Pax River Manpower Reduction Update

[moon5leg]

There's an update and clarification of the rumored manpower reduction for Pax River on the Baynet today:

http://www.thebaynet.com/news/index.cfm?fuseaction=news.viewStory&story_ID=2168

Looks like the original article was blowing this out of proportion.

 

[OrneryPest]

Ever since I retired from Pax River in 1999 they've had "manpower reductions" every year and the total base employment has kept on increasing. You suppose anything's different this time?

 

[moon5leg]

Ever since I retired from Pax River in 1999 they've had "manpower reductions" every year and the total base employment has kept on increasing. You suppose anything's different this time?

Nope, I think you're right on. It's seems like the more the media hypes up the supposed reductions, the more people/commands get moved here.

 

[MMDad]

Ever since I retired from Pax River in 1999 they've had "manpower reductions" every year and the total base employment has kept on increasing. You suppose anything's different this time?

Pay attention to who brought this into the spotlight. Could this possibly, just by chance, be one of those even numbered years we call an "election year?"

Isn't it amazing how there's one whole year where some things don't make the news, then the next year everything is a crisis, and there are all of these knights in shining armor to help us?

 

[juggy4805]

A little at ease now.