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b. GENERAL DATA GAPS

(Enter data that was either not obtainable at the time of the survey or that will be received in the future; for example, awaiting analytical data, personnel not

available to be interviewed, and locations of key facilities may be unknown or may move before occupation.)

4. SITE CHARACTERISTICS

(Attach site maps and photographs to the survey. Take at least one photograph per section or area of concern. Photographs can be used to

document conditions before and after occupation. Create a photograph log that documents the date, time, location, and a brief description of each

photograph.)

a. UNITS AND DETACHMENTS, TEAMS, AND ELEMENTS PRESENT

Note: If this information is classified, enter it in Section 14 of this checklist. Include as much detail as possible and include all Services.

b. CAMP FIXED POPULATION

Note: If this information is classified, enter it in

Section 14 of this checklist. Enter the population of

the location, if known. Separate by military and

civilian categories.

(What is the unit rotation schedule [months, years, and so forth]).

c. ROTATION SCHEDULE

Note: If this information is classified, enter it in

Section 14 of this checklist.

d. NUMBER OF UNITED STATES TROOPS IF

NOT A UNITED STATES CAMP

Note: If this information is classified, enter it in

Section 14 of this checklist.

e. PHYSICAL SETTING

(Provide a description of the general geography, topography, geology, hydrology, vegetation, raw materials, natural resources, and urban and rural settings.

Make note of any obvious damage caused by natural and manmade events such as earthquakes, flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes, tsunami, or mining.)

f. CLIMATE AND WEATHER

(Provide information regarding the climate and weather in the area; for example, temperature range, predominate wind direction, or normal rainfall. Identify if

the area is prone to seasonal or periodic events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, or monsoons. Attach five recent previous years of meteorological

data (if possible, in an electronic format), the source of the data, and a point of contact for the source.)

DD FORM 2993, AUG 2015

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