This Environmental Assessment (EA) addresses the Environmental impacts associated with the realignment of forces at Davis-Monthan AFB, located in Tucson, Arizona. Under Congressional mandate, the 27th Tactical Air Support Squadron including 14 OV-10 aircraft and 226 personnel will be relocated from George AFB in California to Davis-Monthan in FY 90/93. In addition, the 41st Electronic Combat Squadron (ECS) composed of nine EC-130H combat support coded aircraft and 1,006 personnel, as well as a drawdown of 10 PAA A10A training coded aircraft and a total of an additional 52 operations and maintenance personnel will be moved from Davis-Monthan to Bergstrom AFB, Texas in FY 90/92. The impact assessment addressed the issues of land use, noise, air quality, geology/seismicity, hydrology/water resources, biology, cultural resources, socioeconomics and public safety.
Draft Environmental Analysis for the Realignment of Forces at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona
1989
54 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Environmental Pollution & Control , Natural Resources & Earth Sciences , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Air force facilities , Closures , Environmental impact , Relocation , Air force planning , Air force personnel , Tactical air command , Arizona , Public safety , Land use , Noise , Air quality , Geology , Hydrology , Water resources , Realignment(Personnel) , Environmental assessment , Davis Monthan Air Force Base , Cultural resoaurces , Seismicity , Socioeconomics