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He questioned whether the Armed Services panel “would want to acquiesce in plans of the Army to invest in architectural and engineering contracts for a new INSCOM headquarters at Fort Meade in the face of obvious major new construction requirements of NSA which, logically, in view of the current high cost of outlying rental space for NSA, should be provided adjacent to NSA’s existing facility at Fort Meade.

"I suggest, Mr. Chairman, that this Subcommittee may want to consider most carefully the negative strategic implications of the location of two important elements of the national intelligence community on the same post...In a volatile, often unpredictable, world situation, relative to our national security interests, we need today an enhanced capability. NSA and INSCOM are not competitive in missions, they are complementary. Both are essential. Both require specialized facilities and environments suited to their operational objectives...” Robinson maintained.

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