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Installations of Impact

Marine Corps Support Facility

Blount Island

Jacksonville, Florida

Marine Corps Logistics Base

Albany, Georgia

Marine Corps Base

Camp Lejeune

Jacksonville, North Carolina

Marine Corps Air Station

New River

Jacksonville, North Carolina


Cherry Point

Havelock, North Carolina


Beaufort, South Carolina

Marine Corps Air Facility

Quantico, Virginia1

Message from the Commanding GeneralMarine Corps Installations East -

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

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R. F. CASTELLVI

Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps

Even with the ending of our nation’s longest sustained period of combat, Marine Corps Installations East (MCIEAST) continued to respond to conflicts around the globe. As our fiscal constraints intensified, we persevered in providing the most efficient and effective support to the operational forces and tenant commands in the areas of training, readiness, and deployment of ground, logistics, and aviation forces. Our seven installations supported all branches of the military, their family members, retirees, civilian employees, other government agencies, and contractors who greatly impact the economic health of our states and local communities. In October, the Marine Corps realigned Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico from MCIEAST to Marine Corps Installations Command-National Capital Region. This is the final year their economic data will be included in the MCIEAST regional brochure.

Although MCIEAST experienced substantial fiscal challenges under the Continuing Resolution Authority this year, nearly $9 billion dollars in economic impact was provided to the states of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Active duty and retired military, and currently employed and retired civilian wages, totaled more than $5 billion dollars. This contributed greatly to the economic well-being of the states and local communities who support each of these installations. With construction contracts totaling over $361 million dollars, local area businesses, vendors, and contractors were bolstered economically through the purchase of materials, supplies, and services adding additional revenue into these economies. However, significant decreases were noted by our fiscal challenges in the areas of military construction.

As our federal, state, and local budgets continue to narrow, our vital relationships and our dedication to the civic development and economic growth of the states and local communities surrounding our installations becomes even more crucial. We credit the success of the Marine Corps as our great Nation’s finest fighting force to our partnerships with state and local communities. As economic conditions continue to shift, we shall remain resolute together on this path maintaining the economic impact of Marine Corps Installations East with our state and local communities at the forefront.

Total Economic Impact of MCIEAST

$8,795,647,088

209,095

60,118

15,059

73,740

60,178

Population

Military (Active Duty)

Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds

Non-Appropriated Funds

Military Family Members

Retirees

Military

Civilian

55,599

4,306

26

10

177

11,128

3,931

33,162

27,016

3

Salaries


Civilian (Appropriated Funds)

Civilian (Non-Appropriated Funds)

Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees

Construction

Military Construction

Facilities Sustainment, Restoration, and

Modernization


Naval Hospital

Miscellaneous

Materials, Supplies, and Services

Purchasing & Contracting

Supplies & Materials

Equipment

Communications, Rent, Utilities


Miscellaneous

Healthcare

Travel & Transportation of Personnel

Transportation of Things

Contributions

Concessionaire Revenue

$5,531,148,721

$2,809,321,890

$949,583,027

$149,506,061

$845,402,499

$777,335,244

$361,543,434

$133,627,240

$210,218,178

$4,176,453

$3,986,161

$9,535,402

$2,422,240,748

$1,305,845,404

$758,321,207

$48,658,505

$63,112,302

$246,303,330

$480,714,185

$323,677,828

$55,544,397

$31,168,269

$9,551,933

$60,771,758

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Civilian 7%

Military Family

Members 35%

Retirees 29%

Military 29%

The State of FloridaMarine Corps Support Facility, Blount Island

Commanding Officer: Colonel Matthew R. Crabill

350

100

151

99

N/A

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

89

11

0

0

0

151

0

N/A

N/A

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Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees

Average Military Salary $66,799

Average Civilian Salary $37,676

Construction



Modernization


Miscellaneous




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$13,518,828

$7,458,635

$6,060,193

-0-

N/A

N/A

$24,663,756

-0-

$24,663,756

-0-

-0-

$9,527,938

$9,261,452

$223,326

$43,160

-0-

-0-

$335,806

-0-

$37,395

-0-

$298,411

-0-

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Total Economic Impact

$48,046,328

Military 29%

Civilian 43%

Military Family

Members 28%

The State of GeorgiaMarine Corps Logistics Base, Albany

Commanding Officer: Colonel Donald J. Davis

12,973

393

2,592

1,764

8,224

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

358

32

3

0

0

2,424

168

3,875

4,349

7

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees



Construction



Modernization


Navy Working Capital Fund

Miscaellaneous




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$451,559,801

$24,463,943

$228,959,006

$6,272,120

$86,254,244

$105,610,488

$33,291,754

$5,501,321

$12,561,337

$347,099

$8,579,777

$6,302,220

$1,089,155,280

$998,233,790

$74,853,950

$441,268

$8,593,710

$7,032,562

$37,867,829

$33,227,296

$2,875,273

$370,680

$459,006

$935,574


$1,611,874,664

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Military Family

Members 14%

Military 3%

Civilian 20%

Retirees 63%

The State of North CarolinaMarine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune

Marine Corps Air Station, New River

Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point

164,422

55,143

11,454

65,023

32,802

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

50,785

4,148

23

10

177

7,993

3,461

19,498

13,304

9

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees

Construction



Modernization


Fleet Readiness Center

Naval Hospital




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$4,260,302,651

$2,558,831,560

$669,199,911

$117,513,972

$521,097,748

$393,659,460

$231,031,485

$93,726,919

$129,222,728

$3,362,004

$733,673

$3,986,161

$1,232,503,450

$263,571,994

$679,412,513

$46,876,149

$47,264,572

$195,378,222

$392,085,435

$248,065,675

$52,412,976

$30,791,016

$6,401,098

$54,414,670

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$6,115,923,021

Military Family

Members 40%

Military 34%

Civilian 7%

Retirees 20%

Marine Corps Base, Camp LejeuneCommanding General: Brigadier General Robert F. Castellvi

108,797

39,365

5,907

46,191

17,334

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

35,586

3,580

21

1

177

3,387

2,520

11,018

6,316

11

$2,644,860,165

$1,825,095,247

$257,386,995

$85,916,454

$292,904,217

$183,557,252

$144,789,654

$70,354,719

$68,429,078

$1,504,335

$515,361

$3,986,161

$560,373,875

$188,401,596

$157,593,221

$23,405,839

$33,594,577

$157,378,642

$230,158,378

$136,994,076

$39,086,019

$9,594,128

$4,658,289

$39,825,866

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees



Construction



Modernization


Miscellaneous

Naval Hospital




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions



$3,580,182,072

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Civilian 5%

Military 36%

Retirees 16%

Military Family

Members 42%

Marine Corps Air Station, New RiverCommanding Officer: Colonel Timothy M. Salmon

16,823

7,045

529

6,902

2,347

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

6,914

122

0

9

0

241

288

1,944

403

13

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees



Construction



Modernization


Miscellaneous




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$402,165,135

$311,126,304

$16,611,456

$11,021,975

$51,688,980

$11,716,420

$36,129,325

$23,372,200

$10,899,456

$1,857,669

-0-

$20,080,024

$12,645,363

$1,333,353

$120,440

-0-

$5,980,868

$28,471,094

$23,449,319

$50,682

$2,595

$96,431

$4,872,067


$486,845,578

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Military 42%

Civilian 3%

Military Family

Members 41%

Retirees 14%

Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry PointCommanding Officer: Colonel C. Pappas III

38,802

8,733

5,018

11,930

13,121

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

8,285

446

2

0

0

4,365

653

6,536

6,585

15

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees



Construction



Modernization


Fleet Readiness Center

Naval Hospital




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$1,213,277,351

$422,610,009

$395,201,460

$20,575,543

$176,504,551

$198,385,788

$50,112,506

-0-

$49,894,194

-0-

$218,312

-0-

$652,049,551

$62,525,035

$520,485,939

$23,349,870

$13,669,995

$32,018,712

$133,455,963

$87,622,280

$13,276,275

$21,194,293

$1,646,378

$9,716,737


$2,048,895,371

16

Military 23%

Civilian 13%

Military Family

Members 31%

Retirees 34%

The State of South CarolinaMarine Corps Air Station, Beaufort

Commanding Officer: Colonel Peter D. Buck

29,429

3,558

830

5,889

19,152

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

3,454

104

0

0

0

528

302

9,789

9,363

17

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees



Construction



Modernization


Miscellaneous




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$747,410,265

$163,127,752

$42,446,741

$25,719,969

$238,050,507

$278,065,296

$70,048,038

$34,399,000

$32,682,179

$467,350

$2,499,509

$88,206,282

$32,882,889

$2,992,726

$1,282,927

$7,155,194

$43,892,546

$49,415,913

$42,384,857

$181,725

$6,573

$1,421,244

$5,421,514

18


$955,080,498

Retirees 65%

Civilian 3%

Military 12%Military Family

Members 20%

The Commonwealth of VirginiaMarine Corps Air Facility, Quantico

Commanding Officer: Lieutenant Colonel Vincent J. Ciuccoli

1,921

924

32

965

N/A

Population


Marine Corps

Navy

Army

Air Force

Coast Guard

Civilian

Appropriated Funds



Retirees

Military

Civilian

913

11

0

0

0

32

0

N/A

N/A

19


$64,722,577

Salaries




Military Retirees

Civilian Retirees

Construction



Modernization


Miscellaneous




Equipment



Miscellaneous

Local Healthcare



Contributions


$58,357,176

$55,440,000

$2,917,176

-0-

N/A

N/A

$2,508,401

-0-

$2,508,401

-0-

-0-

$2,847,798

$1,895,279

$838,692

$15,001

$98,826

-0-

$1,009,202

-0-

$37,028

-0-

$972,174

-0-

20

Military 48%

Civilian 2%

Military Family

Members 50%

Business Coalitions

State Cabinet Councils (State Secretaries)

Governor's Advisory Commissions on Military Affairs

Commanders' Councils

Working Lands Groups and Operational Partnerships

Logistics Task Forces

Farm and Forest Preservation Programs

Renewable Energy Working Groups & Task Forces

(wind, bio-fuel, solar)

Southeast Regional Partnership for Planning and

Sustainability

Regional Cooperative Planning Groups

Southeast Natural Resource Leaders Group

Military Focused Task Forces

Landscape Conservation Cooperatives

Leadership Scholar Program

South Atlantic Alliance

Elected Officials

Conservation Non-Governmental Organizations

The organizations listed above are Non-Federal Entities. They are not specifically or exclusively endorsed by any component of the Federal Government including the Department of Defense, the United States Navy, or the United States Marine Corps.

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Summary Impact by State

Florida

Georgia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Virginia

TOTAL

Population

350

12,973

164,422

29,429

1,921

209,095

Economic

$48,046,328

$1,611,874,664

$6,115,923,021

$955,080,498

$64,722,577

$8,795,647,088

Notes:

- Economic information reflects Fiscal Year 2014 (1 October 2013 – 30 September 2014).

- Salaries reflect gross pay.

- Funding categories reflect appropriated funds unless otherwise identified.

- Retiree population and Healthcare data specific to Marine Corps Air Facility, Quantico and

Marine Corps Support Facility, Blount Island are not included due to the close proximity of other

installations.

- Transient students population is not included.

- Due to close geographical proximity, MCAS Beaufort data may inadvertently

include economic impact data shared with MCRD Parris Island. Data assignments

is subject to change for FY2015.

Designed and produced by MCIEAST-MCB CAMLEJ, Business Performance Office

Published by MCIEAST-MCB CAMLEJ G-7, telephone (910) 449-9265

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Installations of Impact€¦ · Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune 2 R. F. CASTELLVI Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps Even with the ending of our nation’s longest sustained period