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Project Overview Fact Sheet

This is an image of the cover page of the Medium Landing Ship Homeporting in Hawai'i Environmental Impact Statement project fact sheet.

Notice of Intent

This is an image of the first page of the Medium Landing Ship Homeporting Environmental Impact Statement Notice of Intent.

Proposed Action

The Proposed Action is to home port up to nine LSM-class ships at JBPHH, including the demolition of the existing wharf and construction of a dedicated berthing wharf along Ford Island and Roll-on/Roll-off facilities required to support the LSM-class ships. The Navy’s Proposed Action is needed to support littoral expeditionary forces, such as Marine Littoral Regiments, which are specialized U.S. Marine Corps units designed for operations within an adversary’s maritime environment, particularly in the
Indo-Pacific. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been invited to be a cooperating agency in the preparation of the EIS due to its jurisdiction by law or special expertise concerning impacts on waters of the United States.

 

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