EOD Completes Disposal of Remaining CBI

Camp Minden, Louisiana Following the detonation in late September of aging Clean Burning Ignitor (CBI), Army EOD from the 797th Ordnance Company and 79th Ordnance Battalion from Fort Hood, Texas, have now destroyed all remnants of the CBI following the two large magazine burns.

The EPA monitored the burn at four stations, as well as with their Trace Atmospheric Gas Analyzer (TAGA) bus downwind of the burn. As of today, approximately one-half of the M6 propellant and 100 percent of the CBI, has been destroyed. The incineration efforts on the remaining M6 continue to make great progress.

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Incinerator Slowly Makes Its Way To Camp Minden

Camp Minden, Louisiana The Louisiana Department of Transportation (LADOT)has issued a warning to drivers about traffic delays expected during the delivery of the Controlled Burn Chamber (CBC), an incinerator which will be used to dispose of explosives at Camp Minden. The CBC, which began its journey to the site on Monday, February 8, is scheduled to arrive on Thursday, February 11.

The incinerator, which measures 182 X 27.5 X 26 feet is only expected to travel at a maximum speed of 15 mph. Traffic in the areas along the route will see major slowdowns and stoppages with high congestion during the chamber's movement. LADOTD asks drivers avoid the areas if possible during scheduled transport times. For details of the route and roads affected visit //www.google.com/maps/.

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