EXHIBIT_X_-_CCRB_FIRING_POSITION_ASBUILT_DRAWING.pdf

This is an architectural drawing document for foxhole and paving details associated with the AMF Clear Creek Range project in Fort Worth, Texas.

The drawing provides comprehensive technical specifications for military range infrastructure, including detailed plans and sections for foxhole construction, wood platforms, capillary water barriers, and gravel surface courses. Key specifications include multiple cross-sectional views showing foxhole dimensions with standard 8-foot layouts, interior platform construction details, exterior ground-level platforms, and blast deflection features. The document specifies gravel surface course requirements with three compaction options: minimum 95 percent density, flexible subbase compacted to at least 95 percent, and flexible subbase compacted to at least 90 percent. Additional details address filter fabric installation, water barrier systems, grade specifications, and directional fire orientation. The drawing indicates slope requirements (noted as "SLOPE TO DIE IN DIRECTION OF DRAINAGE"), platform elevations, and precise measurements for all structural components. The document is marked "NOT TO SCALE" for individual sections and includes standard Army Corps of Engineers design standards. The title block identifies the project as a U.S. Army Engineering Division drawing related to Range Operations facilities, with completion notation for Fort Worth, Texas.