Exercises
Hazardous operations 18 jul in area between 10-50N 11-35N and 079-10W 078-35W
NAVAREA IV 191/05
- issued
- 2005-07-08 13:30Z
- status
- cancelled 2005-07-23 00:00Z (archive)
- authority
- COLOMBIA E-MAIL 081630Z JUL 05.
- sea
- Caribbean Sea
- position
- 12.283, -77.078
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 18 JUL IN AREA BETWEEN
10-50N 11-35N AND 079-10W 078-35W.
2. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 19 JUL IN AREAS:
A. BETWEEN 11-15N 11-55N AND 077-53W 077-13W.
B. BOUND BY 12-00N 077-00W, 12-15N 076-46W,
12-34N 077-10W, 12-19N 077-23W.
3. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 20 JUL IN AREA BETWEEN
11-15N 12-00N AND 076-50W 076-15W.
4. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 22 JUL IN AREA BETWEEN
10-25N 10-15N AND 076-25W 075-55W.
5. CANCEL THIS MSG 23 JUL.
This area · military exercises
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- Hazardous operations 061200Z to 062300Z feb in area bound by 10-23.17N 075-32.68W, 10-22.35N 075-32.68W,…2024-02-04
- Hazardous operations 1100Z to 2200Z daily 23 jan thru 15 feb in area bound by 10-22.92N 075-33.54W,…2024-01-23
- Hazardous operations 050800Z to 051500Z nov in area bound by 10-17.70N 075-42.90W, 10-17.70N 075-55.10W,…2023-11-03
- Hazardous operations 1200Z to 1900Z daily 24 and 25 oct in area bound by 10-23.24N 075-32.98W, 10-23.24N…2023-10-21
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