military_activity

inert ordnance training

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Properties

_kg_layer
0
description
Military training conducted using non-explosive ordnance, which is the only type of training authorized on Vieques in the period leading up to the public vote.
requirement_for_vieques
mandatory for pre-vote training
restriction_period
leading up to the vote
type_of_ordnance
non-explosive

Relationships

  • referenced_byNavy Training on Vieques
    context
    limited_to
    source
    Page 12file
    source_text
    training done on Vieques in the period leading up to the vote will be limited to only inert ordnance
  • extracted_fromPage 12
    extracted_at
    2026-03-04T08:05:53.051Z
    source
    Page 12file
  • referenced_byUS Navy and Marine Corps
    context
    conducts
    source
    Page 10file
    source_text
    the training done on Vieques in the period leading up to the vote will be limited to only inert ordnance – no live fire.
  • extracted_fromPage 10
    extracted_at
    2026-03-04T08:05:55.716Z
    source
    Page 10file
  • same_as01KJVY26N698Y0AV8BNDRFC3GK
    confidence
    0.95
    detected_at
    2026-03-04T08:06:42.888Z
    detected_by
    kg-dedupe-resolver
    reasoning
    The candidate's label 'non-explosive ordnance training' is semantically equivalent to the source's 'inert ordnance training'. Both entities describe military training conducted on Vieques, specifically excluding live fire, as an interim measure 'leading up to the vote'. The properties and descriptions are highly consistent, indicating they refer to the same specific type of military activity.
  • same_as01KJVY23V59EPHNHHH5DYMXZAZ
    confidence
    0.98
    detected_at
    2026-03-04T08:06:42.888Z
    detected_by
    kg-dedupe-resolver
    reasoning
    The candidate's label 'non-explosive ordnance training' is semantically equivalent to the source's 'inert ordnance training'. Both entities are of type 'military_activity' and describe a limited form of training ordered for Vieques, specifically excluding live fire, as an interim measure. The relationships also confirm it is conducted by the United States Navy and Marine Corps, aligning with the source's context.