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Tyndall AFB, Floridas |
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USA |
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Point of contact
Name: |
Bert Garcia |
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Department of Defense |
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Senior Project Engineer |
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+1 703 693 5223 / +1 703 693 3039 |
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General information
Indoor test area : |
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Outdoor test area : |
3700km² |
Particular constraints
Working hours: |
Normal |
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Entrance requirements: |
There are no security considerations to be addressed in planning use of the site. |
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Logistics
Mechanical workshop: |
Unknown |
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Explosive allowed: |
Yes |
Fragmentation: No |
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Services supplied: |
Electricity
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Fuel
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Water
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Compressed air
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Yes
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Yes
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Canteen: |
Nearby |
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Distance (km): |
Hotel: |
Railway station: |
Airport: 30 miles from Yuma airport |
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List of testing facilities available
- Test area #3 has been used in mine clearance, UXO detection, unmanned remote UXO detection system, and UXO neural network demonstrations and evaluations.
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Completed, ongoing and planned test & evaluation projects
Capabilities
Test area #3 covers over two acres. Test area #3 is generally sea level with entry into water table envelopes at 1 – 1.5 meters. The site is two tiered with a surface-to-one-meter depth area (approximately 100m x 300m), and a second tier, a two meter elevated pad (approximately 80m x 80 meters) with a surface-to-three-meter depth area. If necessary, there are options to expand the site. An alternate site is available for live (UXO) testing with EOD support.
The test site has a heated and cooled control building. The compound, in general, has full complement of support facilities.
Note: The site was pulled this spring and used for mine plow tests. A new test site layout is under way.
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Further Information
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