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 MIL-HDBK-1013/12
<1> of Figure D-2. Table E-2 presents the analyst's actions for
this example.
E.2.1
Background Information. The following installation and
facility characteristics are present at the site.
E.2.1.1
Installation Characteristics.
a) Geography. The installation is located OCONUS on a
sea. It is outside of any city limits. The terrain
is rolling and open.
b) Mission. The installation has two major tenants: a
task force and a fleet air detachment. There are no
sensitive activities or activities which would be
controversial in the eyes of the surrounding
community.
E.2.1.2
Facility Characteristics.
a) Site. The facility will be located about 120 feet
from an installation boundary near one of the major
entrances to the installation. The installation is
fenced. The area outside the installation near the
proposed site is farmland.
b) Function. The facility functions as an
administration, communications, and headquarters
building. Table E-1 describes the primary assets in
the facility. Loss of the back up generator, a
secondary asset, would have a minor impact on the
c) Construction. The facility will be permanent new
construction. Concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls are
a common construction for this installation.
Table E-1
Description of Primary Assets
Asset
Criticality to Mission
Replacability
Relative
Identification
Military
User's
Value
Communication
Minor
Moderate
91 to 180 days
$60,000
equipment
Office
Negligible
Moderate
31 to 90 days
$115,000
equipment
High-ranking
Moderate
Mission-Critical
91 to 180 days
3 people
military
personnel
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