2006 WVNG Annual Report PDF - West Virginia Army National Guard

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West Virginia National Guard Annual Report 2006b) The Resource Management Division supported Army National Guard units by processingand managing military and civilian pay functions, to include 606 deployed soldiers, 3,992traditional soldiers and 336 civilian employees. Staff also managed budget and fundingexecution and made $29,877,868.20 in vendor payments in a timely manner, which resulted in$48,533.73 in rebates and $23.23 per million saved in interest penalties.c) The Data Processing Divisionadministered and supported automatedcomputer systems for theUSPFO-WV. In 2006, data processorsloaded three major systemupgrades for Pay and Logistics,loaded all USPFO computers withCommon Access Card software and/or hardware, loaded three majorORACLE security patches to twodifferent ORACLE databases, createda webpage for units to downloadorders, and setup and replaced 40laptop computers.d) The Internal Review Division supports Air and Army National Guard units. The resultsof a property accountability internal review resulted in monetary benefits of over $500,000.The Internal Review Division assisted the Director of Logistics and the USPFO in supportingmobilizations and resets of West Virginia Army National Guard units.e) The Purchasing and Contracting Division supports West Virginia National Guard Armyand Air units. During 2006, West Virginia awarded over $77.5 million worth of contracts, whilethe average dollar award for other states is only $9.5 million. This equates to more than eighttimes what other states awarded. The division has been heavily involved in the 167th AWconversion to C-5 Galaxy aircraft. Even with the extra workload of the C-5 conversion, theContracting Division received no findings during the First Army Inspector General review.During the year 2006 the total Federal Real Estateand Equipment assigned to the WVNG were as follows:Army National GuardAir National GuardFederal Real Estate Armories are State Owned $61,761,000Federal Equipment $637,521,012 $597,241,00038
West Virginia National Guard Annual Report 2006Fiscal Year 2006 Economic Impact130 th Airlift WingCharleston, West VirginiaMilitary Pay and Allowances $35,567,800Civilian Payroll $13,155,300Goods and Services $21,215,500Military Construction $5,602,100Total for Air Guard (Charleston) $ 75,540,700Fiscal Year 2006 Economic Impact167 th Airlift WingMartinsburg, West VirginiaMilitary Pay and Allowances $41,842,800Civilian Payroll $15,288,000Goods and Services $8,385,900Military Construction $63,971,900Total for Air Guard (Martinsburg) $ 129,488,600Fiscal Year 2006 Economic ImpactWest Virginia Army National GuardMilitary Pay and Allowances $76,159,811Civilian Payroll $20,145,294Goods and Services $36,501,864Military Construction $3,973,064Total for Army Guard $ 136,780,033TOTAL 2006 ECONOMIC IMPACT$341,809,33339
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