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 Federal Register (PDF 1.95M) October 2005
Munitions Response Site Prioritization Protocol (MRSPP) PowerPoint (PPT 3.27M)
The Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP) was initiated by the Department of Defense in 2001 as part of the DERP. In 2002, Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act of Fiscal Year 2002 (NDAA FY02) (10 USC 2710) which required DOD to complete a listing of all munitions contaminated sites throughout the United States [10 USC 2710(a)] and to create a protocol with which to rank all the sites for remediation and funding [10 USC 2710(b)].
The first 2710(a) list was released in the 2002 DOD Annual Report to Congress. The list has been updated on a yearly basis to reflect additional information that has been collected as the list has been developed. As of September of 2004, almost 3400 munitions response sites (MRSs) have been identified that have encumbered approximately 28 million acres of land throughout the United States. In Alaska, 79 installations and 264 MRSs have been identified for remediation that have impacted between 1 and 3 million acres.
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The Munitions Response Site Prioritization Protocol (MRSPP) was released as a proposed rule in the Federal Register in 2003 to satisfy the requirements of NDAA FY02. The final rule was released in October of 2005. MRSPP uses site specific information to assess contamination and explosive hazards due to MEC. There are three modules that make up the protocol: the Explosive Hazard Evaluation, the Chemical Weapons Materiel Hazard Evaluation, and the Health Hazard Evaluation. Each module is scored using specific criteria and the module with the highest ranking determines the priority for the site.
The following is a listing of the sites that have been identified by DOD as needing further evaluation under MMRP and MRSPP. Sites will be added to or deleted from the list as more information becomes available.
See the current list of MMRP sites listed in Defense State Memorandum of Agreement (DSMOA) Attachment A - DOD installations list - January 2008 (PDF 42K)
Click on the map below for a high resolution version
US Air Force MMRP Sites
- Clear Air Force Station North Range
- Clear Air Force Station South Range
- Campion Air Force Station OB/OD
- Eielson Air Force Base
- Elmendorf Air Force Base B-26 Crash Site Elmendorf Site Summary
- Elmendorf Air Force Base Small Arms Range
- Elmendorf Air Force Base Suspected Skeet Range
- Fort Yukon Long Range Radar Site Small Arms
- Galena Airport Galena EOD Galena Site Summary
- King Salmon OB/OD King Salmon Site Summary
- King Salmon Sand Pit UXO
- Eareckson Air Force Base ALCAN Harbor Ordnance Site Eareckson Site Summary
- Eareckson Air Force Base Laundry Lake Ordnance Site
- Eareckson Air Force Base OB/OD Range
- Kotzebue Long Range Radar Site Small Arms
US Army Sites
- Fort Greely Jarvis Creek Burial Area Fort Greely Site Summary
- Fort Greely Landfill SWMU 40
- Fort Greely Rifle Range 1
- Fort Greely Rifle Range 2
- Fort Greely Site 112 Fenced Salvage Area
- Fort Richardson Mortar Range 1A Fort Richardson Site Summary
- Fort Richardson Mortar Range 1B
- Fort Richardson Mortar Range 1C
- Fort Richardson Mortar Range 2A
- Fort Richardson Mortar Range 2B
- Fort Richardson Grezelka Machine Gun Range
- Fort Richardson McGee Machine Gun Range
- Fort Richardson Mahon Machine Gun Range
- Fort Richardson Davis Range A
- Fort Richardson Davis Range B
- Fort Richardson Rifle Range
- Fort Richardson Pistol Range
- Fort Richardson Anti-Aircraft Range
- Fort Richardson Anti-Aircraft Range - TD
- Fort Wainwright TA-105
- Fort Wainwright TA-101
- Fort Wainwright TA-107
- Fort Wainwright Arctic Survival Area – Ski Slope
- Fort Wainwright Machine Gun Square
- Fort Wainwright NE Arctic Indoctrination Area
- Fort Wainwright Yukon River Bombing
- Fort Wainwright Bombing Area between Fort Wainwright and Fort Greely
- Fort Wainwright Solid Waste Landfill
- Fort Wainwright DTA Rifle Range
- Fort Wainwright Hand Grenade Complex
- Fort Wainwright Pistol Range
- Fort Wainwright Airfield Firing Range
- Fort Wainwright Transition Ranges
- Fort Wainwright Machine Gun Course
- Fort Wainwright Rocket Launcher Area
- Fort Wainwright Moving Target Range
- Fort Wainwright Missile Range
- Fort Wainwright Bayonet Assault Course
US Army National Guard Sites
- Akiachak Armory
- Alakanuk Armory
- Atmautluak Armory
- Chefornak Armory
- Chevak Armory
- Eek Armory
- Elim Armory
- Fort Yukon Armory
- Gambell Armory
- Goodnews Bay Armory
- Hoonah Armory
- Hooper Bay Armory
- Kasigluk Armory
- Kiana Armory
- Kipnuk Armory
- Kongiganak Armory
- Kotlik Armory
- Kwethluk Armory
- Emmonak Armory
- Little Diomede Armory
- Mekoryuk Armory
- Mountain Village Armory
- Napakiak Armory
- Napaskiak Armory
- Nightmute Armory
- Noatak Armory
- Noorvik Armory
- Nulato Armory
- Nunapitchuk Armory
- Point Barrow Armory
- Point Hope Armory
- Savoonga Armory
- Scammon Bay Armory
- Shungak Armory
- Shaktoolik Armory
- Shishmaref Armory
- St. Marys Armory
- St. Michael Armory
- Stebbins Armory
- Teller Armory
- Brevig Mission Armory
- Togiak Armory
- Tuntutuliak Armory
- Tununak Armory
- Toksook Bay Armory
- Unalakleet Armory
- Wainwright Armory
- Wales Armory
- Wrangell Armory
US Navy Sites
US Army Corps of Engineers FUDS
- Amaknak
- Amchitka Air Force Auxiliary Field
- Atka Air Force Auxiliary Field
- Attu Island Military Sites
- Burma Road
- Cape Yakak Radio Station
- Caton Island
- Fort Glenn
- Ft. Learnard
- Gerstle River Expansion Area
- Great Sitkin Island
- Gulkana Propositioning & Army Site
- Kiska Island Garrison
- Mt. Edgecumbe/Sitka Naval Operating Base
- Susitna Gunnery Range
- Tanaga Island
- Unalakleet Air Force Station
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