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Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

LCD-79-332 Published: Sep 14, 1979. Publicly Released: Sep 14, 1979.
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Because of continuing reductions in the Naval Electronic Systems Command's (NESC) civilian staff position authorization and high grade restrictions and increasing workload, NESC believed that closing the Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Center at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania would provide the greatest benefit in achieving programmed civilian staff reductions while still carrying out its mission. The Navy closed the center as planned in January 1979, and reassigned its mission to the Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Centers in Vallejo, California and Portsmouth, Virginia and the Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Activity in Saint Inigoes, Maryland. Some of the positions transferred to Saint Inigoes did not involve a change in duty station, so that the Naval Electronic Systems Engineering Activity Detatchment at Philadelphia and the Naval Electronic Systems Command at Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania remained in place.

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