Contains notes and research for Air Force Team Analyst Justin Breitschopf regarding Keesler Air Force Base, MS

Contains notes and research (Naval Station Pascagoula, Mississippi) #2 By Brian McDaniel of the NAVY Team.

Contains notes and research from Navy Team Analyst Brian McDaniel regarding Naval Station Pascagoula, MS #4

RH15 Statement and Testimony From Hon. Gene Taylor

Contains base input for the Keesler Air Force Base visit

Contains BRAC Commission analysis for the Kessler Air Force Base, MS including capacity and demographics

Contains notes and research (Mississippi Army Ammunitions Plant, MS) by George Delgado of the JOINT Issues Team.

AF-K Community Presentation Keesler AF Med Center MS. Briefings, and reports with tabulated data.

DONCR0002rev7 - 67 - Naval Station Pascagoula, MS

2005 BRAC Commission Final COBRA Run - COBRA Air Force 28A Realign Key Field MS - 97Z - Key Field

COBRA Program - Mississippi Army Ammunition Plant, MS

Final Cobra Run - 97 Key Field AGS, MS. 14 files pertaining to the realignment of Key Field AGS, MS.

COBRA Program - Naval Station Pascagoula, MS

Final Cobra Run - 67 Naval Station Pasagoula, Mississippi. Cobra file regarding Naval Station Pascagoula, MS.

COBRA Program - Key Field Air Guard Station, MS

Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) are known to be produced as a byproduct of hydrocarbon production in Mississippi. The presence of NORM has resulted in financial losses to the industry and continues to be a liability as the NORM-enriched scales and scale encrusted equipment is typically stored rather than disposed of. Although the NORM problem is well known, there is little publically available data characterizing the hazard. This investigation has produced base line data to fill this informational gap. A total of 329 NORM-related samples were collected with 275 of these samples consisting of brine samples. The samples were derived from 37 oil and gas reservoirs from all major producing areas of the state. The analyses of these data indicate that two isotopes of radium ({sup 226}Ra and {sup 228}Ra) are the ultimate source of the radiation. The radium contained in these co-produced brines is low and so the radiation hazard posed by the brines is also low. Existing regulations dictate the manner in which these salt-enriched brines may be disposed of and proper implementation of the rules will also protect the environment from the brine radiation hazard. Geostatistical analyses of the brine components suggest relationships between the concentrations of …

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This Final Synthesis Report summarizes a four-year program to characterize and monitor carbonate mounds on the Mississippi/Alabama outer continental shelf.