Representatives from URETEK USA and the 802d Civil Engineering Squadron performed a site visit to problem areas on the 433d Air Wing (AW) Apron. The 433d Air Wing is an Air Force Reserve (AFRES) unit that operates the C-5 Galaxy out of its home at Lackland AFB, Texas. The 802d representatives identified the following problem areas to URETEK USA personnel:
• Problem Area 1 – Faulted slabs near the intersection of Taxiway H and the 433 AW Apron
• Problem Area 2 – Prematurely cracked slabs on and near the Apron taxilane extending from Taxiway H
• Problem Area 3 – Pumping slabs near the Entry Control Point (ECP) where the Apron taxilane (extending from Taxiway H) ends
• Problem Area 1 – Faulted slabs near the intersection of Taxiway H and the 433 AW Apron
• Problem Area 2 – Prematurely cracked slabs on and near the Apron taxilane extending from Taxiway H
• Problem Area 3 – Pumping slabs near the Entry Control Point (ECP) where the Apron taxilane (extending from Taxiway H) ends
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