Andersen AFB Munitions Operations Overview

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Andersen AFB Munitions Operations Overview
Harmonizing Guam Munitions Planning

• MSgt Bruce Martineau
• HQ PACAF/SEW
• MSgt John Nesler
• 13 AF/SEW

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MUNITIONS STORAGE AREA

• The largest air-to-ground munitions stockpile in
  PACAF.
• 75 miles of roadway
• Land mass of 5,500 acres
• Our storage facilities consist of
• - 2 multicubes
• - 4 earth covered flow-thrus
• - 12 aboveground magazines
• - 127 igloos (12 additional Hayman igloos w/IDS
  under construction) (48 future construction)
• - 183 revetments (only 16 sited) (9 with LPS)

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FLIGHTLINE EXPLOSIVEPARKING

• Combat Aircraft Parking Areas
• - 11 North Ramp
• - 56 Center Ramp
• - 24 South Ramp
• Hot Cargo Parking Areas
• - 4 South Ramp
• (Currently being re-sited by ISA)

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ONGOING EXPLOSIVES OPERATIONS

• 36 MUNS
• TURBO CADS Operations
• Storage Rewarehousing
• Continuous Bomber Support
• Stockpile Inspections/Maintenance

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ONGOING EXPLOSIVES OPERATIONS

• 36 EOD
• Emergency Disposals of munitions recovered on
  emergency responses. WWII ordnance and base
  supported munitions items
• Explosive Evidence Disposal Operations for Bureau
  of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms OSI, and
  Security Forces Investigations
• Disposal of classified materials for Comm
  Squadron and HSC-25
• Disposals of ADR materials as authorized under
  our RCRA Permit
• Explosive training operations to maintain our EOD
  Demo proficiencies and training requirements

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CONSTRUCTION FACILITYMODIFICATIONS

• New igloo construction (60 ea)
• New missile maintenance facility
• New conventional maintenance facility
• LPS replacement on MSA 1 structures (completed)
• New electrical wiring installed in MSA 2 area
• Expansion of 736 SFS armory (completed)

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Considerations

• Moves should not impede F-22 ops
• A/C Ramp near the HSC-25 area could be expanded
  although current plan was for rotary A/C only,
  but could expand even more if fighters are thrown
  in the mix
• EOD ops would be affected but controlled with
  prior coordination as they do now with current
  ops

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Considerations (cont)

• Northwest Field
• Currently used extensively for REDHORSE, Commando
  Warrior and Combat COMM plans and training
• Facility construction already in works to support
  current ops
• Real world ops would infringe on operations
  conducted in the MSA
• Silver Flag range is now squared away, A/C ops
  would take that away
• Would advise keep it a joint training area

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Questions?