The effort to reduce the federal expenditure on the military is generally proceeding well: The number of soldiers and support personnel has been reduced dramatically; some new weapons systems have been canceled; and, perhaps most important, scores of unneeded military bases have been closed down.
The fact is, the U.S., for purposes of its defense, didn't need, in this post Cold-War era, the hundreds of military bases that dotted the 50 states. Some had to be closed down and Congress, lacking the backbone to make that decision itself, created a commission to do the politically dirty work for it.
That commission did the job. It came up with a list of more …

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