MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
19 December 1997
Subject: Air Force Eastern-New England Region Airspace/Range Management Council
Meeting
1. General — The Air Force Eastern-New England Region Airspace/Range Management Council met in the Sheraton West Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 5-6 Nov 97. Lt
Col Mark Jones and the 177 FW hosted and provided excellent support for the meeting.
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss airspace and range issues within the Eastern-New England region. The Agenda and List of Attendees are at Attachments 1 and
2, respectively.
2. Proceedings — 5 November 1997
a. Welcoming Remarks/Objectives — Mr. Lake (ANG/XOBA) facilitated the
meeting. He welcomed everyone then introduced BGen Liguori (Co-chairman, Air
Force Eastern-New England Airspace/Range Management Council) who summarized
the meeting’s objectives and stated that he wanted the meeting to be action oriented.
Colonel Pease (Co-chairman, Air Force Eastern-New England Airspace/Range Management Council) said the Air Force is leading the services on managing airspace and
range issues. He also reemphasized that we must communicate well. We must also
cooperate then collaborate. Most people support a balanced approach to meet training
requirements and achieve effective environmental stewardship. Lt Col Jones (Commander, Warren Grove Range) offered some administrative remarks, then Mr. Lake
concluded the introductory portion of the meeting by briefly summarizing the history of
the regional process.
b. National Perspectives — BGen Wilkening (Co-chairman, Air Force National
Airspace/Range Executive Council) said the Air Force National Airspace/Range Executive Council meeting held on 21 May was very productive. More Navy participation is
needed. Mr. Frank Colson, Executive Director, DoD Policy Board on Federal Aviation,
agreed to help solicit their participation. DoD directorate-level support is needed to increase interservice participation. Two recent initiatives are being worked. The first is to
include the regional airspace/range process on the agenda of the upcoming Senior
Commanders’ Conference. The second is to assign an administrative officer to each of
the regional co-chairman. Colonel Pease explained the airspace and range vision which
is to ensure that training airspace is available. Airspace proponents need to convincingly articulate the need for new or modified airspace. Flying hours have been reduced
from 3.3 million in FY 88 to 2.2 million in FY 97. However, the need for airspace has not
reduced commensurably because of higher performance weapons systems and more
complicated training requirements. The military needs to create partnerships as much
as possible. One example of such a partnership is the joint noise study accomplished
between the National Park Service and the USAF in the White Sands Missile Range
area. The withdrawal agreement for 7.2 million acres of land (a total of 16 million acres
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is currently withdrawn from public use) is being reviewed for renewal. There is a proposal to return unused land in portions of the Goldwater Range Complex. Similar recommendations are being formulated for the Nellis Range Complex, the land for Enhanced Training in Idaho, and the Big Bend National Park area.
c. ANG Ranges/ACMI/CRTC — Major Roop (ANG/XOBA) summarized some of
the most pertinent issues and priorities for the Air National Guard’s 15 air-to-surface
ranges, four Combat Readiness Training Centers (CRTCs), and the three Air Combat
Maneuvering Instrumentation (ACMI) ranges. One of the principal range concerns is
Range Control Officer (RCO) degraded situational awareness during night operations
and high altitude release bomb weapon delivery events. The ANG is hoping to install a
Radar Analysis Program (prototype being installed at Townsend Range) at each range
to help increase the RCO’s situational awareness. Most ranges, CRTCs, and ACMI
ranges are experiencing manpower shortages due to a lack of funding. The manpower
requirements are identified. Several initiatives are in being to meet user needs. Increased emphasis is being placed on night, laser, and IR operations. Alpena will be the
next ACMI site. The Rangeless Air Combat Training System (RACTS) is the system of
the future. It will incorporate a no-drop weapon scoring and real-time kill removal capability. Range priorities are: footprints, night vision goggle training, standardized target
lighting, standardized paint schemes, improved communications capabilities, increased
manpower funding, and CRTC scoring systems and threat replicators. Airspace for high
altitude release bomb deliveries is also an issue. All ranges other than Ft Indiantown
Gap and Warren Grove either have or are in the process of acquiring airspace for
HARB deliveries.
d. Regional Public Affairs Officers (PAOs) — Mr. Barry (NGB-PAE) explained
that PAOs are designated for each FAA region with the exception of the Western Pacific region. NGB-PA wants to hold a meeting in December 1997 to establish a long range
plan for the PAOs. He suggested that someone from the Air Force Eastern-New England Region Airspace/Range Executive Council attend the PAO planning meeting tentatively scheduled for 9-11 December 1997.
e. Noise Complaint Process — Colonel Pease stated that HQ USAF/XOOR is
the focal point for Executive and Congressional inquiries about noise complaints. Those
who schedule and manage airspace should process all noise complaints resulting from
aircraft flying within their area of responsibility. Airspace managers are encouraged to
restrict habitual offenders from flying in their airspace.
f. Risk Communication Training — Mr. Lake summarized the content of the
training course and encouraged everyone who deals with the public to attend the
course. The ANG pays the course’s tuition cost.
g. Ft Drum ANG Range Move Status — Lt Col Shampine (Ft Drum Range
Control Officer) stated that the Forward Operating Location (FOL) at Wheeler-Sack ArAir Force Eastern-New England Airspace/Range Management Council Meeting
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my Air Field started in 1983. The FOL operation is designated the 174 FW/Det 1 and Ft
Drum Range is designated 174 FW/Det 2. The Wheeler-Sack runway extension will
benefit A-10 operations. No other fighter aircraft are authorized to operate on the new
runway. The final approach and outer marker location conflict with Range 35 operations. The fix to that is to move range operations to the northeast and designated a new
range as Range 48. There was a line item in this year’s Defense Authorization Bill to
pay for the move. However, President Clinton used his line item veto authority to delete
that funding item. The Senate overrode the veto. However, the funding for the move is
uncertain.
h. AFRep/NAVRep/DARR Perspectives —
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Lt Col Madrigal (EA/NE AFRep)stated that some of the east coast Warning Areas will be subdivided and combined. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on 1 August 1997. The airspace reorganization will
help with real-time airspace management.
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The Navy’s OPORD 2000 will possibly have an impact on the Atlantic
Coast Warning Area airspace scheduling. The 104FW is to assume
scheduling responsibility for No Man’s Land Island restricted airspace (R4105). Commander Link (NAVREP) sent a letter to the 104 FW outlining
the transfer of scheduling responsibilities.
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The Farmville MOA proposal to reduce its size and increase its hours of
operations is at the FAA Regional Headquarters for coordination.
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High Altitude Release Bomb airspace may be needed for Ft Indiantown
Gap and Warren Grove Ranges.
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A Joint STARS operating area is designated near the Ft Drum Range.
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Colonel Madrigal suggested that someone in Maine might want to takeover the scheduling and management responsibility for several Instrument
Routes. There was no resolution on this issue.
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Radar monitoring at ranges would be useful to help deconflict aircraft in
the range bombing pattern.
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There will be a major aircraft conversion at NAS Oceana. That action requires further study to determine the impact on airspace and range utilization and scheduling.
Colonel Madrigal’s briefing in at Attachment 3.
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a. BGen Liguori adjourned this portion of the meeting at approximately 1630
hours.
3. Proceedings — 6 November 1997
a. Military Airspace Management System (MAMS) Update — Mr. John Williams (ANSER Corp) told the Council that MAMS will provide a database from which
airspace utilization can be determined. An operations concept is being developed. All
authorized users will be able to request missions in DOD airspace. In addition, the program includes a capability to give each user the opportunity to determine who has
scheduled any DOD airspace at other times during the day. All airspace currently contained in FAA Order 7400.8 will be in the MAMS database.
b. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Perspectives — Ms. Bailey stated that Special Use Airspace is seen by General Aviation pilots as an obstacle
to free flight. AOPA wants to be a partner to responsible airspace stewardship. AOPA
does not have any significant issues specific to the Eastern-New England region. She
made a plea to release airspace as soon as the military has completed their required
training. General aviation pilots want unimpeded access to special use airspace during
periods of non-use. While a pilot on a VFR flight plan can transit special use airspace at
any time, most pilots will not if the airspace is reported to be in use. Many times, airspace is reported to be in use simply if it is scheduled for use. There is a need for realtime utilization information dissemination.
c. Unit Reports
1) 192 FW, Richmond IAP, VA — Major Sanford reiterated the communication problems they and other units are having with Giant Killer (FACSFAC
VACAPES). Flights frequently depart the working area VFR because they cannot get an
IFR clearance. Another problem is that the test track is dual scheduled.
ACTION: Identify the source of the problem with test track scheduling and Giant Killer’s air-to-ground communications difficulties. Disseminate the results
of the findings to the 1 FW, 102 FW, 113 FW, 177 FW, and the 192 FW.
OPR: Commander Link, NAVREP, EA/NE Region
2) FACSFAC VACAPES — Lt Arrighi ran a video that described the Fleet
Area Control and Surveillance Facility (FACSFAC) at Virginia Capes, VA. He also described the Large Area Tracking Range system. It is a pod-mounted system that has
application to air-to-air and air-to-surface training.
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3) 103 FW, Bradley IAP, CT — Lt Col Swift would like to expand the
Yankee 2 MOA to the size of the Yankee 1 MOA, with appropriate no-fly areas.. There
are no significant airspace issues for the 103 FW.
ACTION: Determine if there is a need for a Yankee 2 MOA proposal; if there is, write a Test and Training Needs Statement to articulate the operational training requirement to enlarge the Yankee 2 MOA.
OPR: 103 FW
OCR: ANG/XOBA
4) 113 WG, Andrews AFB, MD — Lt Col Campbell reiterated the 113
WG’s concern about the test track scheduling process and priorities. He also affirmed
the communications problems with Giant Killer.
5) 436 AW, Dover, DE — Major Talaba stated that his C-5 unit has a
strategic brigade air drop mission. That mission requires some formation flying and entails flying over a drop zone at about 130 KIAS. That training requirement started about
one year ago.
6) Coyle Drop Zone — Lt Col Silverman said that four units accomplish
their drop zone training at the Coyle Drop Zone. The New Jersey Department of Forestry Service negotiated a new land lease agreement. The new five-year lease was signed
on 1 October 1997 at a cost of $24,000 per year. The Delaware ANG publishes a quarterly newsletter. There will be an annual user group meeting for Coyle Drop Zone operations in Jan 98.
ACTION: Send a copy of the quarterly newsletter to each member
of the Air Force Eastern-New England Airspace/Range Management Council.
OPR: Lt Col Silverman
7) 111 FW, Willow Grove NAS, PA — Major Hreso said the 111 FW
does not schedule nor manage any airspace. They need airspace to FL 250 to accomplish high altitude release bomb delivery events and to work with F-16s. They also need
a low altitude MOA in north central Pennsylvania from approximately 100 feet AGL to
10,000 feet AGL. The 111 FW cannot accomplish weapon delivery training at
Bloodsworth.
8) Ft Indiantown Gap Range, PA — Lt Col Bollen enumerated some of
the range initiatives he is undertaking. The target area and drop zone remote lighting
project is complete. He is installing day and night high angle scorable targets, and he
will replace the main tower. He is working to get airspace for high altitude release bomb
deliveries. Some of the other issues he is working are the problem of long work days
and the lack of resources to meet mission requirements.
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9) Warren Grove Range, NJ — Lt Col Jones said his range utilization is
2500 - 3000 sorties per year. Noise complaints are at an all-time low of seven. He does
not have any significant airspace issues.
10) Ft Drum Range, NY — Lt Col Shampine outlined several of the actions the ANG Range Council is undertaking. The Council is working to resolve communications problems and upgrades at several of the ranges, upgrade several scoring
systems, and to have weapon safety footprints available at each range. A home page is
available at “http://ranges.ang.af.mil.” Noise complaints can be called into the Ft Drum
Range by calling (800) 228-3567.
11) 104 FW, Westfield, MA — Lt Howie said his Wing wants to schedule
and manage No Man’s Land Island for weapon delivery training. There is no utilization
on VRs-841/842.
ACTION: Determine the projected utilization for VRs-841/842. Deactivate them if there are no projected training requirements to justify their continued
existence.
OPR: 104 FW
12) 102 FW, Otis ANG Base, MA — Capt Blake said there is a training
requirement to expand W-105. The 102nd is moving into the offensive counter-air mission, and has a need for low altitude over land airspace.
ACTION: Contact VACAPES to determine the feasibility of enalrging the W-105 airspace.
OPR: 102 FW
13) 143 AW, Quonset State Airport, RI — Major Donnelly stated this his
unit uses SR-904/905, R-4102/5201, and W-105C. He would like to accomplish dissimilar aircraft training. One of their success stories is enhanced station keeping equipment
training and the good working relationship they have with their servicing ARTCC. His
unit will soon be equipped with the C-130J aircraft. That change might require refueling
tracks. There are no significant airspace issues.
14) 157 ARW, Pease AGS, NH — Captain Hogan said their Wing has a
good working relationship with Boston ARTCC. The unit has a refueling mission, and
they sometimes use W-102/105. There are no significant airspace issues.
15) 101 ARW, Bangor IAP, ME — Lt Col Story processes a lot of noise
complaints on routes scheduled and managed by other units. However, his Wing does
not have any significant airspace issues.
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4. Wrap Up and Taskings for January 1998 Executive Council — BGen Liguori
asked that each unit be prepared to provide a status update on the actions they have
been assigned. Updates should be given to their senior representative who will attend
an Executive Council meeting on 28-29 Jan 98. He adjourned the meeting at approximately 1215 hours.
5. High Altitude Release Bomb Airspace (HARB) Ad Hoc Meeting — Mr. Cooper
(NSA Inc) facilitated a meeting of those users who would accomplish high HARB delivery training at Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges. The purpose of the meeting was to establish the process, requirement for, and those responsible to provide information needed to accomplish a preliminary review of the impact and challenges to
increase the upper limit of the restricted airspace at each range to FL 250. It was determined that Washington, Boston, and New York ARTCCs will probably need to be
consulted to determine an air traffic impact. There is a possibility of having to stratify the
airspace to lessen the impact on commercial air traffic. Increasing the airspace at the Ft
Indiantown Gap range will be less of a challenge than doing the same for the Warren
Grove Range because of traffic flow. After considerable discussion, it was determined
that the following information will be needed to do a thorough, preliminary assessment
of the concept. Several actions and time suspenses were agreed upon to start the process. A user group meeting will be convened at Willow Grove ARS on 24 Nov 97 to refine user requirements.
ACTION: Determine the projected daily/weekly/monthly hours of use for airspace
to FL 250 at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges. Have a user group
meeting to determine the requirement.
OPR: Lt Col Bollen
Lt Col Jones
OCR: 103 FW
104 FW
111 FW
175 WG
ACTION: Write profiles that describe the typical operational scenarios for A-10
and F-16 aircraft that justify airspace to FL 250 for HARB weapon deliveries.
OPR: 103 FW
113 WG
175 WG
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ACTION: Get a preliminary assessment of the impact of increasing the restricted
airspace at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges from the Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association, Airline Pilots Association, and Air Transport Association.
OPR: ANG/XOBA
ACTION: Write a Test and Training Needs Statement to increase the restricted
airspace to FL 250 at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges.
OPR: Lt Col Bollen
Lt Col Jones
6. Action Item Summary —
a. ACTION: Identify the source of the problem with test track scheduling and Giant Killer’s air-to-ground communications difficulties. Disseminate the results of the findings to the 1 FW, 102 FW, 113 FW, 177 FW, and the 192 FW.
OPR: Commander Link, NAVREP EA/NE Region
b. ACTION: Write a Test and Training Needs Statement to articulate the operational training requirement to enlarge the Yankee 2 MOA.
OPR: 103 FW
c. ACTION: Send a copy of the quarterly newsletter to each member of the Air
Force Eastern-New England Airspace/Range Management Council.
OPR: Lt Col Silverman
d. ACTION: Determine the projected utilization for VRs-841/842. Deactivate
them if there are no projected training requirements to justify their continued existence.
OPR: 104 FW
e. ACTION: Write a Test and Training Needs Statement to articulate the training
requirement to expand the W-105 airspace.
OPR: 102 FW
f. ACTION: Determine the projected daily/weekly/monthly hours of use for airspace to FL 250 at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges. Have a user
group meeting to determine the requirement.
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OPR: Lt Col Bollen
Lt Col Jones
OCR: 103 FW
104 FW
111 FW
175 WG
g. ACTION: Write profiles that describe the typical operational scenarios for A-10
and F-16 aircraft that justify airspace to FL 250 for HARB weapon deliveries.
OPR: 103 FW
113 WG
175 WG
h. ACTION: Get a preliminary assessment of the impact of increasing the restricted airspace at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges from the Aircraft
Owners and Pilots Association, Airline Pilots Association, and Air Transport Association.
OPR: ANG/XOBA
i. ACTION: Write a Test and Training Needs Statement to increase the restricted
airspace to FL 250 at the Ft Indiantown Gap and Warren Grove Ranges.
OPR: Lt Col Bollen
Lt Col Jones
7. Reviewed/approved:
ANTHONY LIGUORI, Brigadier General, USAF
Chief OF Staff, NHANG
Co-Chairman, Eastern-New England Region
Airspace/Range Executive Council
GERALD F. PEASE, Jr, Colonel, USAF
Chief, Range and Airspace Division
Air Force Directorate of Operations and Training
Co-Chairman, Eastern-New England Region
Airspace/Range Executive Council
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Attachments
1. Agenda
2. List of Attendees
3. AFRep Issues
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Time
Topic
Speaker
1300
Welcoming Remarks/Objectives
BGen Liguori
Col Pease
1310
National Perspectives
BGen Wilkening/Col Pease
1330
ANG Ranges/ACMI/CRTC
Maj Roop
1350
Regional Public Affairs Procedures
Mr. Barry
1400
Noise Complaint Process
Col Pease
1430
Break
1500
Ft Drum Range Move Status
Lt Col Shampine
1515
MAJCOM Perspectives
ACC
ANG
AFRC
1545
AFRep/NAVRep/DARR Perspectives
OPORD 2000
Warning Areas
No Man’s Land Island
AFRep
NAVRep
DARR
1630
Adjourn
1730
No-host social
Hotel
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0800
MAMS Update
Mr. Williams
0815
AOPA Perspectives
Ms. Bailey
0830
Unit Presentations
1200
Adjourn
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Jim Arrighi
FACSFAC VACAPES
NAS Oceana
Virginia Beach, VA 23460-5105
DSN: 433-1248
Fax: 433-1266
Comm: (757) 433-1248
Fax: (757) 433-1248
E-mail: arrighi_at_vacapes@airlant.navy.mil
Ms. Melissa Bailey
AOPA
421 Aviation Way
Frederick, MD 21701
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (301) 695-2212
Fax: (301) 695-2375
E-mail: melissa.bailey@aopa.org
Captain Scott Barberides
177 OSF/OSO
400 Langley Road
Egg Harbor Twp, NJ 08234-9500
DSN: 455-6024
Fax: 455-6385
Comm:
Fax:
E-mail: sbarberides@njacy.ang.af.mil
Mr. Len Barry
ANG/CEV/PAI-E
3500 Fetchet Ave
Andrews AFB, MD 20762-5157
DSN: 278-8842
Fax: 278-8151
Comm: (301) 836-8842
Fax: (301) 836-8151
E-mail: lbarry@ngb-emh2.army.mil
LtCol Lee Bauer
HQ AF/XOOR, Rm 5C168
1480 Air Force Pentagon
Washington, DC 20330-1480
DSN: 223-2586
Fax: 227-1685
Comm: (703) 693-2586
Fax: (703) 697-1685
E-mail: bauerl@af.pentagon.mil
Lt Col Grant Bollen
DET 1, 193 SOW/CC
26139 Ammo Rd.
Annville, PA 17003-5180
DSN: 491-2475/2912
Fax: 491-8323
Comm: (717) 861-2475
Fax: (717) 861-8323
E-mail: gbollen@pamdt.ang.af.mil
LtCol Chris Campbell
113 WG/ 121 FS (DCANG)
E. Perimeter Road
Andrews AFB, MD 20762
DSN: 278-4171
Fax:
Comm: (301) 981-4171
Fax:
E-mail: ccampbell@dcadw.ang.af.mil
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Major Mike Christoff
171 ARW
Pittsburgh IAP, PA
DSN: 277-7383
Fax:
Comm: (412) 474-7383
Fax:
E-mail:
MSgt Glenn Cobb
89 OSS/OSA
1220 Operations Dr.
Andrews AFB, MD 20762
DSN: 858-3411
Fax: 858-3412
Comm: (301) 981-3411
Fax: (301) 981-3412
E-mail: glenn.cobb@andrews.af.mil
Mr. Ron Cooper
National Security Analysts
4900 Seminary Rd., Suite 1150
Alexandria, VA 22311
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (703) 578-1150
Fax: (703) 578-1550
E-mail: rcooper1@erols.com
Major Don Curry
HQ AFSOC/DOOF
100 Bartley St, Suite 160W
Hurlburt Field, FL 32544
DSN: 579-2490
Fax: 579-2243
Comm: (904) 884-2490
Fax: (904) 884-2243
E-mail: curryd@hqafsoc.hurlburt.af.mil
Major Walter Debany
NH National Guard
#4 Pembroke Rd.
Concord, NH 03301
DSN: 684-9245
Fax: 684-9390
Comm: (603) 225-1245
Fax: (603) 225-1390
E-mail: debanywh@nh-arng.ngb.army.mil
BGen George Demers
HQ CT ANG
100 Nicholson Road
E. Granby, CT 06026-9309
DSN: 636-7957
Fax: 636-7898
Comm: (860) 524-4957
Fax: (860) 524-4898
E-mail: gdemers@ctbdl.ang.af.mil
Major Mike Donnelly
143 AW/Tactics
7 Flightline Drive
North Kingstown, RI 02852-7548
DSN: 476-3429
Fax: 476-3412
Comm: (401) 886-1412
Fax: (401) 886-1429
E-mail: mdonnelly@rioqu.anf.af.mil
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Captain Chip Eissler
111 FW
1418 Griffis St.
Willow Grove ARS, PA 19090-5345
DSN: 991-1513
Fax: 991-1726
Comm: (215) 443-1513
Fax: (215) 443-1726
E-mail: c.eissler@panxx.ang.af.mil
Lt Col Moe Eldredge
177 FW OSF
400 Langley Road
Egg Harbor Twp, NJ 08234-9500
DSN: 455-6007
Fax: 455-6268
Comm: (609) 645-6007
Fax: (609) 645-6268
E-mail: meldredge@njacy.ang.af.mil
BGen Reed Ernst
PA ANG
Bldg S-047 Fisher Ave
Annville, PA 17003-5002
DSN: 491-8512
Fax: 491-8623
Comm: (717) 861-8512
Fax: (717) 861-8623
E-mail: wernst@pamdt.ang.af.mil
1 Lt Ed Fink
163 FS / 111 FW
1418 Griffis St.
Willow Grove ARF, PA 19090-5345
DSN: 991-1511
Fax: 991-1507
Comm: (215) 443-1511
Fax: (215) 443-1726
E-mail: e.fink@panxx.ang.af.mil
Msg Mike Foster
Dept of Army E/NE Reg Rep
12 New England Exec Park
Burlington, MA 01803
DSN: 478-4826
Fax:
Comm: (617) 238-7905
Fax: (617) 238-7902
E-mail: mike.foster@faa.dot.gov
Captain Michael Helvey
89 OSS/OSA
1220 Operations Dr.
Andrews AFB, MD 20762
DSN: 858-3415
Fax: 858-3412
Comm: (301) 981-3415
Fax: (301) 981-3412
E-mail: helveym@andrews.af.mil
Captain Dan Hogan
157 AREFW/DOTO
302 Newmarket St.
Pease ANGB, NH 03103
DSN: 852-3351
Fax: 852-3163
Comm: (603) 430-3351
Fax: (603) 430-3163
E-mail: dhogan@nhpsm.ang.af.mil
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Captain Scott Hoyt
102 FW
Otis AFB, MA
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (508) 968-4386
Fax: (508) 968-4690
E-mail:
Colonel Bill Jones
HQ VA ANG
5505 Corsair Drive
Sandston, VA 23150-2520
DSN: 864-6509
Fax:
Comm: (804) 236-6509
Fax:
E-mail:
wjones@varic.ang.af.mil
bjones9159@aol.com
Lt Col Mark Jones
108 ARW/Det 1
3327 Charles Blvd.
McGuire AFB, NJ 086415406
DSN: 440-2414/2287
Fax:
Comm: (609) 724-2414
Fax: (609) 294-0639
E-mail:
mjones@njwri.ang.af.mil
wgrdet1@csionline.com
Mr. Frank Jordan
FAA Eastern Region
AEA-520 Airspace
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (718) 553-4521
Fax: (718) 995-5693
E-mail:
LtCol Bob Knauff
174 FW/CC
6001 E. Molloy Rd.
Syracuse, NY 13211-7099
DSN: 489-9144
Fax: 489-9145
Comm: (315) 454-6144
Fax: (315) 454-6145
E-mail: rknauff@nysyr.ang.af.mil
Mr. Harry Knudsen, Jr.
ANG/CEVP
3500 Fetchet Ave
Andrews AFB, MD 20762-5157
DSN: 278-8143
Fax: 278-8151
Comm: (301) 836-8143
Fax: (301) 836-8151
E-mail: knudsenh@ang.af.mil
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Mr. John Kooderings-Clemens
1 OSS/OSO
160 E. Flightline Rd, Ste 11
Langley AFB, VA 23665-2295
DSN: 574-2483/2559
Fax: 574-5345
Comm: (757) 764-2483
Fax: (757) 764-5345
E-mail: john.clemens@langley.af.mil
Major Jim Krogh
HQ AMC/DOOO
402 Scott Drive, Unit 3A1
Scott AFB, IL 62225-5302
DSN: 576-5689
Fax: 576-4627
Comm: (618) 256-5689
Fax: (618) 256-4627
E-mail: kroghjl@hqamc.safb.af.mil
Lt Col Pete Kutschera
NY Div of Military/Naval Affairs
330 Old Niskayuna Rd.
Latham, NY 12110-2224
DSN: 489-4786
Fax: 489-4649
Comm: (518) 786-4786
Fax: (518) 786-4649
E-mail: pao@ny-ngnet.army.mil
Mr. Bob Lake
ANG/XOBA
3500 Fetchet Ave
Andrews AFB, MD 20762-5157
DSN: 278-8277
Fax: 278-7001
Comm: (301) 836-8277
Fax: (301) 836-7001
E-mail: lakeb@ang.af.mil
Mr. John Lambert
HQ AFRC/DOTSA
155 2nd St
Robins AFB, GA 31098-1635
DSN: 497-1195
Fax: 497-0199
Comm: (912) 327-1195
Fax: (912) 327-0199
E-mail: john.lambert@afres.af.mil
CMSgt Gerald Landers
HQ ACC/DOR
205 Dodd Blvd, Suite 101
Langley AFB, VA 23665-2789
DSN: 574-7552
Fax: 574-6009
Comm: (757) 764-7552
Fax: (757) 764-6009
E-mail: gerald.landers@langley.af.mil
BGen Anthony Liguori
AAG/NHANG
Concord, NH 03301-5353
DSN: 684-9336
Fax: 684-9337
Comm: (603) 225-1336
Fax: (603) 225-1257
E-mail: anthony.liguori@faa.dot.gov
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CDR John R. Link
NAVREP EA/NE
12 New England Exec Park
Burlington, MA 01803
DSN: 478-4447
Fax:
Comm: (617) 238-7907
Fax: (671) 238-7902
E-mail: rich_link_at_ane1@mail.hq.faa.gov
Colonel Duane Lodrige
113 WG
Andrews AFB, MD 20762
DSN: 858-4171
Fax: 858-3853
Comm: (410) 224-0767
Fax:
E-mail: aviators@erols.com
Sgt Corine Lombardo
NY Div of Military/Naval Affairs
330 Old Niskayuna Rd.
Latham, NY 12110-2224
DSN: 489-4579
Fax: 489-4649
Comm: (518) 786-4579
Fax: (518) 786-4649
E-mail: lombardc@ny-smtp.army.mil
Lt Col Albert Madrigal, Jr.
AFREP FAA E/NE Reg
12 New England Exec Park
Burlington, MA 01803-5299
DSN: 478-4447
Fax:
Comm: (781) 238-7900
Fax: (781) 238-7902
E-mail: al.madrigal@faa.dot.gov
Major Mike McDonough
175 WG/AFA
2701 Eastern Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21220-2899
DSN: 243-6591
Fax: 243-6557
Comm: (410) 780-8591
Fax: (410) 780-8557
E-mail: mcdonoughm@mdang-balt.ang.af.mil
Major Rick Mitchell
118 FS
100 Nicholson Rd.
E. Granby, CT 06026-9309
DSN: 636-8356
Fax: 636-8333
Comm: (860) 292-2356
Fax: (860) 292-2333
E-mail:
Col Fred Pease
HQ AF/XOOR, Rm 5C168
1480 Air Force Pentagon
Washington, DC 20330-1480
DSN: 223-0674
Fax: 227-1685
Comm: (703) 693-0674
Fax: (703) 697-1685
E-mail: peaseg@af.pentagon.mil
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Colonel Frank Pontelandolfo
HQ Delaware ANG
2600 Spruance Dr.
New Castle, DE 19720
DSN: 445-7364
Fax: 445-3336
Comm: (302) 323-3364
Fax: (302) 323-7336
E-mail: fponte@deilg.ang.af.mil
Major Cal Roop
ANG/XOBA
3500 Fetchet Ave
Andrews AFB, MD 20762-5157
DSN: 278-8335
Fax: 278-7001
Comm: (301) 836-8335
Fax: (301) 836-7001
E-mail: roopc@ang.af.mil
Major Bobby Sandford
P.O. Box 1003
Sandston, VA 23150
DSN: 864-6406
Fax: 867-6927
Comm: (804) 236-6406
Fax: (804) 236-6927
E-mail: rsandford@varic.ang.af.mil
Mr. Colin Scoggins
Boston ARTCC
35 NE Blvd
Nashua, NH 03062
DSN: 881-1635
Fax:
Comm: (603) 886-7811
Fax: (603) 886-7809
E-mail: colon.s.scoggins@faa.dot.gov
Lt Col Richard Shampine
174 FW/DET1
PO Box 320
Antwerp, NY 15608-0320
DSN: 341-5004/5990
Fax: 341-2835
Comm: (315) 659-8361
Fax: (315) 659-8298
E-mail: bull@ntrange35.ang.af.mil
Lt Col Michael Silverman
166 AW/OSF
2600 Spruance Dr.
New Castle Cty Airport, DE 19720
DSN: 445-7529/7525
Fax: 445-7330
Comm: (302) 323-3529
Fax: (302) 323-3330
E-mail: msilverman@deilg.ang.af.mil
Lt Col Robert St. Clair
HQ MA ANG/ESSO
50 Maple Street
Milford, MA 01757-3604
DSN: 256-6538
Fax: 256-6540
Comm: (508) 233-6538
Fax: (508) 233-6540
E-mail: rstclair@mabaf.ang.af.mil
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LtCol Mike Stires
AFREP EA/NE
12 New England Exec Park
Burlington, MA 01803
DSN: 478-4447
Fax:
Comm: (781) 238-7901
Fax: (781) 238-7902
E-mail: mike.stiers@faa.dot.gov
Lt Col John Story
101 ARW/TTF
102 Glenn Ave., Suite 491
Bangor IAP, ME 04401
DSN: 698-7212
Fax: 698-7116
Comm: (207) 990-7212
Fax: (207) 990-7116
E-mail: jstory@mebgr.ang.af.mil
LtCol Jack Swift
118 FS
100 Nicholson Rd.
E. Granby, CT 06026-9309
DSN: 636-8356
Fax: 636-8333
Comm: (860) 292-2356
Fax: (860) 292-2333
E-mail: jswift@ctbdl.ang.af.mil
Major Dave Talaba
436 OSS/OSK
Dover AFB, DE
DSN: 445-6838
Fax: 445-3474
Comm: (302) 677-6838
Fax: (302) 677-3474
E-mail:
Mr. George Tracy
FAA Eastern Region
AEA-520 Airspace/OE
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (718) 712-6612
Fax: (718) 712-5188
E-mail: george_a_tracy@mail.hq.faa.gov
BGen Joseph N. Waller
Command Readiness Center
645 New London Ave
Cranston, RI 02920-
DSN: 557-3287
Fax: 557-3302
Comm: (401) 457-4287
Fax: (401) 457-4302
E-mail: jwaller@rioqu.ang.af.mil
Colonel Phil Warren
HQ NJ ANG
McGuire AFB, NJ
DSN: 440-4411
Fax:
Comm: (609) 983-9590
Fax:
E-mail: pwarren@oosa@108arw
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Mr. Jim Webb
NY ARTCC
4205 Johnson Ave.
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
DSN: 234-3730
Fax:
Comm: (516) 468-1429
Fax: (516) 468-1428
E-mail: jim.webb@faa.dot.gov
Mr. Michael Weppner
NSA Inc
4900 Seminary Rd, Suite 1150
Alexandria, VA 22311
DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (703) 578-1150
Fax: (703) 578-1550
E-mail: weppnerm@erols.com
BGen Al Wilkening
HQ WIANG/ZF, PO Box 8111
2400 Wright St.
Madison, WI 53708-8111
DSN: 724-3020
Fax: 724-3111
Comm: (608) 242-3020
Fax: (608) 242-3111
E-mail: awilkening@wimsn.ang.af.mil
ahwilk@aol.com
Mr. John Williams
ANSER, Suite 800
1215 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Arlington, VA 22202
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DSN:
Fax:
Comm: (703) 416-3378
Fax: (703) 416-3329
E-mail: williamj@anser.org
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