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| These two U.S. Navy renderings show one of the camper-sized trucks that contain electromagnetic radiation emitting equipment. |
28 September 2014
FORKS — The Navy wants to allow three camper-sized trucks with electromagnetic radiation equipment to conduct war exercises with military aircraft from 15 sites in Clallam, Jefferson and Grays Harbor counties.
The locations — 12 in Olympic National Forest and three on state Department of Natural Resources land — would be part of the Pacific Northwest Electronic Warfare Range and would involve aircraft from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
The trucks' activities would be protected from human encroachment by warning signs and taped barriers that would cordon off the areas when the emitters are operating.
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FORKS — The Navy wants to allow three camper-sized trucks with electromagnetic radiation equipment to conduct war exercises with military aircraft from 15 sites in Clallam, Jefferson and Grays Harbor counties.
The locations — 12 in Olympic National Forest and three on state Department of Natural Resources land — would be part of the Pacific Northwest Electronic Warfare Range and would involve aircraft from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
The trucks' activities would be protected from human encroachment by warning signs and taped barriers that would cordon off the areas when the emitters are operating.