Increased air operations at MCAS Beaufort mean more noise
From staff reports
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION BEAUFORT – Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort will experience heightened operational activity and noise levels in and around the base and with noise levels lasting into the evenings through Friday, Nov. 21, according to a media release from the stations Office of Communications and Strategy (COMMSTRAT).
“While MCAS Beaufort strives to minimize disruptions to the local community,” the release reads, “the nature of these operations may result in elevated noise levels at various times throughout the day. This increase in activity is essential for maintaining the readiness and safety of military personnel and operations.
“MCAS Beaufort appreciates the understanding and cooperation of local residents and visitors during this period, as these operations are critical to supporting the operational capabilities of the U.S. Marine Corps.”
“These activities are not in response to any specific threat. They are planned well in advance and are essential to keeping our installations and surrounding communities secure. We understand these events may cause brief disruptions and appreciate the public’s patience and understanding. Ensuring safety is a shared responsibility, and keeping our community informed is part of that commitment.
“We thank the community for their continued support.”
