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The Minister for Defence announced on 27 October 2003 that the Hawk aircraft would be introduced into service at RAAF Base Williamtown and Salt Ash Air Weapons Range.
The decision to introduce the aircraft into service was not taken lightly and included the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement under the supervision of the Department of the Environment and Heritage.
Following the introduction into service of the aircraft, the Australian Noise Exposure Forecasts to the year 2012 for both RAAF Base Williamtown and Salt Ash Air Weapons Range have been finalised and endorsed by the Department of Defence.
Links to the 2012 Australian Noise Exposure Forecast maps and the Summary Reports are below.
If you have trouble downloading the complete reports, links are also provided to the text and figures separately.
Salt Ash Air Weapons Range SAWR 2012 ANEF Summary Report
Cover (982KB)
Summary Report (374KB)
Figure 1 Application Bombing Tracks for F/A-18 (2.72MB)
Figure 2 Application Bombing Tracks for Hawk 127 (2.68MB)
Figure 3 Strafing Tracks for F/A-18 (2.67MB)
Figure 4 Strafing Tracks for Hawk 127 (2.68MB)
Figure 5 Pop Attack Tracks (2.94MB)
Figure 6 2012 ANEF Contours (2.88MB)
Salt Ash Air Weapons Range
SAWR 2012 ANEF Summary Report
(Complete document, size 15.3MB)
Salt Ash Air Weapons Range
SAWR 2012 ANEF Map
(Document size 2.50MB)
RAAF Base Williamtown WLM 2012 ANEF Summary Report
Cover (1.62MB)
Summary Report (385KB)
Figure 1 Arrival Tracks to Runway 12 (2.66MB)
Figure 2 Arrival Tracks to Runway 30 (2.64MB)
Figure 3 Departure Tracks from Runway 12 (2.63MB)
Figure 4 Departure Tracks from Runway 30 (2.65MB)
Figure 5 Touch and Go Tracks on Runway 12 (2.62MB)
Figure 6 Touch and Go Tracks on Runway 30 (2.62MB)
Figure 7 2012 ANEF Contours (2.35MB)
RAAF Base Williamtown
WLM 2012 ANEF Summary Report
(Complete document, size 17.8MB)
RAAF Base Williamtown
WLM 2012 ANEF Map
(Document size 2.36MB) |
