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AMARG
[edit]amarg is a tenant on DM. they are under AFMC, DM is ACC, DM is responsible for the real property and facility maintenance, infrastructure maintenance, etc. yes they are both "owned" by the government, however the responsibility of maintaining everything at AMARG falls on the folks at DM. every year their is a large reimbursement given to ACC from AFMC for all the support provided to the tenant, they're basically paying rent to ACC. and besides that, the perimeter fence surrounding AMARC is also DM, so its actually geographically withing DM. Robkehr 14:45, 1 August 2007 (UTC)
nothing that i can cite online, i just know this because i work communications reimbursements for dm. there are support agreements that document everything provided, its basically a contract between the tenant and the base, it spells out everything... and they have to be reviewed tri-annually and renewed at different times. i'm not sure if theyre available to the public but im sure theyre foia releasable, but im sure you cant google them. but if youd like to do some reading on HTSA's(host-tenant support agreements) head over to the af's e-publishing website and look at AFPD 25-2 and AFI 25-201. thatll give a broad explanation of how a support agreement is written. and when one is needed. like here at dm, we have one with the recruiter agencies in towns that are not even in tucson, but we're responsible for keeping their network up and running even though theyre physically located far from the base and theyre not even in our command. we call it the "team DM" concept. Robkehr 05:40, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
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