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activity: military training
asset_ownership: land on Vieques
branch_type: naval
country: United States
description: A branch of the U.S. military whose ability to resume live fire training in Vieques is a key question related to the proposed plan and referendum.
military_domain: naval warfare
organization_type: military branch
parent_organization: U.S. Armed Forces
primary_role: maritime operations
role: training on Vieques
role_in_vieques: conducting military training
training_focus: live fire

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ceases_training_atVieques
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Under the first alternative, the U.S. Navy will stop all military training on Vieques.
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the Navy will cease all training on Vieques
leavesVieques
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The first alternative mandates that the US Navy departs from Vieques by the specified date.
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and leave the island by May 1, 2003.
presents_terms_forSecond Alternative (Vieques Vote)
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The U.S. Navy is responsible for presenting the specific conditions under which training would continue if the second alternative is chosen.
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terms that will be presented [by the Navy] at least three months before the vote.
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is_directed_toTraining Duration Reduction
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The Navy is explicitly ordered to reduce its training time on Vieques.
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I am also directing the Navy and Marine Corps to cut in half
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referenced_byVieques Referendum
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The future of Navy training on Vieques will be determined by a referendum of the registered voters of Vieques
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owns_land_onEastern Side of Vieques
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The US Navy currently holds land on the eastern side of Vieques, which is subject to potential relinquishment.
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the Navy's land on the eastern side of the island
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departs_byMay 1, 2003
description
Under the first alternative, the U.S. Navy is required to leave the island of Vieques by May 1, 2003.
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leave the island by May 1, 2003.
conductsMilitary Training on Vieques
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The U.S. Navy is one of the military branches that conducts training operations on Vieques.
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I am also directing the Navy and Marine Corps to cut in half the amount of time they will spend training.
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conducts_training_onVieques
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The US Navy conducts military training exercises on the island of Vieques.
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troops trained for 182 days on Vieques. This year, they will be authorized for 90 days, which is what we need to meet our essential training needs.
owns_land_onEastern Side of Vieques
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The US Navy currently possesses land on the eastern side of Vieques, which the federal government may give up.
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the Navy's land on the eastern side of the island
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ceases_training_onVieques
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The Navy is commanded to stop its military training exercises on the island of Vieques within a five-year timeframe.
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ordering the Navy to cease training on Vieques within five years.
resumes_training_withUS Marine Corps
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Both the Navy and Marine Corps will recommence training activities on Vieques for a limited duration during the interim phase.
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while the Navy and Marine Corps will resume training on Vieques during the transition period,
resumes_training_onVieques
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The Navy will restart its training operations on Vieques for a limited duration during the transition period.
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Navy and Marine Corps will resume training on Vieques during the transition period,
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developsTimetable to phase out operations
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The Navy has been tasked with creating a detailed schedule to gradually discontinue its operations on Vieques.
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I have asked the Navy to come up with a specific timetable to phase out operations there
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referenced_byAlternative 1 (Vieques Vote)
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involves
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If they choose the first, the Navy will cease all training on Vieques and leave the island by May 1, 2003.
referenced_byAlternative 2 (Vieques Vote)
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involves
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If they choose the first, the Navy will cease all training on Vieques and leave the island by May 1, 2003. If they choose the other, training will continue on Vieques on terms that will be presented [by the Navy] at least three months before the vote.
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referenced_byMilitary Training Activities
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ensures_readiness_for
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training necessary to ensure satisfactory Navy and Marine Corps combat readiness
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potential_to_resumelive fire training
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A question raised in the notes is whether the U.S. Navy will be able to resume live fire training in Vieques after a certain period.
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question is whether Navy can resume like fire training –
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Metadata

Version: 12
Created: 3/4/2026
Updated: 3/4/2026
Edited by: KG Extractor