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Air Force Wants Barksdale for New Global Strike Command HQ

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Friday, April 3rd, 2009

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The Air Force announced yesterday that Barksdale AFB, La. is the preferred alternative for the permanent location of Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) headquarters, a new major command focused on the nuclear and global strike mission. The identification of a preferred alternative is part of the Environmental Impact Analysis Process required under the National Environmental Policy Act. Although Barksdale AFB has been identified as the preferred alternative, a final basing decision will not be made until the environmental process…

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