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This report identified and evaluated several potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Brooks AFB. Records of past waste handling and disposal practices were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water, and surface water. Six landfills, a liquid fuel sludge disposal area, and a fire protection training area were found to have potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Phase 2) were recommended and outlined. Originator-supplied keywords: Installation Restoration Program; Hazardous Waste Management; Past Solid Waste Disposal Sites; Ground Water Contamination., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated several potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at King Salmon AFS, Cape Newenham AFS, Cape Romanzof AFS, Sparrevohn AFS and Tatalina AFS. REcords of past waste handling and disposal practices were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting ro effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water and surface water. A total of 55 sites were found to have sufficient potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Pase II) were recommended and outlined. The sites requiring further action include landfills, dump areas, spill and leak areas, fire protection training areas, communication areas, road oiling areas and waste accumulation areas. (Author)

This report identified and evaluated several potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Galena AFS, Campion AFS, Cape Lisburne AFS, Fort Yukon AFS, Indian Mountain AFS, Kotzebue AFS, Murphy Dome AFS, and Tin City AFS. Records of past waste handling and disposal practices were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water and surface water. A total of 54 sites were found to have sufficient potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Phase 2) were recommended and outlined. The sites requiring further action include landfills, dump areas, spill and leak areas, fire protection areas, communications areas, road oiling areas, and waste accumulation areas., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated several potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Lackland AFB. Records of past waste handling and disposal practices were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water and surface water. One waste leaching area at Lackland AFB and a waste leaching area and landfill at Lackland Training Annex were found to have the potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Phase II) were recommended and outlined. Key words include: Installation Restoration Program; Hazardous Waste Management; Past Solid Waste Disposal Sites; Ground Water Contamination., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated several potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Randolph AFB. Records of past waste handling and disposal practices were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for effectively receiving the waste was evaluated including, soils, geology, ground water and surface water. Four sites; including a combined landfill and fire protection training area, a fire protection training area, a POL tank sludge disposal area and waste liquid storage tank were found to have potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Phase II) were recommended and outlined., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Wake Island Airfield. Records of past waste handling and disposal practices at the facilities were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for the area was summarized. Twelve sites at the installation were found to have potential to create environmental contamination. These include a landfill, two burn areas (dumps), three liquid fuel areas, a fire protection training area, a scrap metal pile, two fuel leak areas, a shop area and the installation road system. Follow-on investigations (Phase 2) were recommended and outlined., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at Arnold Engineering Development Center, Tenn. Records of past waste handlings and disposal practices at the facilities were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installations employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for the area for effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water and surface water. Twelve sites at the installation were found to have potential to create environmental contamination. These include a landfill/leaching area, a site with fire protection training/burning/landfill activities, retention reservoir/drainage area, landfill, leaching pit, chemical treatment pond, leach/burn area, testing area, an abandoned water treat-plant, and three surface drainage areas., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.

This report identified and evaluated potentially hazardous waste disposal sites at several 15th ABW satellites sites in Hawaii including Bellows AFS, Kaena Point STS, Punamano AFS, Kokee AFS and the Hickman POL storage facilities (Waikakalaua and Kipapa) and pipeline to Hickman AFB. Records of past waste handling nd disposal practices at the facilities were reviewed. Interviews with past and present installation employees were conducted to develop a history of waste disposal practices. The environmental setting for effectively receiving the wastes was evaluated including soils, geology, ground water and surface water. A landfill at Bellows AFS, the Waikakalaua and Kipapa POL Storage sites, and ten POL pipelines leak areas were found to have potential to create environmental contamination and follow-on investigations (Phase 2) were recommended and outlined. Other disposal areas at Bellows AFS, Kaena Point STS, Punamano AFS and Kokee AFS were found to have minimal potential to create environmental contamination., Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was redacted.