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Joint Base San Antonio

502d Air Base Wing

Mr. Benjamin Stohr

Ch. Installation Support Section

HQ AETC/FM

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• What is Joint Basing?

• Joint Base San Antonio Scope

• Structure

• Services Provided

• Milestones

Overview

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Who We Are

• Col Terry Ross• Deputy Comptroller AETC/FM

• Comptroller 502 ABW

• Mr. Benjamin Stohr• Section Chief Installation Support, HQ AETC/FMA

• BRAC Analysts

• Installation Support (CE)

• Joint Base San Antonio Lead

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Joint Base San Antonio

• AF Lead Service• HQ AETC Led Majority of Planning

• Most Complex Joint Base• 3 Geographically Separated Installations

• 19 BRAC Recommendations

• Largest DoD Enterprise

• 211 Supported Units

• $2B in Facility Growth

• Population: 52,500 Mil; 39,000 Civ; 139,000 students

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Ft Sam

31,454 Acres

$ 2.31B

15,424

9,395

22,000 Annually

Lackland

14,400 Acres

$4.9B

24,702

10,131

82,000 Annually

Randolph

9,859 Acres

$1.48B

4,500

5,800

6,600 Annually

Increase by 24,000 annually

Increase by 8,000

Increase by 2,500

Increase by 4,000 annually

Area

Military

Civilians

Students

Plant Value

Increase by $1.56B

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Ft Sam

31,454 Acres

$ 3.87B

23,437

11,928

46,000 Annually

Lackland

14,400 Acres

$4.9B

24,702

10,131

86,000 Annually

Randolph

9,859 Acres

$1.48B

4,500

5,800

6,600 Annually

Area

Military

Civilians

Students

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Plant Value

Post-BRAC / growth

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JBSA Challenges

• Establishing AF Operations on an Army Installation• Customer Service

• Challenge of Geography – Noncontiguous Installations

• Planning and Resourcing Growth• Identified Growth to OSD

• Separate BRAC PB-14

• AF POM

• Common Output Levels of Service (COLS)• Difficult to Predict Level of Service

• Dynamic Environment

• Resourcing

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Benefits of Joint Basing

• Overcome Geographical Separation

• Managerial Insight into Program Details• By establishing New Practices

• Opportunities to Leverage Business Practices• Centers of Excellence

• Services “Best Practices”• Learn the Business Process of Other Services

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Joint Base San Antonio

Questions?

Training and taking care of Service members and their families.