CHAPTER II, SECTION 4

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Figure 2-157.

Dog-Easy-Fox Causeway

AIRSTRIPS.
All existing airstrips were rehabilitated. A summary of the airstrips and helicopter pads
that were available for the Operation is shown in the following table:

ENIWETOK ATOLL
AIRSTRIPS AND HELICOPTER LANDING SITES
SITE

LENGTH

WIDTH

SHOULDERS

COMMENTS

LEROY

10

100

-

Helicopter landing area. (new)
Cleared area.

BRUCE

100’

100

-

Helicopter landing area (new)
Cleared area.

DAVID

100’

109

-

Helicopter landing area (new)
Cleared area.

YVONNE

99

50’

-

Existing airstrip rehabilitated
also new timber and rail bulkhead at east end of strip added
for water erosion and protection.

GENE

1,200

50’

New compacted coral airstrip
l-inch surface course 3-inch

base course with helicopter
landing area superimposed on
airstrip. Plane parking area
110’ x 120’.
FRED

6,850’

15Y

4y

ELMER

1,280

75!

N.S. 45’
S.S. 10°

Existing airstrip rehabilitatec.
with new asphalt surface. Helicopter landing area 183’ and
100’. Plane parking area ap
proximately 250’ x 230’.

TILDA

1,40

5Y

25°

Existing airstrip rehabilitated
with new asphalt surface. Hel
copter landing area and plar
parking apron 130 x 100’.

JANET

4,100

90

-

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Existing airstmip
base).

(permanent

Rehabilitated 1,550’ of exist-

ing airstrip from Station 12
00 to 27+50 with 3” thi .
compacted coral. Rebladed
and rolled remaining portions.

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