military_branch

us navy

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Properties

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activities
training, property ownership
branch_type
maritime warfare
country
United States
description
A branch of the United States Armed Forces, specifically ordered to cease training operations on Vieques within five years and to develop a specific phase-out timetable.
order_received
cease training on Vieques within five years
parent_organization
Defense Department
parent_organization_implied
U.S. Armed Forces
primary_role
naval defense and training
role
military land user on Vieques
role_in_vieques
conducts training
service_type
maritime warfare
status_on_Vieques
scheduled to leave

Relationships

  • reduce_noise_inCivilian areas
    description
    The Navy will position its ships to minimize noise impact on areas populated by civilians.
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    position ships to reduce noise in civilian areas whenever possible.
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  • ceases_training_atVieques
    description
    As an outcome of the first alternative, the Navy would stop its training activities on the island.
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    the Navy will cease all training on Vieques and leave the island
  • leavesVieques
    description
    As an outcome of the first alternative, the Navy would depart from the island.
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    the Navy will cease all training on Vieques and leave the island by May 1, 2003.
  • has_departure_deadlineMay 1, 2003
    description
    The Navy's departure from Vieques, if the first alternative is chosen, is set for this date.
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    leave the island by May 1, 2003.
  • continues_training_atVieques
    description
    As an outcome of the second alternative, the Navy would maintain its training activities on the island.
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    training will continue on Vieques on terms that will be presented
  • is_part_ofU.S. Armed Forces
    description
    The U.S. Navy is a component branch of the larger U.S. Armed Forces, involved in the training activities at Vieques.
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  • to_cease_training_onVieques
    description
    The Navy is ordered to stop all training activities on Vieques within a five-year timeframe.
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    ordering the Navy to cease training on Vieques within five years
  • will_leaveVieques
    description
    The Navy will be prepared to vacate Vieques within the five-year transition period.
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    the Navy will be ready to leave within five years
  • will_resume_training_onVieques
    description
    Both the Navy and Marine Corps will continue training on Vieques during the transition period, albeit with reduced time.
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    while the Navy and Marine Corps will resume training on Vieques during the transition period
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  • conductsMilitary Training
    description
    The U.S. Navy will recommence military training activities on Vieques.
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    Navy training on Vieques will recommence
  • will_provideAirport Support Training
    description
    The U.S. Navy will provide training, likely in support of the expanded airport's operations after its runway extension.
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    The Navy would provide training and
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  • operates_onVieques
    description
    The US Navy has operational presence and land holdings on the island of Vieques.
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    the Navy's land on the eastern side of the island
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  • referenced_byCommonwealth of Puerto Rico
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    holds_view_that
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    a strong view in the Commonwealth that the Navy should end its training on Vieques
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  • submitsoption
    description
    The Navy has submitted an option that, if selected by referendum, triggers further government action.
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    referendum selects the option submitted by the Navy
  • conducts_training_onVieques
    description
    Navy training will recommence on Vieques, subject to specific limitations on duration and ordnance type.
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    Navy training on Vieques will recommence, but it shall not exceed ninety days per calendar year and will be limited to non-explosive ordnance.
  • limited_toNon-Explosive Ordnance
    description
    Navy training on Vieques will be restricted to the use of non-explosive ordnance.
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    will be limited to non-explosive ordnance.
  • positions_ships_to_reduce_noise_inCivilian Areas
    description
    The Navy will ensure procedures are in place to position ships in a way that minimizes noise in civilian areas.
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    will position ships to reduce noise in civilian areas whenever possible.
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  • will_depart_fromVieques
    description
    The U.S. Navy has committed to leaving the island of Vieques within a five-year timeframe.
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    the Navy will be ready to leave within five years.
  • will_resume_training_onVieques
    description
    Both the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are authorized to resume training activities on Vieques during the transition period.
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    the Navy and Marine Corps will resume training on Vieques during the transition period
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  • ordered_to_cease_training_onVieques
    description
    As the first part of the plan, the Navy has been ordered to completely stop training operations on Vieques within five years.
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    First, I’m ordering the Navy to cease training on Vieques within five years.
  • ordered_to_transfer_land_toPuerto Rico
    description
    The Navy is also instructed to begin the process of transferring land titles on Vieques to Puerto Rico as soon as feasible.
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    We intend to begin transferring title to land to Puerto Rico as soon as possible
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