- Capability of testing
UNDEX shock to MIL-SPEC-901, torpedoes, warheads, missiles, amphibious
vehicles, ROVs, underwater gun firings, and acoustics
- Available for joint
test and training exercises, submarine systems and subsystems air blasts,
air-to-water/air-to-ground/ground-to-ground gun firings
- Elliptical shape
of 1070' long by 920' wide, with a depth of 150'
- Flat-surfaced bottom
diameter of 300'
- Slide slopes of
2.0:1 to 2.5:1
- Pond perimeter
lined with stone to prevent erosion from wave action
- Maximum charge
weight 4100 pounds TNT equivalent
- Marine rail launch
and recovery system (700' long, up to 2200-ton load)
- Capstan/bollard
system around pond perimeter
- Concrete working
platform with electrical service and welding pits
- Barge wet slip
for delivery of test items directly from the Chesapeake Bay
- Hydraulic bogie
and gripper jack system for transporting large test models from the
barge to the launch cradle
- 250-ton cranes,
barges, 200-ton heavy transport trailer, support boats, man lift
- Extensive dive
services
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Survivability/Lethality Directorate, 410-278-7126, email atcsld@atc.army.mil
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