Sounds good to me.
The three separate military exchange systems could be consolidated, saving up to $1.9 billion over 10 years, the study group says. The Army and Air Force share an exchange system, AAFES, while the Navy and Marine Corps have their own systems. Consolidating would eliminate inefficiencies from duplicative purchasing, different personnel departments, warehouse and inventory systems and management headquarters while retaining the current ability for service embers and their families to receive a wide selection of goods at a low price, the statement says.
Sounds good to me too.
The questionable one to me is shutting the school system on the bases. That is assuming that it is any better than your average public school. I have no idea if it is or isn't.
I am with you. Randolph AFB has their own school system and they sit next to a very good school system in San Antonio. The bases surrounded by bad school systems in San Antonio don't have schools. Go figure!