Langley AFB Fire Department

This document presents an updated shoreline management plan for Fort Eustis aimed at enhancing coastal resiliency and protecting critical assets. It proposes 116 new nature-based protective structures and the adaptive management of 57 existing structures, particularly along Harrison Road. The plan focuses on mitigating erosion, storm surge, and sea-level rise by safeguarding military infrastructure, preserving archaeological sites, and creating coastal habitats, with the objective of ensuring long-term resilience.

The Wildland Fire Management Plan for Joint Base Langley-Eustis outlines strategies and tactics for effective wildland fire management, serving as a supporting document to the Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan. Its primary objectives include preventing human-caused ignitions, ensuring readiness for wildfire initial attack, and utilizing various tools to manage wildland fuels. The plan aims to facilitate the military mission by enhancing training areas, reducing wildfire hazards, and restoring fire-dependent ecosystems, with a paramount focus on personnel and public safety.

This strategic plan outlines the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command's Aviation Science & Technology (S&T) efforts, focusing on discovering, maturing, and demonstrating technologies to support aviation capabilities and developing technical knowledge. Key strategic goals include providing air vehicles for battlefield persistence, implementing open systems architectures, developing air-launched effects, demonstrating autonomy and cooperative teaming, shaping human-system interfaces, exploring novel power generation, dominating complex environments, reducing fielding timelines, and sculpting the government workforce. The plan aims to align with Future Vertical Lift (FVL) priorities, enhance operational effectiveness, increase survivability, and enable advanced capabilities for the U.S. Army.

This Bacteria Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Action Plan for JBLE-Eustis aims to reduce fecal bacteria sources and loadings in the Warwick River and Skiffes Creek. The plan focuses on assessing significant pollutant sources, implementing best management practices for domestic animals, wildlife, and residential communities, and developing a public education strategy. It also outlines a schedule of anticipated actions, with the overarching goal of complying with Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (VPDES) permit requirements and enhancing water quality within the affected watersheds.

This Action Plan for Joint Base Langley Eustis--Langley aims to reduce fecal bacteria sources and loadings to address bacteria impairment in the Back River. It focuses on assessing significant pollutant sources and implementing comprehensive management practices. Key strategies include controlling domestic animals and wildlife, preventing illicit connections and discharges, managing stormwater runoff from construction and post-construction sites, promoting pollution prevention and good housekeeping, and engaging in public education and participation. The plan seeks to improve water quality in the Back River to support designated uses for shellfish harvesting and recreation.