Space Command HQ report reveals fears that civilians would not leave Colorado for Alabama

[1srelluc]

Space Command HQ report reveals fears that civilians would not leave Colorado for Alabama

A Pentagon Inspector General report shows concerns over moving the headquarters were circulating in the top echelons of Space Command and the Air Force.

www.al.com

A new report on the tussle over U.S. Space Command headquarters reveals concerns at the highest levels of the command that a thousand civilian employees would not relocate from Colorado to Alabama if the headquarters were to be moved to Redstone Arsenal.

Made public Tuesday, the 54-page, heavily redacted document from the Department of Defense Office of Inspector General notes Space Command’s concerns that civilian staffing lapses would impact readiness appeared to weigh heavily on former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, who was tasked with recommending a decision to then-President Joe Biden.

Well, I'm sure the folks in Alabama are all broke up that they won't be getting a thousand Colorado transplants . I can't even imagine their disappointment.

 

[rightwinger]

These are highly educated and qualified people who have other options.

If they decide against moving, Space Command will suffer

 

[Vastator]

These are highly educated and qualified people who have other options.

If they decide against moving, Space Command will suffer

And Alabama will be better off...

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

These are highly educated and qualified people who have other options.

If they decide against moving, Space Command will suffer

These are civilians. They are not military. Easily replaced. Did you know the FBI is moving a large number of agents to their facility there also?

 

[rightwinger]

These are civilians. They are not military. Easily replaced. Did you know the FBI is moving a large number of agents to their facility there also?

I went through it with BRAC
The agency claimed no impact but it took years to recover.

Huntsville has a long history in rockets and space and has qualified people. They will eventually recover

 

[22lcidw]

I went through it with BRAC
The agency claimed no impact but it took years to recover.

Huntsville has a long history in rockets and space and has qualified people. They will eventually recover

Perhaps these things would not happen if politics did not enter the realm of that department. Colorado is one of the many states that are Prog with the cities controlling the semi-rural and rural areas. It is like the Hunger Games. I think the person who wrote that most likely saw a comparison and used it for the dystopian book. And Colorado and other states were targeted to become Progressive Socialist from the real cult. The cult of death as we see and deny.

 

[whitehall]

More secrets leaked to the media? Back in FDR's day they would get a visit from the FBI but this junk seems to be standard stuff today.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I went through it with BRAC
The agency claimed no impact but it took years to recover.

Huntsville has a long history in rockets and space and has qualified people. They will eventually recover

If you say so, I know the exact opposite will be the case.

 

[rightwinger]

If you say so, I know the exact opposite will be the case.

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[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

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You are consistently wrong about everything you post. Look it as a gift. If you say something we know it is incorrect or an outright lie most of the time.

 

[rightwinger]

You are consistently wrong about everything you post. Look it as a gift. If you say something we know it is incorrect or an outright lie most of the time.

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What does that have to do with what I posted Skipper?
Why don’t you explain the demographics of Huntsville to prove me wrong ?

 

[Zincwarrior]

Space Command HQ report reveals fears that civilians would not leave Colorado for Alabama

A Pentagon Inspector General report shows concerns over moving the headquarters were circulating in the top echelons of Space Command and the Air Force.

www.al.com

A new report on the tussle over U.S. Space Command headquarters reveals concerns at the highest levels of the command that a thousand civilian employees would not relocate from Colorado to Alabama if the headquarters were to be moved to Redstone Arsenal.

Made public Tuesday, the 54-page, heavily redacted document from the Department of Defense Office of Inspector General notes Space Command’s concerns that civilian staffing lapses would impact readiness appeared to weigh heavily on former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, who was tasked with recommending a decision to then-President Joe Biden.

Well, I'm sure the folks in Alabama are all broke up that they won't be getting a thousand Colorado transplants . I can't even imagine their disappointment.

Who the fuck would move to shithole Alabama?

 

[Zincwarrior]

And Alabama will be better off...

No, it won't.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Perhaps these things would not happen if politics did not enter the realm of that department. Colorado is one of the many states that are Prog with the cities controlling the semi-rural and rural areas. It is like the Hunger Games. I think the person who wrote that most likely saw a comparison and used it for the dystopian book. And Colorado and other states were targeted to become Progressive Socialist from the real cult. The cult of death as we see and deny.

Colorado has jobs, great climate, etc. Shithole Alabama is the bottom in job opportunities and quality of life.

 

[Unkotare]

Who the fuck would move to ... Alabama?

Why not?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

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What does that have to do with what I posted Skipper?
Why don’t you explain the demographics of Huntsville to prove me wrong ?

Because you already gave the reason. NASA is already there and the FBI is coming, dumbass.

 

[1srelluc]

Colorado has jobs, great climate, etc. Shithole Alabama is the bottom in job opportunities and quality of life.

Life is what you make of it.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Colorado has jobs, great climate, etc. Shithole Alabama is the bottom in job opportunities and quality of life.

Never been to Alabama, have you? I moved there in 1979, stayed 5 years, and then came back in 1987 for 3 more years.

 

[Unkotare]

Colorado has jobs, great climate, etc. ...

You didn't see those videos of illegal alien gangs taking over apartment buildings in CO? You haven't noticed the winters there? The tornados, the liberals?

 

[rightwinger]

Who the fuck would move to shithole Alabama?

I have been to Huntsville, it is not that bad.

But 5 miles outside of town and you are back in Alabama