ADJUTANT GENERAL’S ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012

“WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!”

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F FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARD 2 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 Greetings Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0001 Capitol The Governor of Florida The HonorableScottRick 31 January, 2013 St. Augustine, Florida 32085-1008 St. Francis Barracks,Post Box 1008 Office Office the of Adjutant General DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS STATE OF FLORIDA From The Adjutant General From TheAdjutant that make our communities stronger. reportthis provides updates on many of our programs contribute to readiness the of force. the Additionally, inefficient and costly to maintain, and do not and repairing or replacing old facilities that are Training Center to attract more training customers, capability and capacity at Camp Blanding Joint insight to important initiatives, such as increasing AffairsMilitary forpastthe year. also It provides Florida National Guard and Department the of This the highlights manyreport achievements of your zens, faceof eveninthe Defense budget uncertainty. tirelessly Affairsserve the to needs meet of our citi- Florida National Guard and Department of Military children and help at-risk youth across state. the The munities with educational programs that reach our Debbie landfall. We continue also our com to- serve preparation for Hurricane Isaac and Tropical Storm publican National Convention and mobilized forces in ourported state by providing during- Re the security ourmeet national objectives. We security sup also - have mobilized members more to than 16,500service answered of our call the nation for over and adecade Your Florida National Guard forces have now submit 2012Adjutant the General’s Report. Departmentthe ofAffairs Military it is a privilege to of FloridaOn behalf the National both Guard and D ear Governor Scott: The AdjutantGeneral Florida National Guard Major General TITSHAW R. EMMETT JR. Sincerely, We remain “always ready…..always there.” Stronger. improving operational force that makes Florida asfruition an efficient, effective, and continuously state and nation. Today, we bring that vision to envisioned acommunity-based the force both serving dating back more than 447years. forefathers Our and protect-- to serve our citizens --is aproud one, commitmentOur to Florida’s National Guard heritage stewardship. information regarding agency’s the financial appropriatedfederal funding expenditures along with editionThis contains both aof statesummary and 3 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” ...... 18 Circulation: 1,500 Circulation: the please contact information more For Military of Affairs, Department at (850) 414-9049 Affairs Legislative of Director The Adjutant General’s Report is published each year year each published Reportis General’s Adjutant The 250, “Military Statute Florida of the provisions under with public the provide to is intended and Affairs,” activities financial and the programs on information is distributed It Military of Affairs. the Department of made is and agencies local and government state to charge. free of request upon the public to available by the produced Reportis General’s Adjutant The Office, Affairs Public Guard National Florida and Plans and (J6) Office, Management Information 2013. March date: (J5). Publication Directorate Policy andthe Florida Militaryof Affairs The Department at: online be can found Guard National dma.myflorida.com www.floridaguard.army.mil www.facebook.com/FloridaNationalGuard Economic Impact Across Florida Across Impact Economic in FY 12 state federal and for revenue combined Shows ...... 20 General Revenue Total DMA 2012...... 21 FY Federal Appropriations FLNG ...... 22 Facilities and Property DMA/FLNG

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DMA Financial Summary Financial ...... 17 DMA ...... 16 Guard National Air and their Guard National Florida DMA/ The on impact economic a substantial have families communities. Florida’s ...... 15 Guard National Army DMA/FLNG Senior Leaders Senior ...... 14 DMA/FLNG The premier training site in North-Central Florida in site training premier The nation, our of in support resources training provides communities. and state Camp Blanding Joint Training Center Training Joint Blanding Camp ...... 10 Education efforts eduction supports Guard National Florida The the lives improving at aimed severalthrough programs youth. Florida’s of Employment Soldiers many plaguing a problem is Unemployment Connection, ESGR and Career Family Airmen. and meaningful find Guardsmen help resources other employment...... 6 Readiness Building seek initiative Armory as the Future such of Programs armory Guard National Army the Florida improve to infrastructure system...... 5 Stronger FLORIDA Make We callthe answers when Guard National Florida The missions. needed in both domestic global and

Department of MilitaryDepartmentof 4 ...... Affairs Guard National the Florida and the DMA Together, - the na of serving to commited the vital interests are communities. its and Florida of the state tion, CONTENTS 4 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 The DepartmentThe of natural disaster, Guard the there has for been Florida. during our nation’s for conflicts, helpor acry during a more than 447years. Whether it to arms was acall Guard roots have extended into our communities for Spanish founded St. Augustine, Florida the National Tracing its militia-heritage back to the 1560swhen the of disaster, and (3)assistance to Floridians at risk. Floridathe National Guard, (2)its response intimes tasked with ensuringspecifically the (1) readiness of The AdjutantGeneral, as Department,head the of is statethe of Florida, and its communities. committed interests vital the to serving of nation, the employees. Together, DMA the and FLNG the are personnel, and military morefull-time than 350state National Guard members, including more than 2,200 DepartmentThe manages a force of nearly 12,000 framework fiscal both of andfederal state authorities. Department operates guidance and within policy the Directly responsive to Governor the of Florida, the tive support to Florida the National Guard (FLNG). provides management oversight and administra- T MILITARY AFFAIRS he Florida Department ofAffairs Military (DMA) nation’s call. Florida’sserving citizens, and ready to the meet winning spirit, living our core values, committed to • The nation’s premier National Guard, embodying a addvaluewhich to our state and nation. citizens; and to support programs and initiatives support national objectives; to protect security our • To provide units ready and military personnel to citizens and communities. emergencies, and are committed Florida’s to serving are vigilant inpreparations to respond to domestic remain engaged inoverseas contingency operations, Today Florida National Guard and Soldiers Airmen Excellence We (Excellence inAll Do) Discipline (PersonalService) Courage, Selfless Integrity (Loyalty, Integrity First, Honor) (Diversity)Respect Professionalism (Duty, Before Self) Service P.R.I.D.E. 5 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” -

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Florida Guard Soldiers and Airmen are here… in our in our here… are Airmen Soldiers and Guard Florida communities… in our state… ing Freedom. Many Guard members have deployed deployed have members Guard Many Freedom. ing in global participation times. Our continued multiple high in historically resulted has missions domestic and unprecedented and in training, readiness of levels We challenges. meet future to adaptability and agility the fraction a of at capabilities our maintain to able are ready stand proudly and force, duty active our of cost the call when needed. answer to Since Sept. 11, 2001, we have deployed more than than more deployed have Sept. we 11, 2001, Since Operations of in support Airmen 16,500 Soldiersand Eagle Endur and Noble Dawn, New Freedom, Iraqi T Strengthening Our Strengthening & NATION STATE service to our nation and state. and service nation our to 6 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 BUILDING READINESS Building Armories disasters. areas; affects this units’ ability to respondto locally armories are zones located inflood or storm surge support our National Guard force. Many current inorderArmories to need modernize to adequately since mid-1960sand the ernized 1970s. inmodernization,behind some have- not mod been armories that support Guardsmen these are decades kept withoperational this pace transformation. The However, has infrastructure FLNG the not armory at home and abroad. tional Guardsmen, capable of responding to missions produced better-trained and equipped Florida Na- I ncreased deployments over have past the decade lion year per for next the 30years. requirement for is infrastructure estimated at- $25mil restoration construction –our budget military federal facilities –and requirement the for modernization and Guard on age the facilities. Based and condition of our tain, renovate, or replace existing Florida National The AOF strategic initiative produced a plan to main- and renovation decisions. analysis, organization the can make modernization forceties, protection and demographics mander’s assessment, subject matter- infacili experts fromlected Installation the Status (ISR),- Report Com on system. infrastructure data the armory Based col- This initiative includes an assessment the FLNGof missions.those Future (AOF) strategic initiative can help in us succeed nation and Florida communities. the Theof Armory units and military Our personnel support our state, Defense Program (FYDP). armories. Add Florida projects to Future the Years FARPfund to is FLNG’s critical ability to sustain our replace or renovate fully afacility. Continuing to CON funding from government federal the to either waiting while forserviceable, adequate levels of MIL “bridge” of state funding to keep armories safe and Program (FARP) funding. This program provides a sustainment due Revitalization to Florida Armory Florida is leadingway the renovations inarmory and use, consider Florida the National Guard. respond to disasters. As land becomes available for men live and work. They be mustable to effectively land for armories new incommunities where Guards - The Florida National Guard access needs to suitable built. to eachFlorida community wherearmories these are annual average of over $8million ineconomic benefit for construction. armory Thiswill bring new a residual for (MILCON) Construction fundingvocacy Military The Florida National Guard congressional needs ad- WHAT CAN YOU DOTOHELP? ARMORY OFTHE FUTURE - 7 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!”

“We are very“We visible.” ince 1936 the Winter Haven armory been has a Haven 1936 the Winter ince STRONG COMMMUNITY STRONG he money,” taxpayer of be to good stewards have “You said. S Standing Guard. National Army the Florida to home the stately streets, downtown busy two of a corner on - com Florida the central part of a visible is building munity. to offered a local from church So when a volunteer Class Casey Sgt. 1st exterior, beautify the armory’s help 116th Battalion, 2nd Battery, Bravo of Ducharme The Artillery theField offer. on up her took Regiment, replaced were the building of barriers in front concrete bed – complete a flower and fence, a decorative with seasonal plants and rosebushes evergreens, rocks, with the landscaping. placed into – was the local with - com this said cooperation Ducharme his of the appearance important how shows munity Haven. Winter to is facility Guard National said street,” a main very being on visible, are “We a building of the front of taking care “Just Ducharme. this at stop in the organization…People pride shows this armory.” at stare and all they the sit light time and - mem Guard National Florida many like Ducharme, these need facilities continual that bers, understand - com in our relevant functional and remain to upkeep munities. - ies throughout the state. the state. ies throughout BUILDING ARMORIES = BUILDING READINESS = BUILDING ARMORIES BUILDING The foundation of this organization’s ability to train to train ability organization’s of this foundation The armor infrastructure of its is Guardsmen deploy and Make Florida a priority in the federal budget; we have have we in the federal budget; a priority Florida Make of in support 16,500 Guardsmen than more deployed Encourage armories. our 9/11. Visit since operations new facilities build federal to leaders and local, state today’s meeting those not rebuild neededwhere and requirements. 8 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 the supportthe employers. of statewide military-friendly Economic Opportunity’s One-Stop Career Centers and gration Program, State the of Florida Department of (ESGR)program, Yellow the Reserve Ribbon Reinte- Employer the selors (BCC), Support of Guard the and Floridathe National Guard Battalion Career- Coun tive effort of lcoal, state and elected officials, federal The success the of program stemsfrom the collabora - for work outside our state. members donot thatmen so have our service to look Florida are who interested inhiring National Guards- Guard Family Career to Connection find employers in Adjutant of General Florida, challenged Florida the working inFlorida,” Maj. EmmettTitshaw, Gen. R. the With amotto of “Let’s keep our Florida Guard Family 2012 to 6.3percent inNovember 2012. Guardsmen from decreased 10.8percent inJanuary past the year,Over unemployment the rate for Florida The programalready is showing signs of success. and Families their find employment. meaningful tion was formed in2011to help Florida Guardsmen response, Florida the Guard Family Career- Connec our largest formation, returned from deployment. In ofSoldiers 53rd the Infantry Brigade Combat Team, of 38percentreached peak acritical the in2010when U FLORIDA’S WORK FORCE Strengthening nemployment among our and Soldiers Airmen area service members andarea veterans. service business and education opportunities for Jacksonville Veterans Military ville facilitating Coalition, career, onebecame of founding the members of Jackson the - In Florida 2012,the Guard Family Career Connection Guard program. and Reserve men incooperation with Employer the Support of the ers go who above and beyond to support our Guards- working to help Guardsmen employ recognize those - The Florida Guard FamilyCareerConnection also is drug-free. are they motivated,ity; disciplined, physically fit and initiative take who and exercise responsibil personal - member.vice Guard Our members are trained leaders Many employers recognize value the of hiring aser Guardsmen and Families. their employersmilitary-friendly committed to hiring our identified morethan 55local, regional and statewide The Florida Guard FamilyCareerConnection has - 9 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” enny Justice is the State Program Coordinator and and Coordinator Program the State is Justice enny STRONG CAREERS CAREERS STRONG P ESGR Area Chair for Northeast Florida, a position a position Florida, Northeast for Chair ESGR Area civilian with working history of a long follows that spent jobs. Justice with people connect to employers successfulrecruiting establishing 20 years the past the Southeast. throughout businesses all like I felt the position, about contacted I was “When this for me prepared previously done I had work my Justice. said job,” the with background extensive also an has Justice Reserve and the Guard of Support Employer Florida the 2010-2011 Employers her which named program, with this work It’s the Year. of Representative Outreach who also a father with up the military growing and to how of understanding served a better her gives that a military within environment. work glad I had I’m the military environment, into “Coming overwhelmed the with those experiences so I wasn’t Justice. said culture,” Guard the Florida with working home at feels Justice Connection team. Career Family I’m this goal and to commitment a heartfelt have “I - [Guards help and a difference make determined to to them,” rewarding is that path a career find men] Justice. said Family Guard the Florida on information more For em- in finding assistance for Connection or Career (904) 823-0335. at Justice Penny contact ployment,

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L F IN G ID BR Family Career Connection Family Career Connection “Let’s keep our keep “Let’s working in Florida.” working Florida Guard Family Family Florida Guard Through a partnership with the Department of Eco with the Department a partnership Through Because of its success, the Florida Guard Family Family Guard the Florida success, Because its of other a model for Connection becoming is Career unemployment. with issues similar battling states With the support of Florida Governor Rick Scott, all Scott, Rick Governor Florida of the support With receive to eligible are members Guard National Florida Career all DEO/One-Stop at treatment “Veterans” their status. of regardless Florida throughout Centers nomic Opportunity and their Veteran representatives, representatives, their Veteran and Opportunity nomic Connection hosts Career Family Guard the Florida held program The the state. throughout events hiring has in 2012 and the state throughout events 10 hiring of 2013. quarter the first for planned seven events 10 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 Florida’s Youth Academy ChalleNGe ment ofAffairs. Military Clay and- County District Florida the Depart School Floridathe Department of Children and Families, the Education, Florida the Department of Juvenile Justice, cooperativetheDepartment effortFloridabetween of The Florida Youth ChalleNGe Academy is a livesthe of Florida’s youth. effortsthrough several programs designed toimprove FOSTERING EDUCATIONFOSTERING T he Florida National Guard supports education

“Making thenext generation 67 counties have graduated from program. the emy from opened in2001,3,044 cadets 60of Florida’s aftercadets leavethey the program. theSince - Acad maintains acontact rate of more than 90percent with dential phase. The Florida Youth ChalleNGe Academy provide support to throughout cadet the post-resi the - are paired with mentors maintain who contact and a placement inaschool, ajobor military. the Cadets post-residential maintains phase cadet the inwhich secondportionThe the of program is a12-month physical fitness and citizenship. ship, community health, life jobskills, skills, service, environment. The program emphasizesalso leader inadisciplinedacademics and motivational Training Center inStarke, where Fla., pursue cadets month residential program at Camp Blanding Joint The first phase academythe of isa five-and-a-half of Floridiansacademically, physically and mentally

stronger. ” - 11 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” allahassee native Joseph Carrin kid smart a was Joseph allahassee native T who wasn’t living up to his potential. His father said said father His potential. his to up living who wasn’t with involved got in school and motivated wasn’t he crowd. the wrong doing fun and having with concerned more was “I towards looking than the moment at like I felt what said. Joseph the future,” headed was and life his realized the direction Joseph Youth the Florida to come to the decision made person. a better become to ChalleNGe Academy of the structure struggledwith the he first Although at Joseph out. it stick determined to was he program, earned the honor and in the program himself applied Class 23. being of valedictorian of because life my of days exciting the most of one “It’s said every the way,” this Joe with of lived step I’ve graduation. son’s his Carrin, at Patrick father Joseph’s Blanding, atCamp months five than more After his for a plan and a new with outlook emerged Joseph future. now like I feel and so much accomplished already “I’ve Joseph. said me,” ahead of a future I actually have STRONG FUTURE FUTURE STRONG program, also sponsored by by also sponsored program, program is sponsored by the by sponsored is program !” About Face he “ T Because of these programs, we are making the next the making next are we Because these programs, of and physically academically, Floridians of generation stronger. mentally The Florida Counterdrug Civil Operations Program Program Civil Operations Florida The Counterdrug Leader Night and the Youth through youth educates teaches program Leader Youth The programs. Vision Values, Core the Army using youth to leadership problem and communication teamwork, stressing on youth educates program Vision Night The solving. on of drugs the the effectsbody. and abuse substance Florida National Guard and facilitated through a through facilitated and Guard National Florida in-school provide to company contracted privately skills instruction. life academic key and with students The “Forward March!” through facilitated and Guard National the Florida work- with adults young provides contract, a private in success them for prepare instruction to readiness the workplace. Florida’s Youth ChalleNGe Academy Youth Florida’s 12 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 Camp Blanding Joint Training Center days of training year. per active componentcal training site averages only 242 site is only year open 173per for training, and atypi- ing; on average component typical reserve the training Camp Blanding was open 313days inFY12for train- technologies. center employing innovative practicesand evolving Camp Blandingpremier the be will regional training human suffering during disasters. Guard members on how to save lives and ease a “weapons of mass destruction” incident, training National Guards of as part ajoint exercise simulating Camp Blanding hosted Florida the and Georgia World War II. important training site for members our since military Hazen Albert Blanding,Gen. an has post the been Named after former Adjutant General of Florida Maj. communities. national training insupport of our nation, state and resources to enhance joint, interagency, and multi - North-Central Florida. The 73,000-acrepost provides Starke is National the Guard’s premier training site in and supplies nearly and jobs. part-time 900full strives an to be integral communities of part local the better support of needs the its customers. Thecamp facilities, create ranges, new and construct building to continually searches for ways new to improve existing missions, utilizing state andpost funds. federal The to and capable of supporting and federal both state merous other agencies. Camp Blanding is committed andfederal state law enforcement agencies, and nu- components of U.S. the military, international forces, of customers, including -but not limited to -all is provided customerQuality to range service awide C amp Blanding Joint Training Center (CBJTC) near 13 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” heir official names were “160” and “161.” Butthe and “161.” “160” were names official heir STRONG PARTNERSHIPS PARTNERSHIPS STRONG T words used most frequently to describe them were describe to them were used frequently most words cute.” “too black male bear in cubs born 6-pound, two were They Center. Training Joint Blanding Camp 2012 at early Conservation Com- Wildlife and Fish Florida When the cubs they examined biologists (FWC) mission documented bears born the first these were that noted bear- popula a healthy of indicative the post, and on tion. an of part as collars with radio fitted were The bears - migrat the post see are to if bears at project ongoing - bear popu between large Blanding Camp through ing the Osceola and Forest in the Ocala National lations Forest. National - Man Environmental Blanding Camp to According the post on bear population a robust Catlett, Paul ager and healthy, and strong is there the habitat mean could “goodstew - are as acting officials Blanding Camp that Florida. in north-central the land of ards” doing we’re that know to I want manager a land “As influence,” a positive having we’re that things; the right said. he believe regularly the bears pass biologists FWC for their penchant to due Blanding Camp through well-preserved and hardwood the thick bottomland the post. of areas swampy

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45 NON-DOD AGENCIES AGENCIES 45 NON-DOD OVER 50 LIVE FIRE RANGES FIRE LIVE 50 OVER

RUBBLE & TUNNEL TRAINERS TUNNEL & RUBBLE Fiscal Year 2012 Fiscal Year WATERBORNE TRAINING AREAS TRAINING WATERBORNE

12 LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ENFORCEMENT 12 LAW 60+ HELICOPTER LANDING ZONES LANDING HELICOPTER 60+

ENGAGEMENT SIMULATION VENUES SIMULATION ENGAGEMENT 238 ORGANIZATIONS URBAN TERRAIN TRAINING FACILITY TRAINING TERRAIN URBAN DROP ZONES AND AIR ASSAULT STRIP ASSAULT AIR AND ZONES DROP 55,000 ACRES FOR MANEUVER TRAINING MANEUVER FOR ACRES 55,000

AVAILABLE RESOURCES: AVAILABLE BY THE NUMBERS THE BY Camp Blanding Joint Training Center Training Joint Blanding Camp 14 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 Assistant Adjutant General-Air Florida Air National Guard Brig. James Gen. Eifert to disasters inour state, and contribute to betterment the of our communities. Additionally, Florida the Army National Guard remains ready at to times respond all equipment, deploying around world the to support our nation’s interests. security defended our state since 1565,and today operates most the advanced military of readiness for equipment their Soldiers, and families. their Florida’s Army has CommanderThe the Floridaof Army National Guard is responsible aspect forevery SENIOR LEADERS Department ofAffairs/Florida Military National Guard disaster, and to support programs that addvalue to state the and nation. nation, to protect our citizens and state communities and local of intimes National Guard remains ready, at to times, provide all for of the security the administration of aforce of over 2,000Air Guard personnel. The Florida Air Air National Guard, to ensure day-to-day the mission readiness, operations and The Assistant Adjutant – General Air directly Commander,supportsthe Florida Commander, Florida Army National Guard Assistant Adjutant –Army General Florida Army National Guard Maj. James Gen. D. Tyre and support communities. our local Air National Guard remains ready at to times respond all to disasters inour state, rotations and contingency operations around world. the Additionally, Florida the separated units that directly support homeland defense, Force Air Expeditionary Air National Guard consists of an aircraft fighter wingseven geographically and of readinessaspect for equipment Airmen, their and Families. their The Florida CommanderThe the Floridaof Air National Guard is responsible forevery oversight responsibilities for domestic operations. homeland defense, exercising abroad range of planning, preparation and Guard units and formations other military committed to homeland and security St. Augustine,Department The Fla. executes command and control of National Floridathe National Guard Joint Force Headquarters at St. Francis Barracksin Floridathe National Guard.Department The headquarters is co-locatedwith Director of Florida the Department ofAffairs, Military Commanderand as of The AdjutantGovernor’sthe as serves General advisor,senior military as Commander Florida Air National Guard M.BranyonBrig. Robert Gen. The Adjutant General of Florida Department ofAffairs Military Maj. Titshaw Emmett R. Gen. Jr. 15 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” 50th Regional Support Group Group 50th Support Regional Camp Blanding Joint Training Center Training Joint Blanding Camp Col. R., Commander DwayneJarriel Florida Starke, active, where site a world-class provide : To Mission train can Reserve Army forces and Guard National squad/section separate varying-size to from units artillery infantry to and exist Facilities brigades. - quali crew-served and individual weapons conduct: exercises; live-fire exercises; field training fications; special training; operations maneuver navigation; The operations. amphibious and airborne training; tactical opportunities training also provides center civilian other and agencies local enforcement law for agencies. first-responder , Commander Gonzalez-Kerr Col. Valeria Florida Homestead, service units to combat support provide : To Mission responsibility of area its through passing or to assigned units. assigned various for control and command and area security rear and physical for also is responsible It activities. protection force

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53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) Team Combat Brigade Infantry 53rd 16 Col. Matthew Hearon Col. Matthew : To provide command and control over one to to one over control and command provide : To Mission artillery field battalions reinforcing support general five 164th The alsohas batteries. acquisition target or battalions defense air and military transportation police, it. to assigned Orlando, Florida Orlando, : To conduct combat operations as an infantry an as operations combat conduct : To Mission IBCT an essential 53rd is The team. combat brigade serves the reserve that of structure a as component regional major two in the scenario of hedge strategic - of functions a variety It can perform conflicts. of active augmentation or backfill, reinforcement, formations. combat component Col., Commander Canzoneri Mike Florida Park, Pinellas 83 : To provide command and control over desig- over control and command provide : To Mission - peacetime. com The during Florida within units nated are responsibility its under all units that ensures mand of in support deploy to prepared and equipped, trained, missions. state federal and Brig. Gen. CalhounBrig. Michael , Commander Florida Tallahassee, : To provide command and control for Camp Camp for control and command provide : To Mission additional as well as units, subordinate and Blanding The Land dates. future be at assigned may that units serves Commander the Adjutant as Component training, concerning advisor principal General’s also and Blanding, Camp at operations and readiness when Commander, Force Task the Joint as functions National or situations response domestic selected, for (NSSE). Special SecurityEvents Brig. Gen. Gallant Richard Brig. Center Training Joint Blanding Camp Land Component Commander Land Component ARMY NATIONAL GUARD NATIONAL ARMY

Brig. Gen.Brig. Robert M. Branyon Guard National Air Florida Commander 16 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 natural disaster. facilities and utility systems following enemy attack or damage repair and recovery of Air Force critical engineeringcivil response force. The unitperforms heavy Mission: To provide mobile, ahighly rapidly deployable Camp Blanding Joint Training Center Brig. James Gen. , Acting Eifert Commander order and public safety at home. worldwide. To protect life and property, peace, preserve to combatant commanders insupport of operations Mission: To provide mission-ready Airmen and equipment Jacksonville BrianCol. Simpler, Commander 125th Fighter Wing pilots for United the States Air Force. Fighter 325th the Wing mission of training F-22 and F-35A Mission: To provide world-class instructor pilots to support Tyndall Air Force Base Silva David , CommanderCol. Lt. Col. JamesLt. Col. Spooner, Commander Homestead Base. Air Reserve continuous 24-hour air defense status ready alert at sovereignty mission by maintaining F-15C on Eagles Mission: To continental performthe United States air- Homestead Detachment 1,125thFighter Wing Detachment 1,HQs ANG Florida 101st Air Operations Group 202nd REDHORSE Squadron strategic air and homeland air defense security forces. defensiveDirects all counter-air and activities manages Unitedthe States Northern Command, (NORTHCOM). American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and directs, and air assesses and spaceoperations for North the and spaceforces continental inthe United States. Plans, Mission: To provide aerospace warning and control of air Tyndall Air Force Base JohnCol. , Commander Ferry AIR NATIONAL GUARD 290th Joint Communications Support Squadron 114th Operations Range Squadron war crisis,war and natural disaster recovery. of U.S national objectives during security of times crisis, non-defense agencies, and foreign governments insupport Operations, UnifiedCommands, defense agencies, communications support to Joint Task Forces, Joint Special deployabledirected, globally en-route and early-entry Mission: To provide Chairman of Joint the of Chiefs Staff- MacDill Air Force Base DarenLt. Col. Van Aulen, Commander Lt. Col. JohnLt. Col. Waltbillig, Commander and Commandant fires, domestic response, etc.) arethey available for state contingencies (hurricanes, floods, Air Force Space Command’s weapon systems arsenal. Lastly, deployable and mobile telemetry range safety system under able Command and Telemetry System (TCATS), ahighly Center. The unit also operates and maintainsthe Transport- launchesing all from Cape Canaveral AFS/Kennedy Space instrumentation support Operations to 45th the Group dur Mission: to provide spacelaunch critical range safety and Patrick Air Force Base JohnLt. Col. Malpass, Commander weapon systems deployable for any mission, or federal state. and core training to enable graduates to become certified National Guard weather personnel; provide foundation the Total Force. To provide training, support to Air and expertise for national, state missions and local supporting Joint the teams that deliver highest the quality meteorological services Missions: To provide wartime-ready, professional weather Camp Blanding Joint Training Center 159th Weather &131st Training Flight Flight - 17

“WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” Federal Revenue $458.6 million Grants Federal $37.9 million State Revenue $18.1 million Federal Revenue $458.6 million Grants Federal $18.1 million $37.9 million State Revenue 89% 4% Federal Revenue $458.6 million Grants Federal $37.9 million State Revenue $18.1 million 89% 7% $1.17 billion* EFFICIENCY 4% ECONOMIC IMPACT 2012 IMPACT ECONOMIC 7% Actual Cash Impact: $514 million Cash Impact: Actual Federal Revenue $458.6 million Grants Federal $37.9 million State Revenue $18.1 million *Using a generally accepted figure of 2.28 for the for of 2.28 figure accepted a generally *Using effect.” “multiplier Efficiency and quality are part of the very of ofpart the are fabric quality and Efficiency ac- to adjusted are resources As Family. Guard our diligence due employ we revenue, reduced for count the to the provide services we ensure support to and lessened. not are Florida of citizens 89% 4%

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The funds provided for the Department’s personnel, personnel, the Department’s for provided The funds throughout flow training and armories, equipment, everything the from – touching economy Florida’s - fed In market. industry the estate real to tourism was Guard National 2012, the Florida eral Fiscal Year $496 than more of a federal budget for responsible of the trickle-down effect considering When million. eco- an those federal actually funds have expenditures, residence The $1.17 billion. exceeding impact nomic a is armory a community within Guard a National of benefit. economic great T Affairs (DMA) / Florida National Guard and and their Guard National / Florida (DMA) Affairs - sub is Florida of the communities on have families service 12,000 uniformed than - more With stantial. - organiza our employees, 350 state over and members Florida. across value adds tion

FINANCIAL IMPACT FINANCIAL The Department of Military Affairs of Department The The Department of Military Affairs and the Florida andthe Florida Militaryof Affairs The Department our affect positively to continue Guard National be to good stewards duty our is It state. and citizens organization’s our From us. to the entrusted funds of - embrac our to committees, advisory oversight and we practice, improvement process a continuous ing every the best use make of determined to dollar. are and fiscally efficient more become must we short, In disciplined. 114th Range Operations Squadron Range Operations 114th 290th Joint Communications Support Squadron Squadron Support Communications 290th Joint 18 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 *Naples Miami Melbourne Marianna Live Oak Leesburg WalesLake Lakeland City Lake Jacksonville Homestead Hollywood Haines City Gainesville Ft. Pierce Ft. Myers Ft. Lauderdale Broward Eustis Deland Daytona Volusia Beach CityDade River Crystal Crestview SpringsCoral Broward 2 $67,821.43 Cocoa Clearwater Chipley Camp Blanding Clay Brooksville Brandon Bradenton Bonifay Raton Boco Bartow Avon Park Arcadia

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evard 6 oward evard achua e sco wannee 7154 lm Beach 1 lm Beach ke ke llsborough 3 lk 5214 lk lk lk lk lk lusia kson llier 4145 $5,052,696.47 $12,700.00$5,065,396.47 llier lumbia 15 rus lmes val natee shington 278 ellas ellas

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operation and maintenance, construction. and military total the ***Depicts pro rata distribution of funds federal for pay and allowance, **NMiami reported with Pembroke Pines *Immokalee reported with Naples

EMPLOYEES FULL TIME 57 5 3 14 576 40 3135 38 8133 4153 570 384 7 3 11 23 18 7131 12 3 14 370 6 17 293

GUARDSMEN 94 1297 130 4 111 102 137 214 18 78 89 51 648 128 133 66 173 183 125 902 165$5,798,732.19$24,503.96 $5,823,236.15

$8,036,839.36 $1,220,785.72 $3,051,964.31 $3,119,785.74 $2,204,196.45 $23,907,053.78 $4,510,125.04 $4,611,857.18 $3,662,357.17 $63,514,768.61 $5,764,821.48 $1,424,250.01 $4,001,464.32 $3,560,625.03 $5,018,785.76 $4,408,392.90 $2,712,857.17 $40,523,303.92 $4,883,142.90 $101,732.14 $4,679,678.61 $33,910.71 $2,475,482.16 $5,459,625.05 $7,426,446.49 $2,746,767.88 $4,679,678.61 $4,781,410.76 $5,323,982.19 $2,543,303.59 $6,070,017.91 $2,950,232.17 $6,782,142.92 APPROPRIATIONS ***FEDERAL

$23,000.00$8,059,839.36 $20,100.00$3,072,064.31 $29,100.00$3,148,885.74 $9,700.00$2,213,896.45 $94,680.23$24,001,734.01 $36,300.00$4,546,425.04 $26,900.00$4,638,757.18 $23,900.00$3,686,247.17 $208,700.00$63,723,468.61 $15,900.00$5,780,721.48 $41,100.00$1,465,350.01 $24,900.00$4,026,364.32 $19,500.00$3,580,125.03 $35,200.00$5,053,985.76 $28,900.00$4,437,292.90 $30,800.00$2,743,657.17 $141,400.00$40,664,703.92 $24,900.00$4,908,042.90 $101,732.14 $18,200.00$4,697,878.61 $8,700.00$2,484,182.16 $16,800.00$5,476,425.05 $28,900.00$7,455,346.49 $31,200.00$2,777,967.88 $17,400.00$4,697,078.61 $19,400.00$4,800,810.76 $34,500.00$5,358,482.19 $25,000.00$2,568,303.59 $50,800.00$6,120,817.91 $22,900.00$2,973,132.17 $24,900.00$6,807,042.92

REVENUE STATE GENERAL

$1,220,785.72 $33,910.71 REVENUE COMBINED

19 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!”

COMBINED COMBINED REVENUE 2012 $10,672,964.38 $33,910.71 $305,196.43 $508,660.72 $3,213,507.17

STATE GENERAL GENERAL STATE REVENUE $84,900.00 $12,258,846.53 $25,900.00 $29,300.00 $2,572,603.59

***FEDERAL ***FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS FISCAL YEAR FISCAL $13,937,303.69 $28,000.00 $13,965,303.69 $13,937,303.69 $28,000.00 $10,034,750.09 $9,969,750.09 $65,000.00 $10,647,964.38 $25,000.00 $33,910.71 $305,196.43 $508,660.72 $12,173,946.53 $3,187,607.17 $7,324,414.35 $41,800.00 $7,366,514.35 $7,366,514.35 $41,800.00 $7,324,414.35 $66,700.00 $19,158,432.31 $19,091,732.31 $25,600.00 $2,365,439.31 $2,339,839.31 $33,200.00 $1,593,092.87 $1,559,892.87 $51,000.00 $16,056,857.28 $16,005,857.28 $9,000.00 $1,568,892.87 $1,559,892.87 $50,700.00 $7,544,967.92 $7,494,267.92 $55,000.00 $26,912,285.95 $26,857,285.95 $30,800.00 $6,745,121.49 $6,714,321.49 $6,442,125.06 $6,409,125.06 $33,000.00 $4,735,789.33 $4,713,589.33 $22,200.00 $2,543,303.59 $36,114,911.03 $16,169,889.81 $52,284,800.84 $36,114,911.03 $16,169,889.81 $6,009,285.77 $5,968,285.77 $41,000.00 $6,074,707.20 $6,036,107.20 $38,600.00

,155 $458,608,504 $18,097,474 $476,705,978 ,155 $18,097,474 $458,608,504 320 89 185 135 358 247 259 208 514 63 42 187 42 203 728 172 70 717 160 145 GUARDSMEN

39 4 4 53 47 55 1 49 6 4 285 4 18 64 26

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8 15 5 348 16 33 9

FULL TIME FULL TIME EMPLOYEES ole ord ge den

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TOTAL TOTAL Winter Haven Polk Haven Winter Wauchula Beach Beach Palm Palm West Temple Terrace Hillsborough Terrace Temple Titusville Tavares Tallahassee Tampa Sarasota Starke St. Augustine St. Petersburg St. Sanford Plant City Plant Quincy **Pembroke Pines Broward Pines **Pembroke Pensacola Park Pinellas Palmetto City Panama Ocala Orlando Palatka CITY

COMBINED COMBINED REVENUE *Immokalee reported with Naples with reported *Immokalee Pines Pembroke with reported **N Miami allowance, and pay federal for funds of distribution rata pro ***Depicts the total military and construction. maintenance, and operation 20 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 TOTAL FEDEQSHARING- LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND Maintenance Contracted Operating & Expenses Services Capital Operations Outlay Contracts FEDERAL GRANTS TRUST TRUST FEDERAL GRANTS CAMP BLANDING MANAGEMENT FUND TRUST TOTAL STATE RESOURCES (REVENUE& TRUST FUNDS) Federal Florida Grants Armory Trust Revitalization Fund Programs TOTAL TRUST FEDERAL GRANTS FUND Service Risk Military Charge Maintenance Management Engineering Family Contracted - and Laboratory Insurance Consultants Projects/Contracts/Grants Readiness Services Personnel Replacement Operations Services Food - Program Operating Vehicles Contracts Expenses Products Other St. Capital Sal, - Personal Petersburg TOTALOutlay CAMPBLANDING TRUST FUND Ret Service Youth Risk Services College Maintenance& Charge Contracted ChalleNGe Management Division Social and Replacement - Services Operating Insurance of Expenses Security Operations VehiclesPersonnel Other Capital Sal, Administrative Matching Contracts Personal Outlay Ret Hearings Services & Social Security Matching Federal Law Enforcement Trust Fund CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FEDERAL EQUITABLE SHARING-LAW ENFORCEMENT FUND TRUST TOTAL REVENUE GENERAL Service Worker’s Risk Charge- About Compensation Maintenance Management Contracted Personnel Face/ National - & Legal Insurance Services Information Forward Guard SAD Replacement Operations Service Operating Technology March Expenses Tuition Vehicles Contracts Other Contract Capital Sal, Assistance Personal DepartmentThe Affairsof Military Outlay Ret Services & Social Security Matching GENERAL REVENUEAPPROPRIATIONS

APPRO

VED BUDGETFY11-12 $18,097,474 $525,000 $200,000 $77,519,403 $15,000,000 $37,917,442 $12,129,057 $10,081,660 $4,244,000 $6,980,000 $6,600,000 $1,535,487 $1,063,821 $2,000,000 $1,781,900 $5,620,295 $6,884,227 $920,000 $100,000 $450,000 $385,987 $191,943 $113,678 $238,576 $211,423 $193,000 $806,850 $195,936 $200,000 $305,000 $83,738 $30,000 $70,000 $87.000 $25,000 $25,000 $90,000 $18,172 $40,734 $25,000 $40,000 $54,533 $10,000 $10,000 $7,873 $5,000 - - - -

21 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” $77,606,737 $5,139,300.00 $26,063,341.00 $2,117,154.00 $224,402.00 $844,584.00 $4,490,595.00 $400,144.00 $7,395,514.00 $24,681,312.00 $65,084.00 $186,063.00 $54,871.00 $8,000.00 $55,099.00 $29,647.00 $473,579.00 $20,119.00 $72,587,796.00 $137,017.00 $94,507.00 $925,180.00 $132,180.00 $870,957.00 $643,624.00 $75,533.00 $156,737.00 $843,999.00 $6,268,850.00 $5,530,800.00 $33,589,549.00 $29,644,902.00 $2,360,300.00 $131,376,828.00 $9,779,300.00 $13,734,900.00

FY 2012 FY

Federal Appropriations Federal $458,608,504.00

$143,577,038.00 $315,031,466.00

TOTAL FLORIDA AIR & ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AIR & ARMY NATIONAL FLORIDA TOTAL TOTAL FLORIDA AIR NATIONAL GUARD AIR NATIONAL FLORIDA TOTAL CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP) Package Force Response Enhanced CBRNE Medical Environmental Drug Programs Counter Terrorism on Global War Eagle Noble Operation Freedom Enduring Operation Partnerships State Military Payroll Clothing Subsistence Travel Training Annual Travel Service Training Non-Prior School Travel Travel Special Training Drug Travel Counter Station of Change Permanent AGR Facility Security Forces Civilian Pay Civilian Agreements State Transportation Technology / Information Communications Real Maintenance Property Recruiting & Advertising Supplies) Travel, (Svcs, Base Support Operating Fuel / Aviation / Equipment Supply Fly TOTAL FLORIDA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD ARMY NATIONAL FLORIDA TOTAL (Annual Training/Inactive Duty (IDT) Pay & Allowances, Service & Allowances, Schools & Support, Pay (IDT) Duty Training/Inactive (Annual (ADOS)) Support Operational Duty Active Center, Training Joint Blanding Camp Communications and Automation Expenses Automation and Communications Equipment) Licensing, Software Storage, Data (Computers, Expenses Training and Operations (OPTEMPO-Ground (all less aircraft), Transformation/RESET) (all aircraft), less (OPTEMPO-Ground Expenses Management Facility Construction and Military Construction) Activities, Compliance Environmental Maintenance, (Facility Aviation Expenses Aviation Periods, Safety) Training Flying Additional (aircraft), (OPTEMPO-Air Logistics Expenses Intelligence; Strategic Plans and Policy Expenses Policy and Plans Strategic Intelligence; Destruction & Support) Mass of Weapons Security, ChalleNGe, Physical (Youth Drug ExpensesCounter Abuse) Substance Training, (Intel/DDR/RECON), Plans (State (Civilian Technician and Active Guard & Reserve Pay and Travel) and Reserve & Pay Guard Active and Technician (Civilian Expenses Retention Recruiting and Operations) Mission Marketing, Clothing, Initial Soldier Pay, (New (Medical Programs) Care, Yellow Ribbon, Military Funeral Honor Program, Expenses Resources Human Family Centers & Counseling BENEFICIAL PROGRAMS PROGRAMS BENEFICIAL Expenses Military Personnel 22 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2012 SITE NAME The DepartmentThe Affairsof Military PROPERTIES &FACILITIES Leesburg Lakeland WalesLake City Lake Jacksonville - Jacksonville - Jacksonville - Jacksonville - Immokalee - Immokalee/ Homestead Hollywood Miramar Haines City Gainesville/ Gainesville Fort Lauderdale Fort Pierce Fort Myers Eustis Deland Daytona Beach CityDade River Crystal Crestview Co.Collier Cocoa CSTClearwater Chipley CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - Camp Blanding Brooksville Brooksville Bradenton Bonifay Bartow Avon Park Avon Park UTES Avon Park Ranges Arcadia

Support BN Support Youth ChalleNGe Bullard Armory (Snake Creek TS)

ACUB Air Nat'l Guard Sites Spec. Forces

Airport Authority Airport DMA09-01

(AASF #2) (Armory) Alachua County (Air Reserve Base) (Air Reserve Collier County Collier

TMI Snyder Armory

Cecil FldAASF Cecil FldArmory Cecil ANG Base

YEAR

2009

1968 1940 1976 2008 1953 1958 1955 1954 1955 1983 1955 1988 1954 1957 2007 1958 1971 1954 1974 1971 1984 1984 1969 1950 1974 1958 1959 1955 2000 1993 1939State 1979 1992Co 2009 1977 1984 2009 1977 2004 2008 1969 1973 1958/1996 AQ 1962 UIRED

St Cit

Fe St Cit St Co Cit Co Cit St Cit St Co St Cit St St Cit St Cit St Fe Fe St St Cit Cit St St

Co Fe Fe St St St St St Cit St Cit Fe OWNERS LAND

ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate unty deral deral deral deral deral deral y unty unty unty unty y y y y y y y y y y y

HIP FOR OCCUPANCY OF BUILDINGS (ACRES)

AUTH Licen De Le De Le Le Licen Licen De De Le Le De De Le Le Le Le Le Le De Licen De Le De Le Le De Le Licen Le Licen Le De De Le MO Le De Le De Licen Le Le Le ORITY REPLACEMENTORITY VALUE ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase** ase ase ase ase ase** ase ase ase ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed** ed ed ed A

se se** se** se** se** se** se se

**

$75,729,000.00 $4,373,352.00 $541,260.00 $5,068,747.00 $1,269,720.00 $20,283,554.00 $19,400,000.00 $13,044,550.00 $243,432.00 $2,484,418.00 $1,105,920.00 $1,810,800.00 $1,330,070.00 $1,228,240.00 $1,167,840.00 $2,030,270.00 $2,108,500.00 $2,013,860.00 $1,065,420.00 $1,576,680.00 $2,963,004.00 $2,639,868.00 $1,370,246.00 $1,680,778.00 $1,722,970.00 $1,400,340.00 $2,751,414.00 $1,354,590.00 $202,200.00 $1,378,584.00 $14,536,496.00 No B

No B No B $1,278,408.00 $3,175,110.00 No B $4,138,064.00 $3,076,750.00 $3,509,730.00 $2,999,515.00 $2,125,008.00 $2,050,200.00 La La nd Only nd Only uilding uilding uilding uilding

332.00

27.11 4.76

321.76 8736.71

73000.00

24.98

10.00

LAND AREA LAND 4.00 4.15 14.60 41.40 2.10 10.00 6.53 6.84 0.60 8.38 5.80 5.05 3.63 1.60 3.10 1.30 18.00 4.00 1.00 3.00 7.15 7.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 4.00 26.41 5.00 1.00 6.80 14.00 23 “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!”

3.71 2.75 6.00 58.41 12.00 19.47 11.37 10.00 1.00 8.86 18.77 3.30 8.50 5.00 0.00 5.70 10.02 5.00 1.60 5.00 5.00 12.80 14.53 3.00 2.74 6.50 3.00 55.00 2.05 6.74 1.00 18.35

14.21

ned uilding uilding nd Only nd $5,500,000.00 $5,003,766.00 $93,312.00 $5,489,430.00 $1,344,468.00 7.10 $5,410,980.00 $1,561,608.00 $2,267,610.00 $2,136,496.00 $1,099,008.00 $2,206,890.00 $3,577,970.00 $2,736,140.00 USAR Ow $3,277,050.00 $5,808,202.00 $1,695,260.00 $2,461,850.00 7.00 $3,782,881.00 $1,358,010.00 $1,740,990.00 B No $4,007,070.00 $3,380,010.00 $2,000,960.00 $1,416,306.00 $2,594,388.00 $3,792,928.00 La $1,884,749.00 No B No $7,749,320.00 $6,383,010.00 $162,000.00

$3,042,080.00 $1,559,977.00 $2,318,470.00 $1,643,370.00

se se** se se** se**

ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ed ase ase** ase ase ase ase ase ase** ase* ase ase ase ase ase ase ase ase** ase Licen Licen De Le Licen Le Le Le Le De De Le De Licen De Le De Le Le De De De Le De Le Le Le Le De Licen Le Le Le Le De De De ORITY REPLACEMENT VALUE LAND AREA VALUE ORITY REPLACEMENT CCUPANCY OF BUILDINGS (ACRES) (ACRES) BUILDINGS OF CCUPANCY

AUTH O FOR

$312,715,467.00 82059.26

HIP

y y y y y y y y y unty unty unty unty unty unty unty deral deral deral deral deral ivate ivate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate ate Fe Fe St Co Fe Co Cit Cit Co St St Co St Fe St Co St Co Pr St St License** St Federal Pr St Cit Cit Cit Cit St Fe Cit Cit Co Cit St St St

LAND OWNERS

urce: PRIDE: Facilities Inventory Support Plan Plan Support Inventory Facilities PRIDE: urce:

UIRED ** So

1988 1969/1998 1996 1967 1975 1988 1993 1995 1982 1936 1985 1958 2004 1958 1958 1963 1963 1986 1989 1938 1957 1959 1958 2006 1980 1985 1993 1763

1993

1983

1957

1950

1983 1940

2009 2005 1990

Babcock

YEAR AQ Ensslin Armory Ensslin Counterdrug Checchi House Lance Armory Complex Hqs USPFO Lightner C-12 Hangar Air Guard Unit Unit Guard Air

Air Guard Unit Guard Air

Flalger County Ellyson Field

Naval Trng Center Trng Naval

* Annual Lease * Annual Cost

West Palm Beach Palm AFRC West Haven Winter Wauchula Beach Palm - West Tampa Tavares Titusville Pinellas Park AFRC Park Pinellas Starke Tallahassee St. Augustine - Augustine St. - Augustine St. Petersburg St. St. Augustine - Augustine St. - Augustine St. St. Augustine - Augustine St. - Augustine St. - Augustine St. Sanford Sarasota - Augustine St. Plant City Plant Quincy Panama City Panama - Pensacola AFB - Patrick Palatka Coast/ Palm Palmetto Orlando - Orlando Orlando Miami Band Lease Band Miami Miami Ocala MacDill AFB - MacDill 1969/1998 Marianna Melbourne Live OakLive

TOTAL FACILITIES VALUE FACILITIES TOTAL

SITE NAME NAME SITE 14.00 6.80 1.00 5.00 26.41 4.00 3.63 5.05 5.80 8.38 0.60 6.84 6.53 10.00 2.10 10.00 10.00 10.00 7.00 7.15 3.00 1.00 4.00 18.00 1.30 3.10 1.60 41.40 14.60 4.00 4.15

10.00 24.98

73000.00

8736.71 321.76

4.76

27.11 332.00 Land Only Land Only $2,050,200.00 $2,125,008.00 $2,999,515.00 $3,509,730.00 $3,076,750.00 $4,138,064.00 Building No $3,175,110.00 $1,278,408.00 Building No Building No Building No $14,536,496.00 $1,370,246.00 $2,639,868.00 $2,963,004.00 $1,576,680.00 $1,065,420.00 $2,013,860.00 $2,108,500.00 $2,030,270.00 $1,167,840.00 $1,228,240.00 $1,330,070.00 $1,810,800.00 $1,105,920.00 $2,484,418.00 $1,378,584.00 $202,200.00 $1,354,590.00 $2,751,414.00 $1,400,340.00 $1,722,970.00 $1,680,778.00 $243,432.00 $13,044,550.00 $19,400,000.00 $20,283,554.00 $541,260.00 $4,373,352.00 $1,269,720.00 $5,068,747.00 $75,729,000.00

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Lease Lease Lease License Deed Lease** Deed Lease MOA Lease Deed Deed** Lease License License** Lease Lease** Lease Lease Lease Lease Deed Deed Lease Lease Deed Deed License** License** Lease Lease Deed Lease Deed Lease Lease Deed Lease Deed License** Deed Lease Lease Deed License Federal City State City State State State State State Federal Federal County

County City County City State State City City State State Federal Federal State City State City State State City State County State City State City State State Federal City State 1962 1958/1996 1973 1969 2008 2004 1977 2009 1984 1977 2009 County 1992 1979 1939 State 1993 2000 1955 1958 1953 1976 1955 1959 1958 1974 1950 1969 1984 1984 1971 1974 1954 1971 1958 2007 1957 1954 1988 1955 1983 1955 1954 2008 1940 1968

2009

Cecil Fld Armory Cecil Fld AASF ANG BaseANG Snyder Armory Snyder TMI Collier County (Air Reserve(Air Base) Alachua County Alachua (Armory) #2) (AASF DMA09-01 Airport Authority Spec. Forces Sites Guard Nat'l Air ACUB (Snake Creek TS) Creek (Snake Bullard Armory Bullard ChalleNGe Youth Support BN Myers Fort Pierce Fort Lauderdale Fort Gainesville Gainesville/ City Haines Miramar Hollywood Homestead Immokalee/ - Immokalee - Jacksonville - Jacksonville - Jacksonville - Jacksonville Lake City Lake Wales Lakeland Leesburg Arcadia Ranges Park Avon UTES Park Avon Park Avon Bartow Bonifay Bradenton Brooksville Brooksville Blanding Camp - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC - CBJTC Chipley Clearwater CST Cocoa Collier Co. Crestview Crystal River Dade City Beach Daytona Deland Eustis “WE MAKE FLORIDA STRONGER!” dma.myflorida.com