has failed to provide a report on behavioral research requested last year in senate report',
'106 53. the committee remains concerned with the continuing erosion of the departments support for research on individual and group',
'performance, leadership, communication, human machine interfaces, and decision making. dental research. the committee is pleased with the progress of dental',
'research in the services and supports programs which advance the preventative and reconstructive applications of military dentistry. certified registered nurse',
'anesthetists crna . the committee is pleased with the tri service support for the current scope of practice of military',
'certified registered nurse anesthetists. the committee is aware that dod and service instructions allow a crna to be privileged as',
'licensed independent providers of anesthesia care. the committee is also aware that independent means that a crna is legally responsible',
'for care they render and does not imply unlimited scope of practice or a lack of professional oversight. schools of',
'pharmacy and nursing. the committee encourages the department to collaborate with schools of pharmacy and nursing as they continue their',
'efforts to increase patient safety and reduce medical errors. the committee urges the department to explore all available resources to',
'enhance patient teaching regarding medication usage, side effects, and treatment plans. technology sharing. with the significant achievements and maturation of',
'telehealth technology at tripler army medical center, the committee encourages tripler army medical center to plan for future sharing of',
'technology and information with appropriate public and private sector organizations. health professions loan repayment program. the committee urges the department',
'to direct funds to the health professions loan repayment program that was authorized in 1998 as a retention tool to',
'complement the armed forces health professions scholarship program. complementary and alternative medicine information. the committee notes that use of complementary',
'and alternative medical therapies and practices has increased substantially. however, there is a need to improve the availability of information',
'on these therapies and their integration with traditional medical care to military patients and the health care professionals treating them.',
'to provide this information, the committee urges the department to develop a state of the art database on complementary and',
'alternative medical therapies, including information on treatment protocols. this database should be made available to both patients and their health',
'care professionals, complement other sources of information and include a focus on the special health care needs of military personnel.',
'health benefits of cranberries. the committee understands that medical studies indicate the potential benefits of cranberry juice and other cranberry',
'products in maintaining health. the committee urges the secretary of defense to take steps to increase the departments use of',
'cranberry products in the diet of on base personnel and troops in the field. such purchases should prioritize cranberry products',
'with high cranberry content such as fresh cranberries, cranberry sauces and jellies, and concentrate and juice with over 25 percent',
'cranberry content. dod/doe plants. the committee recognizes that at some sites the department of defense dod and the department of',
'energy doe or the atomic energy commission employed a similar workforce exposed to similar hazardous materials, sometimes working for the',
'same contractor. doe has instituted health programs for former workers at its nuclear weapons plants. the committee notes that the',
'dod has taken no similar action. as such, the committee urges dod to work with doe in health studies and',
'programs for former workers at sites where both the dod and doe or the atomic energy commission had facilities. the',
'committee believes dod should establish a program to fund the participation of former workers at such dod facilities in such',
'studies and programs so that they are treated equally with other workers at the site. research, development, test and evaluation',
'in thousands of dollars committee program adjustment breast cancer research program bcrp 175,000 prostate cancer research program pcrp 100,000 ovarian',
'cancer research program ocrp 12,000 peer reviewed medical research program prmrp 50,000 total 337,000 the committee applauds the medical research',
'and development accomplishments of the department of defense, and has included $337,000,000 for medical research and development as shown above.',
'the committee has provided $50,000,000 for a peer reviewed medical research program. the committee directs the secretary of defense, in',
'conjunction with the service surgeons general, to establish a process to select medical research projects of clear scientific merit and',
'direct relevance to military health. such projects could include: accelerated cellular attractant based ligament healing, acoustic hemostasis, acute lung injury',
'research, arthropod transmitted infectious diseases, biological hazard detection system/bio sensor microchip, cat scan technology for lung cancer, childhood asthma, cognitive',
'neuroscience/functional magnetic resonance imaging, dengue fever vaccine, digital mammography imaging, far forward portable echocardiogram device, freeze dried platelets, gulf war',
'illness research, health system information technology, health care informatics, human imaging institute/ magnetoencephalography laboratory, low vision research, medical surgery technology,',
'medical errors reduction research, medical records management, microsurgery and robotic surgery research, military dental research, mobile integrated diagnostic and data',
'analysis system, molecular biology for cancer research, neural mechanisms of chronic fatigue syndrome, neurofibromatosis, obesity related disease prevention especially for',
'minorities, padgets disease, polynitroxylated hemoglobin, real time heart rate variability technology, remote emergency medicine ultrasound, seatreat, smoking cessation, social work',
'research, tissue regeneration for combat casualty care, venus 3 d technology program, virtual retinal display technology, and vitamin d research.',
'the committee directs the department to provide a report by march 1, 2001, on the status of this peer reviewed',
'medical research program, to include the corresponding funds provided in previous fiscal years. drug interdiction and counterdrug activities, defense appropriations,',
'2000 $847,800,000 budget estimate, 2001 836,300,000 committee recommendation 933,700,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $933,700,000 in title vi, counternarcotics',
'and drug interdiction program for fiscal year 2001, an amount $97,400,000 above the requested fiscal year 2001 level. summary of',
'committee adjustments in thousands of dollars national guard counterdrug support 20,000 gulf states initiative 14,800 regional counterdrug training academy 2,000',
'marijuana eradication 6,100 tethered aerostat radar system tars 10,000 eo/ir sensors for air national guard oh 58 aircraft 5,000 wv',
'air national guard c 26 aircraft support 6,300 wv air national guard counterdrug program 3,200 northeast regional counterdrug training center',
'5,000 counternarcotics center at hammer 10,000 source and transit zone interdiction operations 15,000 national guard activities. the committee recognizes the',
'valuable contribution the national guard makes to the counterdrug effort and provides an additional $20,000,000. this augment reflects a continuing',
'requirement to adequately fund the national guards contribution and the committee directs the department to include this level of funding',
'at a minimum, commencing with the fiscal year 2002 budget submission. marijuana eradication. the committee has provided an additional $6,100,000',
'for the conduct of marijuana eradication. these funds are to be used to address marijuana eradication shortfalls in the two',
'states having the highest rate of outdoor cannabis cultivation as set forth in a 1996 report prepared by the deas',
'strategic detection unit of the domestic intelligence section. civil air patrol. funds made available to the civil air patrol cap',
'in the fiscal year 2001 appropriation for defense department drug interdiction activities may be used for caps demand reduction program',
'involving youth programs as well as operational and training drug reconnaissance missions for federal, state, and local government agencies, and',
'for any directly associated administrative costs. the air force should waive reimbursement from federal, state, and local government agencies for',
'use of these funds. office of the inspector general appropriations, 2000 $137,544,000 budget estimate, 2001 147,545,000 committee recommendation 147,545,000 the',
'committee recommends an appropriation of $147,545,000 for fiscal year 2001. of this amount, $700,000 is made available for emergencies and',
'extraordinary expenses. the committee directs the inspector general to submit a semi annual expenditures report in compliance with the requirements',
'contained in section 127 of title 10, united states code. title vii related agencies central intelligence agency retirement and disability',
'system fund appropriations, 2000 $209,100,000 budget estimate, 2001 216,000,000 committee recommendation 216,000,000 the committee recommends $216,000,000, the budget request for',
'the central intelligence agency cia retirement and disability system fund. the cia retirement act of 1984 for certain employees public',
'law 88 643 authorized the establishment of a cia retirement and disability system for a limited number of cia employees',
'and authorized the establishment and maintenance of a fund from which benefits would be paid to qualified beneficiaries. community management',
'staff appropriations, 2000 $158,015,000 budget estimate, 2001 137,631,000 committee recommendation 177,331,000 the committee recommends $177,331,000 for the community management staff.',
'this amount is $39,700,000 above the budget request. national security education trust fund appropriations, 2000 $8,000,000 budget estimate, 2001 6,950,000',
'committee recommendation 6,950,000 the committee appropriates $6,950,000 from the national security education trust fund for continuation of this program. kahoolawe',
'island conveyance, remediation, and environmental restoration trust fund appropriations, 2000 $35,000,000 budget estimate, 2001 25,000,000 committee recommendation 60,000,000 the committee',
'recommends $60,000,000 for the kahoolawe island conveyance, remediation, and environmental restoration trust fund. title viii general provisions the following lists',
'general provisions proposed by the committee. the committee recommends inclusion of several proposals which have been incorporated in previous appropriations',
'acts, provisions requested for inclusion by the defense department, and new provisions. the committee recommendations are as follows: sec. 8001.',
'publicity/propaganda limitation. retains provision which is carried annually in the dod appropriations act prohibiting the use of funds for publicity',
'or propaganda purposes not authorized by congress. sec. 8002. compensation/employ of foreign nationals. retains provision which is carried annually in',
'dod appropriations acts which limits salary increases for direct and indirect hire foreign nationals. sec. 8003. obligation rate of appropriations.',
'retains an annual provision limiting obligation of appropriations for only 1 year unless otherwise expressly provided. sec. 8004. obligations in',
'last 2 months of fiscal year. retains provision as addressed in previous years which controls end of year spending. sec.',
'8005. transfers. retains and modifies an annual provision which provides transfer authority of $2,000,000,000. sec. 8006. working capital fund cash',
'disbursements. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8007. special access programs notification. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8008. multiyear procurement authority. the committee recommends providing multiyear for several programs as noted in the',
'section. sec. 8009. humanitarian and civic assistance. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8010. civilian personnel ceilings. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8011. overseas civilian work years. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8012. lobbying. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8013. educational benefits and bonuses. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8014. organizational analysis/contracting out. retains a provision that concerns the conversion of certain government activities and functions',
'to performance by private contractors. sec. 8015. mentor protege program. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8016. anchor',
'chains. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8017. champus/tricare mental health benefits. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8018. pow/mia family travel. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8019. residual value negotiations.',
'retains and modifies a provision requested by the administration and carried in previous years. sec. 8020. demilitarization of surplus firearms.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8021. relocations into the ncr. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8022. indian financing act incentives. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8023. military leave for members of',
'the reserve component. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8024. a 76 studies. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8025. american forces information service. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8026. wage rate civilian',
'health. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8027. wc 130 weather reconnaissance. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8028. workshops for the blind and handicapped. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8029. champus/tricare coordination',
'of benefits. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8030. burdensharing. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8031. civil air patrol. retains and modifies a provision and modifies amounts appropriated for the civil air patrol. sec. 8032.',
'federally funded research and development centers. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8033. carbon, alloy, or',
'armor steel plate. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8034. congressional defense committees definition. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8035. depot maintenance competition. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8036. reciprocal trade agreements.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8037. energy cost savings. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8038. non excess property leases. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8039. salaries/expenses of administrative activities. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8040. young marines program. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8041. overseas',
'military facility investment. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8042. nato headquarters operating costs. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8043. investment item unit cost. retains a provision requested by the administration and carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8044. defense working capital fund/investment item. retains a provision made in previous years. sec. 8045. cia availability of',
'funds. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8046. gdip information system. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8047. indian tribes environmental impact. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8048. national science center',
'for communications. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8049. compliance with the buy america act. retains a provision',
'requested by the administration and carried in previous years. sec. 8050. competition for consultants and studies programs. retains a provision',
'requested by the administration and carried in previous years. sec. 8051. field operating agencies. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8052. intelligence authorization. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8053. adak leasing.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8054. rescissions. the committee recommends a general provision rescinding funds from the',
'prior year as displayed below: fiscal year 2000 weapons and tracked combat vehicles: command and control vehicle $40,000,000 breacher system',
'19,000,000 other procurement, army: smart t 29,300,000 research, development, test and evaluation, army: future scout and calvary system 15,000,000 stinger',
'blk ii 12,000,000 missile procurement, air force: titan launch vehicle 30,000,000 aircraft procurement, air force: f 16 advance procurement 24,000,000',
'sec. 8055. civilian technicians reductions. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8056. prohibition on assistance to north korea.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8057. national guard counter drug activities. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8058. reimbursement for reserve component intelligence personnel. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8059.',
'pentagon renovation cost ceiling. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8060. counter drug activities transfer. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8061. energy and water efficiency. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8062. ball and roller bearings. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8063. american samoa transfer. retains a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8064. buy american computers. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8065. mantech. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8066. local hire in noncontiguous states. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8067. national training center. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8068. restrictions on transfer of equipment and',
'supplies. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8069. export loan guarantee program. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8070. contractor bonuses due to business restructuring. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8071.',
'transportation of chemical weapons. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8072. former soviet union/housing. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8073. reserve peacetime support to active duty and civilian activities. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8074. scn adjustments to closed accounts. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8075. expired',
'obligations and unexpended balances. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8076. shipbuilding cost adjustment. retains and modifies a',
'provision and modifies funding transfers for ship cost adjustments. sec. 8077. dod comptroller reporting requirements. retains and modifies a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8078. facilities supervision and administrative costs. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8079.',
'asia pacific center. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8080. national guard distance learning. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8081. heating plants in europe. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8082. prompt payment',
'act interest penalties. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8083. revised economic assumptions. retains and modifies provisions carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8084. nato headquarters administrative costs ceiling. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8085. buy',
'american waivers. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8086. civil air patrol counterdrug program. retains and modifies a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8087. tricare contracts extension. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8088. training of security forces of a foreign country. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8089. surplus dental',
'equipment. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8090. civilian personnel under execution. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8091. foreign currency savings. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8092. adc',
'x . retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8093. b 52s. retains and modifies a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8094. overseas contingencies budget justifications. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8095. rpm',
'family housing. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8096. custodial care. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8097. crediting of travel cards refunds. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8098. support to',
'other government agencies. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8099. armor piercing ammo. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8100. leasing authority for national guard bureau. retains a provision which allows the chief of the national',
'guard bureau to waive payment in the lease of personal property to federal, state or local government, and youth or',
'charitable organizations. sec. 8101. environmental contracting. retains a provision which directs limits on the funding to be obligated to indefinite',
'delivery/indefinite quantity environmental contracts. sec. 8102. elmendorf air force base. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8103. alcoholic beverages. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8104. coe for disaster management. retains and modifies a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8105. healthcare partnership for native hawaiians. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8106. prohibition on reconstruction in serbia. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8107. uso. retains and modifies a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8108. local school funding. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8109. walking',
'shield. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8110. arrow. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8111. defense healthcare contract claims. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8112. gps. the committee',
'includes a new provision concerning civil requirements for gps. sec. 8113. o&m defensewide transfer. the committee includes a new provision',
'facilitating funded transfers. sec. 8114. osa aircraft leasing authority. the committee includes a new provision providing leasing authority to the',
'secretaries of the army and the navy. sec. 8115. bmdo management support reduction. the committee includes a new provision delineating',
'committee concerns about the overall dollar value as well as the percentage of program being invested in management support and',
'systems engineering activities. the general provision deletes a total of $26,154,000 from the bmdo program elements as follows: in thousands',
'of dollars patriot pac 3 theater missile defense acquistion emd 755,000 navy area theater missile defense emd 907,000 theater high',
'altitude area defense system tmd emd 5,321,000 navy theater wide missile defense system dem/val 1,315,000 national missile defense dem/val 9,531,000',
'bmd technical operations 1,116,000 family of systems engineering and integration 7,209,000 sec. 8116. bmdo proposal notification. the committee includes a',
'new provision outlining notification procedures. sec. 8117. pmrf infrastructure. the committee includes a new provision that makes funds available for',
'repairs and maintenance at pmrf. sec. 8118. preservation of democracy initiative. the committee includes a new provision that makes funds',
'available to support democracy preservation initiatives. sec. 8119. north slope borough. the committee includes a new provision making funds available',
'for health care assistance and monitoring associated with conducted research at the arctic aeromedical laboratory. sec. 8120. ocotf reporting requirements.',
'the committee includes a new provision that restricts the transfer of funds from the overseas contingency operations transfer fund. sec.',
'8121. quarantine reimbursement authorities. the committee includes a new provision that provides reimbursement for mandatory quarantines. sec. 8122. secretary of',
'the navy transfer authorities. the committee includes a new provision that provides authority to the secretary of the navy to',
'liquidate ship cost changes. sec. 8123. d day museum. the committee includes a new provision that provides funding for the',
'national d day museum. sec. 8124. bronzeville academy. the committee includes a new provision for conversion of the 8th national',
'guard armory. sec. 8125. ship scrapping initiative. the committee includes a new provision to permit the secretary of the navy',
'and the secretary of transportation to initiate a new ship scrapping program. compliance with paragraph 7, rule xvi, of the',
'standing rules of the senate paragraph 7 of rule xvi requires that committee reports on general appropriations bills identify each',
'committee amendment to the house bill which proposes an item of appropriation which is not made to carry out the',
'provisions of an existing law, a treaty stipulation, or an act or resolution previously passed by the senate during that',
'session. due to the early committee action on the fiscal year 2001 defense appropriations bill, an original senate bill was',
'reported by the appropriations committee to the senate. at the point when the committee reports this measure, the congress has',
'not completed action on the fiscal year 2001 defense authorization act. as a consequence, the committee has acted in good',
'faith in its attempt to comply fully with requirements stipulated under paragraph 7, rule xvi. the committee anticipates that congress',
'will authorize the amounts appropriated in this act. compliance with paragraph 7 c , rule xxvi of the standing rules',
'of the senate pursuant to paragraph 7 c of rule xxvi, the committee ordered reported en bloc, an original fiscal',
'year 2001 department of defense appropriations bill s. 2593 and an original legislative branch appropriations bill, both subject to amendment',
'and subject to the section 302 b allocations, by recorded vote of 28 0, a quorum being present. yeas nays',
'chairman stevens mr. cochran mr. specter mr. domenici mr. bond mr. gorton mr. mcconnell mr. burns mr. shelby mr. gregg',
'mr. bennett mr. campbell mr. craig mrs. hutchison mr. kyl mr. byrd mr. inouye mr. hollings mr. leahy mr. lautenberg',
'mr. harkin ms. mikulski mr. reid mr. kohl mrs. murray mr. dorgan mrs. feinstein mr. durbin comparative statement of new',
'budget obligational authority for fiscal year 2000 and budget estimates and amounts recommended in the bill for fiscal year 2001',
'in thousands of dollars senate committee recommendation committee compared with + or item 2000 appropriation budget estimate recommendation 2000 appropriation',
'budget estimate title i military personnel military personnel, army 22,006,361 22,198,457 22,173,929 +167,568 24,528 military personnel, navy 17,258,823 17,742,897 17,877,215',
'+618,392 +134,318 military personnel, marine corps 6,555,403 6,822,300 6,831,373 +275,970 +9,073 military personnel, air force 17,861,803 18,282,834 18,110,764 +248,961 172,070',
'reserve personnel, army 2,289,996 2,433,880 2,458,961 +168,965 +25,081 reserve personnel, navy 1,473,388 1,528,385 1,539,490 +66,102 +11,105 reserve personnel, marine corps',
'412,650 436,386 446,586 +33,936 +10,200 reserve personnel, air force 892,594 981,710 963,752 +71,158 17,958 national guard personnel, army 3,610,479 3,747,636',
'3,781,236 +170,757 +33,600 national guard personnel, air force 1,533,196 1,627,181 1,634,181 +100,985 +7,000 total, title i, military personnel 73,894,693 75,801,666',
'75,817,487 +1,922,794 +15,821 title ii operation and maintenance operation and maintenance, army 19,256,152 19,073,731 19,049,881 206,271 23,850 by transfer national',
'defense stockpile 50,000 50,000 50,000 operation and maintenance, navy 22,958,784 23,250,154 23,398,254 +439,470 +148,100 by transfer national defense stockpile 50,000',
'50,000 50,000 operation and maintenance, marine corps 2,808,354 2,705,658 2,729,758 78,596 +24,100 operation and maintenance, air force \2\ 20,896,959 22,296,977',
'22,268,977 +1,372,018 28,000 by transfer national defense stockpile 50,000 50,000 50,000 operation and maintenance, defense wide 11,489,483 11,920,069 11,991,688 +502,205',
'+71,619 operation and maintenance, army reserve 1,469,176 1,521,418 1,529,418 +60,242 +8,000 operation and maintenance, navy reserve 958,978 960,946 968,946 +9,968',
'+8,000 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve 138,911 133,959 141,159 +2,248 +7,200 operation and maintenance, air force reserve 1,782,591 1,885,859',
'1,893,859 +111,268 +8,000 operation and maintenance, army national guard 3,161,378 3,182,335 3,330,535 +169,157 +148,200 operation and maintenance, air national guard',
'3,241,138 3,446,375 3,481,775 +240,637 +35,400 overseas contingency operations transfer fund 1,722,600 4,100,577 4,100,577 +2,377,977 united states court of appeals for',
'the armed forces. 7,621 8,574 8,574 +953 environmental restoration, army 378,170 389,932 389,932 +11,762 environmental restoration, navy 284,000 294,038 294,038',
'+10,038 environmental restoration, air force 376,800 376,300 376,300 500 environmental restoration, defense wide 25,370 23,412 21,412 3,958 2,000 environmental restoration,',
'formerly used defense 239,214 186,499 231,499 7,715 +45,000 sites overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid 55,800 64,900 55,900 +100 9,000',
'former soviet union threat reduction 460,500 458,400 458,400 2,100 pentagon renovation transfer fund 222,800 222,800 quality of life enhancements, defense',
'300,000 300,000 total, title ii, operation and maintenance 92,234,779 96,280,113 96,720,882 +4,486,103 +440,769 by transfer 150,000 150,000 150,000 title iii',
'procurement aircraft procurement, army 1,451,688 1,323,262 1,532,862 +81,174 +209,600 missile procurement, army 1,322,305 1,295,728 1,329,781 +7,476 +34,053 procurement of weapons',
'and tracked combat vehicles, 1,586,490 1,874,638 2,166,574 +580,084 +291,936 army procurement of ammunition, army 1,204,120 1,131,323 1,212,149 +8,029 +80,826 other',
'procurement, army 3,738,934 3,795,870 4,060,728 +321,794 +264,858 aircraft procurement, navy 8,662,655 7,963,858 8,426,499 236,156 +462,641 weapons procurement, navy 1,383,413 1,434,250',
'1,571,650 +188,237 +137,400 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps 525,200 429,649 471,749 53,451 +42,100 shipbuilding and conversion, navy 7,053,454',
'12,296,919 11,612,090 +4,558,636 684,829 other procurement, navy 4,320,238 3,334,611 3,400,180 920,058 +65,569 procurement, marine corps 1,300,920 1,171,935 1,196,368 104,552 +24,433',
'aircraft procurement, air force 8,228,630 9,539,602 7,289,934 938,696 2,249,668 procurement of ammunition, air force 442,537 638,808 654,808 +212,271 +16,000 missile',
'procurement, air force 2,211,407 3,061,715 2,920,815 +709,408 140,900 other procurement, air force 7,146,157 7,699,127 7,605,027 +458,870 94,100 procurement, defense wide',
'2,249,566 2,275,308 2,294,908 +45,342 +19,600 national guard and reserve equipment 150,000 150,000 +150,000 defense production act purchases 3,000 3,000 total,',
'title iii, procurement 52,980,714 59,266,603 57,896,122 +4,915,408 1,370,481 title iv research, development, test and evaluation research, development, test and evaluation,',
'army 5,266,601 5,260,346 5,683,675 +417,074 +423,329 research, development, test and evaluation, navy 9,110,326 8,476,677 8,812,070 298,256 +335,393 research, development, test',
'and evaluation, air 13,674,537 13,685,576 13,931,145 +256,608 +245,569 force research, development, test and evaluation, defense 9,256,705 10,238,242 10,952,039 +1,695,334 +713,797',
'wide developmental test and evaluation, defense 265,957 265,957 operational test and evaluation, defense 31,434 201,560 218,560 +187,126 +17,000 total, title',
'iv, research, development, test 37,605,560 37,862,401 39,597,489 +1,991,929 +1,735,088 and evaluation title v revolving and management funds defense working capital',
'funds 90,344 916,276 916,276 +825,932 national defense sealift fund: ready reserve force 257,000 258,000 258,000 +1,000 acquisition 460,200 130,158 130,158',
'330,042 national defense airlift: airlift fleet support 2,478,723 +2,478,723 +2,478,723 acquisition 412,200 +412,200 +412,200 total 717,200 388,158 3,279,081 +2,561,881 +2,890,923',
'total, title v, revolving and management funds 807,544 1,304,434 4,195,357 +3,387,813 +2,890,923 title vi other department of defense programs defense',
'health program: operation and maintenance 10,522,647 11,244,543 11,437,293 +914,646 +192,750 procurement 356,970 290,006 290,006 66,964 research and development 275,000 65,880',
'402,880 +127,880 +337,000 total, defense health program 11,154,617 11,600,429 12,130,179 +975,562 +529,750 chemical agents and munitions destruction, army: \1\ operation',
'and maintenance 543,500 607,200 600,000 +56,500 7,200 procurement 191,500 121,900 105,000 86,500 16,900 research, development, test, and evaluation 294,000 274,400',
'274,400 19,600 total, chemical agents 1,029,000 1,003,500 979,400 49,600 24,100 drug interdiction and counter drug activities, 847,800 836,300 933,700 +85,900',
'+97,400 defense office of the inspector general 137,544 147,545 147,545 +10,001 total, title vi, other department of defense 13,168,961 13,587,774',
'14,190,824 +1,021,863 +603,050 programs title vii related agencies central intelligence agency retirement and 209,100 216,000 216,000 +6,900 disability system fund',
'intelligence community management account 158,015 137,631 177,331 +19,316 +39,700 transfer to dept of justice 27,000 27,000 27,000 payment to kahoolawe',
'island conveyance, 35,000 25,000 60,000 +25,000 +35,000 remediation, and environmental restoration fund national security education trust fund 8,000 6,950 6,950',
'1,050 total, title vii, related agencies 410,115 385,581 460,281 +50,166 +74,700 title viii general provisions ship transfers fy99 with fy2000',
'carryover 170,000 +170,000 additional transfer authority sec. 8005 1,600,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 +400,000 indian financing act incentives sec. 8022 8,000 8,000',
'+8,000 disposal and lease of dod real property sec. 8038 . 32,200 24,000 24,000 8,200 overseas military fac investment recovery',
'sec. 4,300 3,000 3,000 1,300 8019 rescissions sec. 8054 350,180 169,300 +180,880 169,300 fy 1999 economic adjustment rescission 452,100 +452,100',
'women in service for america memorial 5,000 5,000 shipbuilding transfer civilian personnel under execution sec. 8090 123,200 56,200 +67,000 56,200',
'foreign currency fluctuations sec. 8091 171,000 769,700 598,700 769,700 a 76 studies 100,000 +100,000 wmd consequence management 35,000 35,000 travel',
'cards sec. 8097 5,000 5,000 5,000 recovery of dod admin expenses from fms 87,000 +87,000 advance pay appropriation 1,838,426 +1,838,426',
'transfer to department of transportation sec. 8102 5,000 10,000 +5,000 +10,000 aircraft leasing sec. 8114 19,000 5,000 14,000 +5,000 munitions/readiness',
'100,000 +100,000 red cross 5,000 5,000 united service organizations sec. 8107 5,000 10,000 +5,000 +10,000 f 22 program transfer account',
'1,000,000 1,000,000 f 22 program termination liability 300,000 300,000 performance based academic model 5,500 5,500 seattle conveyance 1,000 1,000 eisenhower',
'memorial commission 300 300 rome labs 13,000 13,000 aviation support facility 10,000 10,000 depot maintenance 400,000 +400,000 spares 550,000 +550,000',
'base operations 100,000 +100,000 munitions 356,400 +356,400 o&m general reduction 7,200,000 +7,200,000 o&m contingent emergency 7,200,000 7,200,000 working capital fund',
'cash balances preservation of democracy sec. 8118 20,000 +20,000 +20,000 quarantine benefits sec. 8121 1,000 +1,000 +1,000 national d day',
'museum sec. 8123 2,100 +2,100 +2,100 inflation rescission procurement sec. 8083 173,711 173,711 173,711 inflation rescission rdt&e sec. 8083 145,977',
'145,977 145,977 bmdo support reduction management sec. 8115 26,154 26,154 26,154 ship scrapping initiative 10,000 +10,000 +10,000 chicago military academy',
'5,000 +5,000 +5,000 total, title viii 3,350,006 32,000 1,247,942 +2,102,064 1,279,942 grand total 267,752,360 284,520,572 287,630,500 +19,878,140 +3,109,928 other appropriations',
'waiver of certain sanctions against india and 43,000 43,000 pakistan public law 106 113: title ii o&m, army 100,000 100,000',
'title vi 1994 friendly fire settlement 2,000 2,000 total, other appropriations 145,000 145,000 adjusted total incl other appropriations 267,897,360 284,520,572',
'287,630,500 +19,733,140 +3,109,928 \1\ included in budget under procurement title. \2\ o&m, af request reduced by $300,000 by a technical',
'correction budget amendment h. doc. 106 .',