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0
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What is an air action by fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft against hostile targets that are in close proximity to friendly forces and requires detailed integration of each air mission with fire and movement of those forces

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Close air support CAS

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What are the SUAS lost link procedures?

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  1. Loss Data Link procedure requires the Raven to be programmed to Return to Rally point, which in all cases should be programmed as the launch point of departure. If Return to Rally fails Land Immediately should be activated by the AVO. If both options fail, the operator should immediately inform Eagle Radio of UAV last known position, heading, airspeed altitude, and battery life/fuel remaining (in minutes).
  2. See and avoid procedures will be implemented when in conflict with manned aircraft and other UAS.
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What should be activated during CAS

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MOA campbell 1 and 2

Refer to MOA spill outs written procedures of addendum

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What shall eagle ensure that aircraft, involved with HOT CAS, do when ALTRAV is in effect

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Ensure that aircraft involved in HOT CAS is below 10000 MSL prior to departing the MOA (only applicable win an ALTRAV is in effect

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What shall the controller determine when an initial point IP is utilized in the clearance

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The most appropriate IP BASED ON where the aircraft is inbound for on the restricted area and the ETE

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What is FD phraseology coordination with range branch reference CAS

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REQUEST CLEARANCE (TYPE OF AC) FOR (type of mission) AT (range)

REQUEST CLEARANCE (type of ac) FOR (type of mission) AT (training sector

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What is FF1 phraseology coordination with participating aircraft reference CAS

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ACID PROCEED VFR TO IP

ACID PROCEED INBOUND IN A COLD STATUS, STANDBY FOR LIVE FIRE CLEARANCE

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WHAT IS FD responsibility to ensure during CAS

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Ensure that range branch identifies and confirms the requested area for clearance and ensures in a clear manner that the unit is ready to receive HOT CAS / live fire

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One range issues a CAS clearance (ready to receive), what is FF1 phraseology to aircraft.

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ACID CLEARED INTO RESTRICTED AREA R3702 FORM(type of mission) at (range) MAINTAIN VFR, IF UNABLE ADVISE. SQUAWK (beacon code) REPORT FIVE MINUTES PRIOR TO MISSION COMPLETE. CONTACT (tac unit ID) on frequency

ACID CLEARED INTRO RESTRICTED AREA R3702 FOR type of mission at range MAINTAIN VFR, IF UNABLE ADVISE. SQUAWK beacon code. REPORT NEXT THREE ZERO OR FIVE MINUTES PRIOR TO MISSION COMPLETE

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What is optional for eagle radio to do during CAS

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Can choose to monitor 275.9

if it is necessary to be of like minds with the intentions of the aircraft during thenCAS or if the mission dictates that the aircraft be in communication with eagle radio and tactical ATC simultaneously

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Who is the controlling agency for all aircraft with paradrop missions within 3702

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Eagle radio

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What is eagle radios responsibility during paradrops

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Relay fixed wing clearance from range control to PARADROP aircraft prior to drops

Provide flight following for the duration of the paradrops

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What are the 2 general types of aircraft used for paradrops within the restricted area

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Fixed wing

Rotary wing

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What are the different types of paradrops

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Static line
HALO (high altitude low opening)
HAHO (high altitude high opening)
Bundle or CDS (container distribution system)

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Who uses Veghel drop zone

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Fixed and rotary wing

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Who uses sukchon and what are the procedures

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Fixed wing and rotary

Fixed wing paradrops 4000’ and below shall be pointed out to SABRE tower

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Who uses Corregidor drop zone and what are the procedures

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Fixed wing and rotary

Fixed wing paradrops 4000’ and below shall be pointed out to Campbell tower

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Who uses Bastogne drop zone

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Rotary wing only

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Who uses golden eagle landing zone

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Rotary and fixed wing

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Describe Veghel DZ operations

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Aircraft will make a south to north run (008 true north heading) with left hand racetrack turns to avoid the impact area

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Describe sukchon DZ operations

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Aircraft will make a west to east run (098 true north heading) with right hand racetrack turns to avoid the impact areas

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Describe sukchon DZ north operations

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Aircraft will make a south to north run (001 true north heading) with right hand racetrack turns to avoid the impact areas

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Describe Corregidor DZ north operations

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Aircraft will make a south to north run (001 true north heading) with right hand racetrack turns to avoid the impact areas

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Describe Corregidor DZ east operations

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Aircraft will make a south to north run (024 true north heading) with right hand racetrack turns to avoid the impact areas

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Describe Corregidor DZ reverse operations

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Aircraft will make a north to south run (068 true north heading) with left hand racetrack turns to avoid Sabres class d airspace

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What time frame is eagle radio required to request clearance for paradrops and from who

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At 10 minutes prior to estimated time in target (TOT)

Range control

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What is the phraseology to request paradrops

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REQUEST CLEARANCE (number of aircraft ) (type of aircraft) FOR (type of drops) AT (drop zone landing zone)

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When range branch issues the clearance for paradrops, what is eagle required to do

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Eagle FD WILL confirm the requested drop zone and verify verbally that they are ready to receive aircraft.

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What info will eagle radio pass to fixed wing once clearance is received

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Shall be issued direction of passes and direction of turn instructions

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What info will eagle radio pass to rotary wing once clearance is received

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Will be advised to use direction of passes and direction of turn instructions only if needed

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What is eagle radios phraseology to drop aircraft

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ACID CLEARED INTO RESTRICTED R3702 FOR (type of drops) AT (drop zone or landing zone). MAKE PASSES FROM (direction of passes) WITH (director of turns) MAINTAIN VFR AT ALL TIMES, IF UNABLE ADVISE. REPORT (reporting point)

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What is the phraseology for eagle to issue reporting instructions based on aircrafts position to fixed wing

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ACID REPORT (direction of turn) OFF THE DROP ZONE

ACID REPORT (direction of turn) INBOUND FOR NEXT PASS

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What is the phraseology for eagle to issue reporting instructions based on aircrafts position to rotary wing

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ACID REPORT AIRBORNE OFF DROPZONE

ACID REPORT AT JUMP ALTITUDE

ACID REPORT LANDING ASSURED

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Aircraft entering the training sectors will be instructed to report eagle radio when

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Every 30 minutes
Prior to departing that sector

Exception - Is if aircraft request indefinite ground time which eliminates need for reporting every 30 minutes

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What is the phraseology for reporting in the training sectors

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ACID REPORT NEXT THREE ZERO IR DEPARTURE FROM (training sector)

ACID ALTITUDE DEVIATION APPROVED AS REQUESTED, REPORT NEXT THREE ZERO DEPARTURE OR RETURN TO SECTOR ALTITUDE

ACID INDEFINITE GROUND TIME APPROVED REPORT DEPARTURE

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What happens when an aircraft request frequency change to another ATCF

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Shall be approved or denied for frequency change at the corresponding reporting point

36
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When is frequency change required WHEN inbound to HOP

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Frequency change at RP Corregidor or RP Bastogne

37
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When is frequency change required WHEN inbound to EOD

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Frequency change at RP Oakwood

38
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When is frequency change required WHEN departing the restricted area to APP

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Frequency change once clear if restricted airspace (aircraft shall not be required to squawk VFR upon termination

39
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When is frequency change required WHEN departing the restricted area for internal flight following (INT)

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Frequency change once clear of restricted airspace

40
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What is the phraseology to terminate flight following

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ACID, FLIGHT FOLLOWING SERVICES TERMINATED SQUAWK VFR CONTACT ATC agency

ACID FLIGHT FOLLOWING SERVICES TERMINATED CONTACT ATC agency

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What is the phraseology for an aircraft leaving restricted airspace but not requesting to terminate

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ACID CONTACT ATC agency

42
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What are 4-6 eagle coord requirements with EOD

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EOD will coord any downwind traffic that would conflict TSA boundary traffic
When EOD is closed, eagle shall make point outs relevant to ?eod class d airspace to Campbell ARAC 
When EOD IS CLOSED because IFR, EAGLE  shall instruct any aircraft requesting to enter class d airspace to contact ARAC
43
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When EOD IS closed (class d VFR) when will eagle instruct aircraft to contact requesting the following ATC service to contact ARAC

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RED TO GOLD transition landing campbell or SABRE
SABRE traffic pattern and or LZ BEAR
SHOC pad
Liberty church transition

44
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When is eagle coord with Campbell tower

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  1. Eagle Radio will coordinate UAS launches to the East TALS off of R71 ten minutes prior to launch. They shall also be notified when TUAS operations are active/ deactivated on the restricted area.
  2. Eagle Radio shall point out any paradrop operations at Corregidor DZ below 4000’ MSL.
  3. Any altitude deviations above 900’ MSL at CAS shall be approved by HOP Tower.
  4. Aircraft requesting to go to RP Cave and turn southbound on Charlie Route are required to be pointed out to tower.
  5. HOP Tower shall be notified when Raven ROZ 1 is active.
45
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When is eagle required to coord with Campbell approach control

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  1. All HALO/HAHO/FREEFALL drops above 10,000’ require a point out to ARAC for coordination with ZME (Unless jump aircraft is remaining within R3702A&B).
  2. Eagle shall inform ARAC when an aircraft is departing IMC (no point out is required for Simulated IMC).
  3. When R3702A/B/C are required/requested to go Active or to be deactivated, Eagle shall make timely coordination with ARAC. Activation of R3702B requires a 45 minute window for approval/denial of activation. R3702C activation requires a 72 hour notice and must be requested through the ATC Chief (coordinated by Range Branch).
  4. Any aircraft operating outside of the boundaries of R3702 (as applicable), but working with Eagle Radio require a point out to ARAC.
  5. Eagle Radio will coordinate UAS launches to the East TALS off of R71 ten minutes prior to launch. ARAC shall also be notified when TUAS operations are active/ deactivated on the restricted area.
46
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What aircraft are considered non participating?

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Air ambulance helicopters
FAA flight check Aircraft
NORDO
VFR IFR aircraft that are not supporting aviation or ground training in the restricted area

47
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When shall non participating aircraft be coordinated

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The flight Plath or route shall be coordinated with the appropriate facility prior to aircraft entering the restricted area

48
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When will a cease fire for all 3701/small arms/3702 be requested

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Only when the aircrafts route is unknown or cannot be determined

49
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When will ARAC COORD with eagle reference non participating aircraft

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When aircraft request to make a runway 5 approach (surveillance or PAR) through 3702 and 3701

50
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Who is responsible for coordinating with range control for an appropriate 3702 and northwest quadrant cease fire

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Eagle

51
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What are the opening procedures for eagle

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Call each ATCF, range control, base ops with opening 3702 airspace status…EAGLE OPENING ON THE HOUR. R3702 active.
Make a blanket broadcast. EAGLE RADIO AIC IS OPEN
record eagle OPN/CLSD button on the IDS5. Select open
Annotate opening on 3502. LOGS AND FAC OPEN

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What are the closing procedures

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Call each ATCF, range control and base ops with closing and 3702 airspace status. EAGLE CLOSING IN THE HOUR. R3702B RELEASED TO MEMPHIS CENTER, R3702 A REMAINS ACTIVE OR R3702 A AND B ACTIVE

RECORD closed status onRIS: EAGLE RADIO IS CLOSED. EAGLE WILL REOPEN ON (date and time)

Make a blanket broadcast. EAGLE RADIO AIC CLOSED

Use Eagle OPN/CLSD button on IDS5

Annotate closing on DA3502: LOGS AND FAC CLS

53
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What do all UAS OPS require

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NOTAM

54
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What happens if a UAS unit do not have a NOTAM

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Not permitted to fly

55
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How do UAS UNITS request NOTAM

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Contact range control at 4409

56
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What is the required info for a UAS NOTAM

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Flight route or ROZ
ETD
DURATION OF FLIGHT
altitudes that will be flown by UAS (shadow only)

57
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When are RAVENS required to annotate in the NOTAM flight route, ETD, ETE, altitudes that will be flown

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RAVEN requesting night operations

58
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When is communications established between UAS and eagle radio

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Remain established from 30 minutes prior to first departure until the termination of flight operations

59
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RAVENS are authorized to make radio calls on what freq

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VHF UHF or FM

60
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Shadows are authorized on what freq

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VHF UHF Only. FM will be authorized on a case by case basis

61
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Shadows are not authorized to use what comm device to make calls to ATC

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Cell phones

62
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If at any time a controller is unable to contact a TUAS unit, what is the procedure

A

Eagle will call range control so that they can attempt contact with the unit via their radios

Range control will instruct the UAS unit to immediately contact eagle radio or execute recovery procedures

63
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What should shadows squawk if lost comm with eagle occurs?

A

0237

64
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What occurs if TUAS and SUAS fail to maintain 2 ways comms with eagle radio

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Will result in termination of UAS OPERATIONS as directed by SL/CIC

65
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What are the TUAS and SUAS geographic restrictions

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  1. At no time are UAS operations permitted within Class D airspace (except for Ravens with a NOTAM for Raven ROZ 1).
  2. At no time are UAS operations permitted outside of R3702.
  3. Shadows shall not operate below 4000 feet when east of the 48 gridline and north of Jordan Springs Road. Shadows will not operate above 10,000’ MSL (IAW CAM REG 95-1, 29-3, b-6)
  4. Raven shall be restricted within the ROZ stated in their NOTAM. If utilizing Brigade Use of a training sector, the SUAS shall not come within 500m of any route or corridor (IAW CAM REG 95-1, 29-4, a)
  5. No UAS shall operate in the geographic vicinity of an active drop zone and shall maintain a minimum of 1 NM separation as directed by Eagle Radio.
  6. No TUAS operations are permitted during HAHO Drops.
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What are the UAS operations prior to departure

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a. Ensure using unit has a NOTAM for the requested airframe, area, dates, and times.
b. Ensure using unit has established positive two-way communication with Eagle Radio at least 30 minutes prior to departure.

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What are the launch ops at TUAS 30 minutes

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a. Maintain constant two way communication with UAS unit through the termination of flight.
b. Verify point of departure, runway heading for departure, number of Shadows requesting to be launched.
c. Issue current weather, range information and beacon code.
d. Begin to clear the launch area/TALS area of all manned aircraft.
e. Ensure all Firing Points and Drop Zones area cold/ de-conflicted
f. Instruct the Shadow to report 10 minutes prior to launch.

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What are the launch ops at TUAS 10 minutes

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a. Inform ARAC of the Shadow’s intended departure (R71 East TALS only) by issuing the position, launch direction and beacon code of UAS.
i. For R71 East TALS departures, adhere to ARAC restrictions if issued.
b. Close CRT/DRT as applicable to launch direction.
c. Ensure all appropriate airspace is sanitized.
d. Instruct Shadow to report 3 minutes prior to launch (unless delayed by ARAC)

69
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What are the launch ops at TUAS 3 minutes

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a. Verify departure runway and approve/cancel launch using good controller judgment.
b. Instruct Shadow to report airborne and under control.

70
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What does eagle instruct UAS ONCE THE UAV reports airborne and under control

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Eagle Radio shall instruct the TUAS to report reaching 3000’MSL (Unless mission specific dictate a different altitude as approved by Shift Leader) in the corresponding TALS.

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What happens once the shadow reports 4000

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Eagle Radio shall issue Shadow the operation clearance. (Eagle controller may have to solicit requested sectors and altitudes if not already requested

72
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What is the phraseology for TUAS OPERATIONS

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(ACID), CLEARED TO OPERATE WITHIN TRAINING SECTORS (requested sectors), AT (requested altitude), REPORT NEXT THREE-ZERO OR REQUEST FOR RECOVERY.

or

(ACID), CLEARED TO OPERATE WITHIN TRAINING SECTORS (requested sectors), BLOCK ALTITUDE (requested altitude) TO (requested altitude), REPORT NEXT THREE-ZERO OR REQUEST FOR RECOVERY.

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What is the phraseology if the TUAS REQUEST A BLOCK OR HARD altitude

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TUAS REQUESTING A HARD ALTITUDE-

“Shadow 21, cleared to operate within training sectors Alpha, Bravo and Golf, at four thousand feet, report next three-zero or request for recovery”

TUAS REQUESTING A BLOCK ALTITUDE-

“Shadow52, cleared to operate within training sectors Golf and Hotel, block attitude five to six thousand, report next 30 or request for recovery”

74
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When multiple TUAS are launched, eagle radio is required to do what

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Eagle Radio shall ensure they are separated by no less than 1000’ vertically, or a safe and reasonable distance laterally (appx. 2 miles).

The Eagle controller shall use geographical points to issue lateral separation restrictions (i.e. “remain south of the White Corridor”)

75
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What are the TUAS recovery procedures

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a. Instruct TUAS to proceed to the requested TALS holding area at an altitude that is safe (usually 4000’MSL, however, if there are multiple Shadows flying then the altitude issued to should be appropriate to other UAS activity).

b. Once TUAS confirms they are established in the appropriate TALS, advise any applicable agencies of the TUAS’ request for recovery (See Section 2-4).
c. After all applicable agencies concur with the approval to recover, issue the recovery approval to the TUAS and instruct the TUAS to report aircraft on the ground.

76
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What is the recovery phraseology for shadows

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ACID), RECOVERY PROCEDURES APPROVED, RUNWAY (runway heading), REPORT AIRCRAFT ON THE GROUND.

77
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Explain the TUAS lost data link procedure

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  1. Lost data link profile shall be established by the unit(s) assigned to the range(s). The unit(s) will establish the de-confliction of all TUAS aircraft for each range by 1000 feet (MSL).
  2. For TUAS aircraft launching out of R74 or R71, the lost link holding area is over the field south of T19 (Figure 2-4). For R75, the lost link point is the center of SUK DZ (Figure 2-5).
  3. TUAS aircraft experiencing a lost link situation shall immediately inform Eagle Radio. Eagle Radio will then clear the Lost Data Link Holding area of any other aircraft. The TUAS aircraft will hold in that area until a link is re-established or until the aircraft runs out of fuel/battery life and lands in the designated area.
78
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What are the TUAS coord requirements

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  1. Ten minutes prior to launch, Campbell Approach Control shall be notified of a shadow launch request (R71 East TALS only).
  2. When Shadows are 10 minutes prior to launch at any other TALS or runways headings, ARAC and HOP Tower shall be notified of active TUAS Activity on the Restricted Area.
79
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What is the coordination phraseology for TUAS r71 east TALS LAUNCH

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SHADOW LAUNCHING IN ONE-ZERO MINUTES R71 EAST TALS, ALTITUDE (requested altitude).

or

SHADOW LAUNCHING IN ONE-ZERO MINUTES R71 EAST TALS, BLOCK ALTITUDE (requested altitude) TO (requested altitude).

80
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What is the phraseology for TUAS prior notification to all applicable agencies

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TUAV(S) WILL BE ACTIVE ON THE RESTRICTED AREA IN ONE-ZERO MINUTES, ALTITUDE (requested altitude)

or

TUAV(S) WILL BE ACTIVE ON THE RESTRICTED AREA IN ONE-ZERO MINUTES, BLOCK ALTITUDE (requested altitude) TO (requested altitude).

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What are the required operations prior to departure for SUAS

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a. Ensure using unit has a NOTAM for the requested airframe, area, dates, and times.
b. Ensure using unit has established positive two-way communication with Eagle Radio at least 30 minutes prior to departure (via VHF, UHF or FM).
c. SUAV operations shall be terminated when the wind speed or gusts exceed 18 knots.
d. SUAV operations are authorized during night time hours at Range 44 or in Blackout Use Sector Airspace that has been scheduled for exclusive use for night flight operations.

82
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Eagle coordination with SABRE tower

A

Coord all helicopter traffic working east of GEA
Coord all traffic entering TSA from south crossing RRT east of Woodlawn
Coord all fixed wing traffic conducting paradrops at sukchon or conducting combat assault landing at GEA

83
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What are the SUAS 1st launch ops at 30 minutes

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a. Eagle Radio shall begin to sterilize the airspace within the activating Raven ROZ.
b. Eagle Radio shall instruct SUAS to report 10 minutes prior to launch.
c. Subsequent launches do not require a 30 minute call unless specifically requested by Eagle Radio for safety/ mission.

84
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What are the required ops at 5 minutes prior to SUAS launch

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a. Eagle Radio shall ensure all manned aircraft are clear of the active ROZ.
b. Notify ARAC and Tower that the restricted area will be active with SUAS Aircraft.
c. Issue launch approval to SUAS.
d. Instruct aircraft to report airborne and under control.
e. Make blanket broadcast for SUAS Operations.

85
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What is the launch approval phraseology for SUAS

A

ACID), LAUNCH APPROVED, (ROZ), REPORT AIRCRAFT AIRBORNE, UNDER CONTROL.

86
Q

Once SUAS report airborne and under control, what is the next instructions issued by eagle radio.

A

To report every 30 minutes
When the aircraft recovers
Within the approved ROZ and at the approved altitude

87
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What is the reporting phraseology for SUAS after launch

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(ACID), APPROVED TO OPERATE WITHIN (ROZ), SURFACE TO (NOTAM altitude), REPORT NEXT THREE-ZERO OR AIRCRAFT RECOVERY.

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What are the SUAS recovery procedures

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When SUAS reports recovery (no advance notice/coordination required), Eagle Radio shall instruct the SUAS to report five minutes prior to next launch (unless terminating). This shortened departure procedure is only available (and safe) when the ROZ remains active in between launches. If the using unit deactivated the ROZ for any length of time, Eagle Radio shall require SUAS to report 30 minutes prior to next launch.

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