FM 24-2 Appendix C

Appendix C

Procedure for Field Level Selection and Coordination of RF Use

C-1. FAA Coordinators

FAA coordinators and geographical areas of responsibility for the frequency 1030 MHz and the bands 1215 to 1400 MHz, 2700 to 2900 MHz, and 9000 to 9200 MHz are shown below. (See Figure C-l).

Northwest Mountain Region

Washington; Wyoming.

Western Pacific Region

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Arizona; California, including all offshore islands;

Nevada.

Central Region

Southwest Region

Great Lakes Region

South Dakota; Ohio; Wisconsin.

Southern Region

North Carolina; Puerto Rico; South Carolina;

Tennessee; US Possessions in the Caribbean; Virgin

Islands.

Eastern Region

New York; Pennsylvania; Virginia; West Virginia.

New England Region

Rhode Island; Vermont.

Alaskan Region

Western Pacific Hawaii Region

Table C-1 shows the designated heavily used areas in the 2700 to 2900 MHz band. Figure C-2 is a geographic presentation of these areas.

C-2. Field Level Coordinators

Government area frequency coordinators and geographical areas of responsibility for bands 1435 to 1535 MHz and 2310 to 2390 MHz are shown below. (See Figures C-3 and C-4.)

44°N.

Area Frequency Coordinator
State of Arizona
Fort Huachuca, Arizona 85613-5000
Telephone: 602-538-6423
DSN: 879-6423
Arizona.

Area Frequency Coordinator
White Sands Missile Range,
New Mexico 88002-5526
Telephone: 1505-678-5417
DSN: 258-3702
Colorado west of 108°W; New Mexico; Texas

west of 104°W; Utah east of 111°W.

Gulf Area Frequency Coordinator
Elgin AFB, Florida 32542
Telephone: 904-882-4416
DSN: 872-4416
Alabama south of 33°30'N; Florida west of 83°W,

Georgia west of 83°W, south of 33°30'N;

Louisiana east of 90°W; Mississippi east of

90°W, south of 33°30'N.

Eastern Area Frequency Coordinator
Patrick AFB, Florida 32925
Telephone: 305-494-5366
DSN: 854-5366
Florida east of 83°W; Georgia east of 83°W, south

of 31°30'N.

Mid-Atlantic Area Frequency Coordinator
Department of the Navy
Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River, Maryland 20670
Telephone: 301-863-1188
DSN: 356-1188
That area of the eastern US and the Atlantic

Ocean south of 41°N; east of a line starting at

the intersection of 41°N and 75°30'W running

southwest to the intersection of 33°30'N and

83°W, then south to the intersection of 31°30'N

and 83°W; north of 31°30'N; west of 68°40'W.

Army Frequency Coordinator
Military District of Washington
Military District of Washington, DC 20319-5050
Telephone: 202-693-5154
DSN: 223-5154
District of Columbia; county of Arlington (less

Fort Belvoir but including Davison AAF) and

the city of Alexandria in the state of Virginia;

counties of Montgomery and Prince Georges

in the state of Maryland.

Commander
USAISC - Alaska
ATTN: CCNA-AK-CE Fort Richardson, Alaska 99505
Telephone: 317-862-6294
DSN: 863-6294
Alaska.

Commander
US Army Pacific
ATTN: APCE
Fort Shafter, Hawaii 96858
Telephone: 808-438-2261
Hawaii.

Area Frequency Coordinator (Air Force)
Headquarters Alaskan Air Command/DCT
Elmendorf AFB, Alaska 99506
Telephone: 907-752-2283
DSN: 317-752-2283 Alaska; established DOD area frequency

coordinator for all frequency use within the

state of Alaska.

Area Frequency Coordinator
Department of the Air Force
USAF Frequency Management Center
Washington, DC 20330-6431
Telephone: 202-475-1825
DSN: 335-1825
Alabama north of 33°30'N; Connecticut;

Kentucky; Maine; Massachusetts; Mississippi

less east of 90°W, south of 33°30'N; New

Hampshire; New Jersey north of 41°N; New

York north of 41°N; Ohio; Rhode Island;

Tennessee; Vermont; West Virginia; and those

areas of the following states west of the

Mid-Atlantic AFC area: Georgia north of

33°30'N; Maryland; North Carolina;

Pennsylvania including that north of 41°N;

South Carolina; Virginia.

Army Frequency Management Office
Continental United States
ATTN: SFIS-FAC-SC
Fort Sam Houston, Texas 78234-5000
Telephone: 512-221-7050/2820
DSN: 471-7050/2820
Alabama, Arkansas, California (less units

located on or conducting training of the Army

National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA),

Colorado, (less the area west of 108°W),

Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,

Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,

Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland (less

certain areas which are included in the

Military District of Washington),

Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,

Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska,

Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New

York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio,

Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,

South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee,

Texas (less Fort Bliss and US Territory within

150-mile radius of White Sands Missile Range),

Utah (less the area east of 111°W), Vermont,

Virginia (less certain areas which are included

in the Military District of Washington),

Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Commander, USAISC
ATTN: ASQNA-IRW-CO
Fort Irwin, CA 92310-5000
Telephone: 619-386-3280
DSN: 470-3280
Coordinates directly with units scheduled for

rotation training at the Army National

Training Center to define frequency

requirements and to coordinate closely with

the western area frequency coordinator, Point

MUGU and AFMO-CONUS in the final

coordination process.

Commander, USA Kwajalein Atoll (USAKA)
P.O. Box 26
APO San Francisco, 96555-008
DSN: 254-2111
Coordinates frequencies enclosed within a

200-mile radius of the Headquarters Building,

USAKA.

The nongovernment Aerospace and Flight Test Radio Coordinating Council (AFTRCC) coordinator is shown below.

Aerospace and Flight Test Radio Coordinating
Council
P.O. BOX 718
Hawthorne, California 90251
Telephone: 213-970-6563

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