Virginia Capes Range Complex Final Environmental Impact Statement

VACAPES Range Complex FEIS/OEISChapter 3 Affected Environment andEnvironmental Consequences3.3 – Water ResourcesTABLE 3.3-1POTENTIAL STRESSORS ASSOCIATED WITH WATER QUALITY (Continued)Warfare Area and OperationTraining AreasMine WarfareDeployment/RecoveryNon-Explosive PracticeMunitionsUnderwater Detonations andHigh Explosive OrdnanceMilitary Expended MaterialsElectronic Combat (EC) Operations -AircraftEC Operations- shipTest and EvaluationShipboard Electronic Systems EvaluationFacility (SESEF) UtilizationW-386 (Air-K)VACAPES OPAREAVACAPES OPAREATable 3.3-2 identifies the training item source associated with the expended materials for each operationand the location relative to the shoreline where the operation would occur.TABLE 3.3-2EXPENDABLE OR HAZARDOUS TRAINING ITEM ASSOCIATED WITH THE VACAPESRANGE COMPLEX OPERATIONSWarfare Area and Operation Training Area Proximity Expended Training ItemMine CountermeasuresExercise (MCM)Mine NeutralizationBombing Exercise (BOMBEX)(Air-to-Surface)Missile Exercise (MISSILEX)(Air-to-Surface)3-12 nm MK-103 (Alternative 2 only) 0.002-lb Net Explosive Weight (NEW)3-12 nm 20-lb NEW charges AMNS (3.24 -lb NEW) MK-82/GBU-30/38 (500-lb HighExplosive (HE) MK-83/GBU-32 (1,000-lb HE MK-84 (2,000-lb HE) MK-20 (cluster bomb HE)Outside 12 nm MK-20 non-explosive practicemunitions (NEPM) MK-76 (NEPM) BDU-45 (NEPM) BDU-33, GBU-12, JDAM, JSOW,MK-76, MK-82, MK-84 (all NEPM) AGM-114 Hellfire (HE) AGM-65 E/F (Maverick HE)Outside 12 nm 75% AGM-88 (HARM)3-12 nm 25% AGM-65 LSR (Maverick) AGM-84 (Harpoon)3-37 March 2009