(MRAP) Vehicle Program - U.S. Army Environmental Center

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Army MRAP Vehicle Program Programmatic Environmental Assessment December 2010 Service Organization USAF Fort Lewis, WA USAF Salina ANG, KS USAF Ramstein AB, Germany USAF Malmstrom, MT USAF Hulburt Field, FL USAF Hickam AFB, HI USAF Carswell ARS, TX USAF Eilson AFB, AK USAF F.E. Warren AFB, WY USMC MCB Camp Lejuene, NC USMC MCB Camp Pendleton, CA USMC Twentynine Palms, CA USMC Kaneohe Bay, HI USMC Camp Fuji, Japan USMC Camp Kinser Okinawa, Japan USMC Red River Army Depot, Texarkana, TX USN China Lake, CA USN Fort Story, VA USN Guam USN Gulfport, MS USN Port Hueneme, CA USN Tidewater, VA USA Camp Atterbury, IN USA Camp Shelby, MS USA Fort Bragg, NC USA Fort Campbell, KY USA Fort Carson, CO USA Fort Dix, NJ USA Fort Drum, NY USA Fort Hood, TX USA Fort Irwin, CA USA Fort Lewis, WA USA Fort McCoy, WI USA Fort Polk, LA USA Fort Riley, KS USA Fort Sill, OK USA Fort Stewart, GA USA Fort Wainwright, AK USA Hohenfels, Germany USA Red River Army Depot, TX UNCLASSIFIED 16
Army MRAP Vehicle Program Programmatic Environmental Assessment December 2010 Service Organization USA Schofield Barracks, HI In addition to the HST mentioned above, some specific MRAP training activities were performed during Mojave Viper, a training exercise held in 29 Palms and Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma. This exercise with the battalion was performed in scenarios in a simulated urban environment. Additional training exercises were performed at MCAS Yuma Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF); Camp Pendleton, CA; II MEF, Camp Lejeune, NC; Marine Corps Base Quantico, VA; The Basic School (TBS); and Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kaneohe Bay. As mentioned previously, most, if not all, activities related to this program have already taken place, including training events. The following provides information on NEPA documentation prepared in support of these training events: � A CATEX for the HST using the MRAP FPII variant was prepared by the USMC for TBS Quantico, MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay, I MEF, and II MEF. The CATEX used for this activity is defined in 32 CFR 775.6 (f) (45). A CATEX is deemed as an action based on past experience with similar actions that do not individually or cumulatively have any significant environmental impact. CATEXs are defined in the 40 CFR 1508.4. � A CATEX, dated 28 August 2007, was prepared for military training at Camp Billy Machen, MCAS Yuma to conduct live fire testing and training for four training exercises in 2007 and seven exercises for 2008 referred to as “mobility training.” The CATEX used for this activity is defined in 32 CFR 775.6 (f) (45). � A third CATEX, dated April 2008, was completed for HST of USA, USAF, USMC, and USN personnel at I MEF, II MEF, III MEF, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, and Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms with MRAP FPII vehicles. The CATEX used for this activity is defined in 32 CFR 775.6 (f) (45). In addition to training occurring in the field, JPO established a centralized location, called the MRAP University at Red River Army Depot, TX for training. Training classes at MRAP University include Field Level Maintainer New Equipment Training (FLMNET) and cross training of FSRs and Government personnel. The MRAP University training concept begins in the classroom, transitions to a hands‐on vehicle training and concludes with both a day and night driving course. The MRAP University also includes a CONUS Mobile Training Team (MTT) to provide unit commanders a flexible means of providing their personnel with MRAP NET. The MTT personnel team consists of a mix of government civilians, contractors, military support contractors (third party) and on‐call Red River Army Depot support personnel. The JPO is working with Service training and education organizations to develop a long‐ term training and facilities strategy to support future CONUS training requirements. In UNCLASSIFIED 17
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