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Start Over Collection Herbert H. Bateman Congressional Records, 1956/2000, bulk 1982/2000 Date range 1989

Base Closure--Loose Papers--Group 1, Folder 1of 4, 1979/1993 Box 142, Folder 1

This folder includes information on Jefferson Proving Ground, MILCON costs, Navy Bases report, and COBRA Realignment Summary. It also includes Remarks of Rep. Herbert Bateman, Commission on Base Closure and Realignment [June 16, 1993], Letter from Hunter B. Andrew outlining some legislation with attached 1979 material on cost savings if Ft. Monroe closed [June 9, 1993], and letter from John O. Marsh, Jr. [past Secretary of the Army] with his views of closing Ft. Monroe [June 11, 1993].

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman Congressional Records, 1956/2000, bulk 1982/2000
  3. Series 31: BRAC--Base Closing
  4. Box 142

Base Closure--Loose Papers--Group 1, Folder 3 of 4, 1987/1994 Box 142, Folder 3

This folder includes newspaper articles, memos and correspondence with Thomas K. Norment, Virginia Congressman, Hunter B. Andrews, Virginia Senator, James A. Courter, Chairman of the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission, and Mr. Bateman's aides concerning Fort Monroe closing. One memo says Mr. Bateman is surprised that Governor Chuck Robb supports the closing of Fort Monroe. Reports and related items included are: COBRA model reports, UXO at Fort Monroe [n. d.], The Key Questions: Why Fort Monroe? Why Not Fort Eustis? [undated], Discussion Paper on Ft. Monroe [June 4, 1993], Information Paper on Jefferson Proving Ground (JPG) Disposal Plan [June 4, 1993], BRAC Impact State by State Comparison [undated], Memo about Ordnance and Explosive Waste (OEW) Remediation at Fort Monroe [June 9, 1993], BRAC 93 Valuation of Fort Monroe, Virginia [undated], Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission: Base Summary Sheet, Fort Monroe, Virginia [May 18, 1993], 1991 Real Estate Map of Fort Monroe with areas of ownership highlighted [undated] and Historic Preservation Program: Structure, History, and Congressional Policies by Malcolm M. Simmons Specialist in Natural Resources [April 14 1987],

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman Congressional Records, 1956/2000, bulk 1982/2000
  3. Series 31: BRAC--Base Closing
  4. Box 142

Base Closure--Loose Papers--Group 1, Folder 4 of 4, 1987/1995 Box 142, Folder 4

Reports: Military Bases: Transfer of Pease Air Force Base Slowed by Environmental Concerns by GAO [February 1993], Chapter 5 entitled, The Army's Process and Recommendations Were Generally Sound…, of the Report GAO/NSIAD-95-133 Military Bases [undated] , Recommendations of the Navy – part of another unnamed report [undated] COBRA report on Cost of Base Realignment Action [undated], Turning Visions into Success: Briefing to the Honorable Herbert Bateman by Vitro [October 11, 1994] and mini-report entitled "Closing Fort Monroe [June 1988]. Includes correspondence, memos, laws and documents regarding base closings, hearings, hazardous waste and environmental concerns. Letters and memos from Alan J. Dixon and James A. Courter, Chairmen of Defense Base Closure & Realignment Commission, copy of H.R. 4016 that amends the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation & Liability Act of 1980, statements from hearings, notes on Virginia Requirements at May 4 [1995] hearing, a briefing & news releases. Resolutions from Spotsylvania, VA County Board of Supervisors, Rappahannock Area Development Commission & other localities giving support to Dahlgren and Fort A.P. Hill [October 27, 1994]. April 19, 1993 letter to Jerry C. Harrison, Chief, Legislative Liaison of the Army, requesting that the Department of the Army provide him [Herbert H. Bateman] all the information used in the preparation of the Total Army Basing Study as pertains to Fort Monroe. The report is attached.

  1. College of William and Mary
  2. Herbert H. Bateman Congressional Records, 1956/2000, bulk 1982/2000
  3. Series 31: BRAC--Base Closing
  4. Box 142

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