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<abstract>Over the past several years, U.S. airlift operations at several air
bases in Europe have either been closed or curtailed. As of March 1994,
operational capabilities at the six key air bases in Europe that would
best support airlift aircraft headed for the Middle East are just enough
to meet the mobility requirements spelled out in the Mobility
Requirements Study. GAO concludes that ending airlift operations at any
of the six European air bases would increase the risk that U.S. troops
or cargo destined for a Middle East crisis would arrive too late;
further, the Air Force would have to resort to riskier practices, such
as aerial refueling and emergency base construction.</abstract>
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