Acceptance of Group Application Under Public Law 95-202 and Department of Defense Directive (Dodd) 1000.20; “The U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of Cat, Inc., and Air America, Inc. Who Participated in Selected Activities”, 3058-3059 [E6-540]
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James C. Leonard III,
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CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND
COMMUNITY SERVICE
National Civilian Community Corps
(NCCC) Advisory Board Meeting
Corporation for National and
Community Service.
ACTION: Cancellation and announcement
of a NCCC Advisory Board meeting.
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SUMMARY: The Corporation for National
and Community Service is issuing this
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Merlene Mazyck,
Director, National Civilian Community Corps.
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Department of the Air Force
Acceptance of Group Application
Under Public Law 95–202 and
Department of Defense Directive
(Dodd) 1000.20; ‘‘The U.S. and Foreign
Civilian Employees of Cat, Inc., and Air
America, Inc. Who Participated in
Selected Activities’’
Authority: Under the provisions of Section
401, Public Law 95–202 and DoD Directive
1000.20.
The Department of Defense
Civilian/Military Service Review Board
has accepted a reconsideration of its
prior recommendation concerning
certain U.S. and foreign civilian
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employees of CAT, Inc. and Air
America, Inc.
SUMMARY: The specific activities within
this reconsideration are the groups
known as:
‘‘(a) The U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of CAT, Inc., Who Operated
in Korea Under Operation Book Lift
During 1950 and 1951 and Any Ground
Support Personnel Necessary to Support
That Mission;
‘‘(b) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of CAT, Inc., Who Operated
Air Force C–119 Aircraft to Drop
Ammunition and Other Supplies to
French Troops at Dien Bien Phu in 1954
and Any Ground Support Personnel
Necessary to Support that Mission;
‘‘(c) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of CAT, Inc., Who Operated
B–26 Aircraft in Indonesia From 1958
Through 1962, and Any Ground
Support Personnel Who Supported That
Mission:
‘‘(d) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of Air America, Inc., who
Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter
Aircraft in Support of U.S. Army
Special Forces in Laos as Part of
Operation Hot Foot and Operation
White Star From 1959 Through 1962,
and in Support of Operation Mill Pond,
the Airlift from Thailand to Tibet, and
Any Ground Support Personnel
Necessary to Support Those Missions;
‘‘(e) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of Air America, Inc., Who
Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter
Aircraft in Direct Support of the U.S.
Air Force Operating in Laos in the Steve
Canyon Program (Ravens), the Site 85
Operation, Photo Reconnaissance, the
Harp Program, and Search and Rescue
(SAR) Operations for U.S. Military
Flight Crews from 1964 Through 1974,
and Any In-Country Ground Support
Personnel, Who Were Necessary to
Support Those Missions and Held
Supervisory Positions; and
‘‘(f) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian
Employees of Air America, Inc., Who
Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter
Aircraft in Vietnam in Direct Support of
the U.S. Army Special Forces from 1964
through 1975, and Any In-Country
Ground Support Personnel, Who Were
Necessary to Support those Missions
and Held Supervisory Positions.’’
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Persons with information or
documentation pertinent to the
determination of whether the service of
these groups should be considered
active military service to the Armed
Forces of the United States are
encouraged to submit such information
or documentation within 30 days to the
DoD Civilian/Military Service Review
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Board, 1535 Command Drive, EE-Wing,
3rd third Floor, Andrews AFB, MD
20762–7002. Copies of documents or
other materials submitted cannot be
returned.
Bao-Anh Trinh,
Air Force Federal Register Liaison Officer.
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Army
Notice of Availability (NOA) for the
Supplemental Final Environmental
Impact Statement (SFEIS) for the
Proposed Addition of Maneuver
Training Land at Fort Irwin, CA
Department of the Army, DoD.
Notice of availability.
AGENCY:
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ACTION:
SUMMARY: This announces the
availability of the SFEIS for the
Proposed Addition of Maneuver
Training Land at Fort Irwin. The SFEIS
assesses the potential environmental
impacts of the addition of maneuver
lands to supplement the current training
corridors at the National Training
Center at Fort Irwin in the Mojave
Desert of California by approximately
118,674 acres. The proposed expanded
maneuver training will improve
necessary field training by providing a
more realistic battle corridor. The
cooperating agencies for this project are:
Bureau of Land Management (as the
administrator of the vast majority of the
lands within the study area), the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (as a tenant on Fort
Irwin), and the Federal Aviation
Administration (as some of the
alternatives involve possible changes to
airspace).
DATES: The waiting period for the SFEIS
will end 30 days after publication of the
NOA in the Federal Register by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency. No
sooner than the expiration of the
waiting period, the Army will sign a
Record of Decision (ROD). A Notice of
Availability of the ROD will also be
published in the Federal Register.
ADDRESSES: Direct questions and/or
written comments regarding the SFEIS
to, or request a copy of the document
from, Ms. Jennifer Barry, Strategic
Planning Office, PO Box 10309, Fort
Irwin, California 92310.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
Jennifer Barry at (760) 380–6174; by email at Jennifer.Barry@irwin.army.mil;
or by facsimile at (760) 380–6171.
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The SFEIS
analyzed the following six alternatives
to meet the need for additional
maneuver training lands at Fort Irwin:
(1) Alternative 1 (preferred
alternative) analyzed expanding training
to the east and west to include
reintroduction of training in Fort Irwin
lands previously set aside to the south
(UTM 90 area). Additional lands
totaling approximately 150,510 acres
would be added to the available training
lands.
(2) Alternative 2 analyzed expanding
training to the east and the south,
including the UTM 90 area. Additional
lands totaling approximately 156,340
acres would be added to the available
training lands.
(3) Alternative 3 analyzed expanding
training to the east. Additional lands
totaling approximately 48,760 acres
would be added to the available training
lands.
(4) Alternative 4 analyzed expanding
training to the east, west, and south to
include reintroducing the UTM 90 area.
Additional lands totaling approximately
185,301 acres would be added to the
available training lands.
(5) Alternative 5 analyzed expanding
training to the east and reintroduction of
the UTM 90 area. Additional lands
totaling approximately 72,060 acres
would be added to the available training
lands.
(6) Alternative 6 analyzed no action,
under which no expansion would occur
and training would continue as
currently exists. The Congressionally
withdrawn lands would be managed
under the Interim Management Plan
until further disposition was decided.
Public involvement for this project
has included five scoping sessions held
for the Supplemental Draft
Environmental Impact Statement
(SDEIS) which began in November 2001
and ended in January 2002; a 45-day
public review of the SDEIS, with a 15day extension; and public hearings at
various locations throughout southern
California to receive public comment on
the SDEIS. Written comments and other
forms of input from public and private
entities were addressed in the SFEIS.
Copies of the SFEIS are available for
review at the following libraries: Library
of Congress; Riverside Main Library;
San Diego County Library; and San
Bernardino County Libraries at the
following locations: Hesperia, San
Bernardino, Apple Valley, Trona,
Barstow, Big Bear, Lucerne Valley,
Victorville, Wrightwood, and Yucca
Valley.
The SFEIS may also be viewed at the
Land Expansion Web Site: https://
fortirwindlandexpansion.com.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
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Dated: January 10, 2006.
Addison D. Davis, IV,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army
(Environment, Safety and Occupational
Health) DASA (ESOH).
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Army; Corps of
Engineers
Intent To Prepare a Draft
Environmental Impact Statement for
the Wilmington Harbor–96 Act, General
Reevaluation Report, New Hanover
County, NC
Department of the Army, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, DoD.
ACTION: Notice of intent.
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: The Wilmington Harbor–96
Act project is being constructed for the
purpose of enhancing commercial
shipping the Cape Fear River and
Northeast Cape Fear River, and the State
Port in Wilmington, New Hanover
County, NC. The project, including
turning basin and mitigation efforts
were originally addressed in an
Environmental Impact Statement, Cape
Fear—Northeast Cape Fear Rivers
Comprehensive Study, Wilmington, NC,
dated June 1996, which was
supplemented by an Environmental
Assessment, Preconstruction
Modifications of Authorized
Improvements, Wilmington Harbor, NC,
dated February 2000. However since
then, the need for new project features
and mitigation issues have arisen. In
order to address these issues, a General
Reevaluation Report (GRR) will be
prepared, and a Draft Environmental
Impact Statement (DEIS) will be
included as a part of this process. The
GRR and DEIS will address the
proposed relocation of a turning basin
in the Northeast Cape Fear River, and a
reevaluation of alternatives for fish
passage at the three locks and dams on
the Cape Fear River.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Questions about the proposed action
and DEIS can be answered by: Mr. Jeff
Richter, Environmental Resources
Section; U.S. Army Engineer District,
Wilmington; Post Office Box 1890;
Wilmington, NC 28402–1890;
telephone: (910) 251–4636.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
existing basin used for turning ships in
the Northeast Cape Fear River is
downstream of the major terminal, and
there are two bridges between the basin
and terminal. Usually the ships transit
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Air Force
Acceptance of Group Application Under Public Law 95-202 and
Department of Defense Directive (Dodd) 1000.20; ``The U.S. and Foreign
Civilian Employees of Cat, Inc., and Air America, Inc. Who Participated
in Selected Activities''
Authority: Under the provisions of Section 401, Public Law 95-
202 and DoD Directive 1000.20.
ACTION: The Department of Defense Civilian/Military Service Review
Board has accepted a reconsideration of its prior recommendation
concerning certain U.S. and foreign civilian employees of CAT, Inc. and
Air America, Inc.
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SUMMARY: The specific activities within this reconsideration are the
groups known as:
``(a) The U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of CAT, Inc., Who
Operated in Korea Under Operation Book Lift During 1950 and 1951 and
Any Ground Support Personnel Necessary to Support That Mission;
``(b) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of CAT, Inc., Who
Operated Air Force C-119 Aircraft to Drop Ammunition and Other Supplies
to French Troops at Dien Bien Phu in 1954 and Any Ground Support
Personnel Necessary to Support that Mission;
``(c) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of CAT, Inc., Who
Operated B-26 Aircraft in Indonesia From 1958 Through 1962, and Any
Ground Support Personnel Who Supported That Mission:
``(d) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of Air America, Inc.,
who Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter Aircraft in Support of U.S. Army
Special Forces in Laos as Part of Operation Hot Foot and Operation
White Star From 1959 Through 1962, and in Support of Operation Mill
Pond, the Airlift from Thailand to Tibet, and Any Ground Support
Personnel Necessary to Support Those Missions;
``(e) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of Air America, Inc.,
Who Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter Aircraft in Direct Support of the
U.S. Air Force Operating in Laos in the Steve Canyon Program (Ravens),
the Site 85 Operation, Photo Reconnaissance, the Harp Program, and
Search and Rescue (SAR) Operations for U.S. Military Flight Crews from
1964 Through 1974, and Any In-Country Ground Support Personnel, Who
Were Necessary to Support Those Missions and Held Supervisory
Positions; and
``(f) the U.S. and Foreign Civilian Employees of Air America, Inc.,
Who Operated Fixed Wing or Helicopter Aircraft in Vietnam in Direct
Support of the U.S. Army Special Forces from 1964 through 1975, and Any
In-Country Ground Support Personnel, Who Were Necessary to Support
those Missions and Held Supervisory Positions.''
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Persons with information or
documentation pertinent to the determination of whether the service of
these groups should be considered active military service to the Armed
Forces of the United States are encouraged to submit such information
or documentation within 30 days to the DoD Civilian/Military Service
Review
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Board, 1535 Command Drive, EE-Wing, 3rd third Floor, Andrews AFB, MD
20762-7002. Copies of documents or other materials submitted cannot be
returned.
Bao-Anh Trinh,
Air Force Federal Register Liaison Officer.
[FR Doc. E6-540 Filed 1-18-06; 8:45 am]
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