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Pentagon cutbacks could lead to more jobs at Nellis, test site
1995
Overview
The latest in a series of proposed Pentagon cutbacks could mean a few more jobs and greater military consolidation at Nellis Air Force Base and the Nevada Test Site. A report released Tuesday by the Department of Defense recommended that two units from Air Force bases scheduled for realignment be transferred to Nellis and its 3-million-acre range, bringing an estimated 87 military positions and 85 civilian jobs to Nevada. The Defense Nuclear Agency's Field Command, currently at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, would be the most significant of the proposed moves. That agency tracks and manages the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile, conducts research on the effects of nuclear weapons, and studies ways to thwart their proliferation.
Publisher
Las Vegas Review - Journal
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