A new website associated with the supplemental environmental impact analysis, launched Oct. 9, states that just over a quarter of the sites could be on land not currently owned by the Air Force, with the service considering: Acquisition of land and construction of up to 30 new launch silo sites around F.E. Warren Acquisition of land and construction of up to 30 new launch silo sites around Malmstrom Acquisition of land and construction of up to 60 new launch silo sites around Minot Additionally, the service said it is evaluating old sites at Malmstrom formerly operated by the 564th Missile Squadron, now inactive, to reuse for up to 60 new launch silo sites. The Air Force is planning to buy up to 12 acres per silo, according to the supplemental EIS website. ... The new EIS website states that the Air Force will reutilize Missile Alert Facility sites for Launch Centers “where feasible,” but at Minot specifically, officials are considering “construction of new launch center sites in previously undeveloped areas,” the website states. Each Launch Center would have a footprint of up to 16 acres. Another new consideration is the construction of a “purpose-built Operations Group Facility” at Malmstrom. https://www.airandspaceforces.com/air-force-may-buy-land-for-120-new-sentinel-icbm-silos/