13-212 Dyess Addendum.pdf

BY ORDER OF THE AF INSTRUCTION 13-212V1_ACC SUP 1,

COMMANDER 7TH BOMB WING DYESS AFB ADDENDUM A

Space, Missile, Command and Control

RANGE MANAGEMENT

COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PUBLICATION IS MANDATORY

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OPR: 7 OSS/OSR

Certified by: 7 BW/CC (Col David B. Béen) Pages: 16 Dated: To Be Determined

This addendum complements AFI 13-212, and AFI 13-212 ACC Sup, Range Planning and Operations. This addendum applies to all organizations assigned or attached to the 7th Bomb Wing (7 BW). Send comments and suggested changes to this addendum on AF Form 847, Recommendation for Change of Publication, through channels, to 7 OSS/OSR, 965 Ave D-4, Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX 79607

SUMMARY OF CHANGES: This document is entirely new and must be completely reviewed. The creation of this addendum has been mandated by HQ ACC/A3A as a result of the newly released basic publication and ACC Supplement.

Overview: The Snyder Electronic Scoring Site (ESS) is a contracted site operated under the Air Combat Command Primary Training Range contract. Snyder ESS provides an Electronic Warfare (EW) environment primarily for B-1 and B-52 aircraft. Other Snyder ESS users include F-16s, E-3s and C-130s. Consisting of a main site and four remote emitter sites, the ESS provides realistic Surface-to-Air threats, feedback, and aircrew debriefing capabilities. The contractor is responsible for all operations, maintenance, and services required by the contract terms. Operational control, technical direction, and logistics support is provided by 7 BW and administered by the 7th Operations Support Squadron (7 OSS). Two on-site government employees are assigned to 7 OSS and are designated as 7 OSS/OL-A. They are tasked with providing Range Management and Quality Assurance Evaluation feedback to the 7 OSS, ACC/A3AR, and ACC/CONS.

AFI 13-212_ ACC SUP, DYESS AFB RANGE ADDENDUM

CHAPTER 1

RESPONSIBILITIES

1.1. General. 7 BW is the responsible Range Operating Agency (ROA) for the Snyder ESS.

1.2. 7 BW ROA. 7 BW/CC is the responsible ROA for the Snyder ESS, designated as 7 OSS/OL-A, located at Snyder, TX. In accordance with AFI 13-212 ACC SUP, ROA responsibilities have been delegated to 7th Operations Group Commander. All squadron and unit commanders will ensure their personnel comply with the provisions of this addendum when operating aircraft within the range.

1.3. Other Agencies. The 26th Operational Weather Squadron (OWS), Barksdale AFB, provides weather support to Snyder ESS.

1.4. Host Unit. 7 BW at Dyess AFB, Texas is host wing for primary support of Snyder ESS.

1.4.1. 7th Communications Squadron provides telephones and networking support between Snyder ESS and Dyess AFB. They also serve as the focal point for all ground frequencies requests for threat and communication on Snyder Range.

1.4.2. 7th Medical Group provides bioenvironmental support for RF radiation surveys and laser certification for the range. In addition, the 7 MDG provides HeartSaver AED CPR instructor training and certification, as well as ongoing instructor evaluation for Snyder’s CPR program.

Biomedical maintenance performs Preventive Maintenance Instruction (PMI) tasks to ensure proper operation of Snyder ESS’s portable automatic external defibrillator units.

1.4.3. 7th Logistic Readiness Squadron provides necessary administrative supply support, vehicle operations, and equipment contingent upon proper coordination based on 7th LRS training needs and manpower availability. The sites typically require use of heavy equipment (rigs, trailers, forklift) 2-3 times per year.

1.4.4. 7th Component Maintenance Squadron contracts Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory (PMEL) support through a civilian contractor for calibration and certification of all range precision test equipment

1.4.5. 7th Civil Engineer Squadron provides host-base support for maintenance and repair of real property and real property installed equipment only for items not identified as contractor responsibilities in the performance work statement of the current site operation/maintenance contract.

1.4.5.1. 7th Civil Engineer Squadron provides limited fire prevention services; however, fire alarm response and fire protection must be coordinated with the local civil authorities. The 7th Civil Engineer Squadron does not service or fund new or replacement fire extinguishers.

1.4.5.2. 7th Civil Engineer Squadron provides limited environmental services. All environmental requirements must be submitted to the 7 CES Environmental Section in advance for determination of what support can be provided.

1.4.5.3. 7th Civil Engineer Squadron reserves the right to review all future contracts to determine support capabilities. 7 OSS will request review of any proposed changes to the Primary Training Ranges contract. 7 OSS will coordinate any proposed changes to the Primary Training Ranges contract with 7 CES to ensure required base support is available.

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1.6. Weather. The 26 OWS, Barksdale AFB, provides weather watch, warning, and advisory information to Snyder ESS. Required weather warnings include lightning, tornado, hail, freezing precipitation, and sustained surface winds based on equipment limitations as described in the individual equipment’s Technical Orders. On-site weather station information is utilized for quick reference to also provide equipment shutdown and aircrew alerts.

1.7. Range User. Snyder ESS provides Electronic Warfare (EW) threat training primarily for bomber type aircraft such as B-1 from Dyess AFB, Texas, and B-52 aircraft from Barksdale AFB, Louisiana. Other users are AWACS aircraft from Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, 301st FW’s F- 16s, from Joint Reserve Base Naval Air Station, Ft Worth, Texas and 317 AG’s C-130s from Dyess AFB, Texas.

1.8. Unit Feedback. For range suggestions contact, DSN 461-8910/11/12 or commercial 325- 696-8910/11/12. Unit feedback is requested to help the range meet all user requirements. These include working EW tactics, radar system changes, upgrading targets and changes in tracking techniques.

1.9. Scheduling Authority. Scheduling for Snyder ESS is the responsibility of 7 OSS/OSOS Dyess AFB, DSN 461-2243/3663/3665, Fax 461-4158 (Commercial 325-696-2243/3663/3665, Fax 325-696-4158).

CHAPTER 2

RANGE DESCRIPTION AND MILITARY OPERATING AREA

2.1. General. Snyder ESS is a contractor operated site which provides realistic Surface-to-Air threat environments along with feedback and aircrew debriefing capabilities. The main site is located on the northwest corner of the Scurry County Airport (Winston Field) in Snyder, TX.

There are four remote emitter sites. All remote sites are within the lateral confines of the Lancer Military Operating Area (MOA), an approximate 40 NM X 80 NM area covering eight West Texas counties.

2.1.1. Capabilities. Snyder ESS operates both EW threats and non-drop multispectral targets for realistic training.

2.1.1.1. EW capabilities include Surface-to-Air threats from the main site and four remote Miniature-MUltiple Threat Emitter System (Mini MUTES) emitter sites. Air-to-Air EW threat signals can only emanate from the MUTES located at the main site.

2.1.1.2. Non drop multispectral targets are collocated with Mini MUTES systems at Post, Union, and Lake Thomas in addition to the main site. An SA-6 (Gainful) and two convoy vehicles are located at the Post site along with a mortar pit. A Scud system and another mortar pit are at Union and a SA-6 (Gainful) and a ZSU-23-4 (Shilka) are deployed at the Lake Thomas site. An SA-8 (Gecko) is to be in place at Hermleigh by the fall of 2011. The main site currently hosts a 2S6 (Tunguska) and a SA-2 (Guideline) is to be in place by the fall of 2011. All multispectral targets are optically correct, made of metal to simulate a good radar return, and have various IR sources (heat lamps, thermal blankets, and various passive materials). Tactical, traditional/nontraditional geographical and multispectral target coordinates can be found in Attachment 4.

2.1.2. Hours of Operation. Snyder ESS is manned and open (vulnerability period) 60 hours each week excluding holidays. Usage is reviewed on a continuous basis and the vulnerability periods may be adjusted quarterly to meet changing mission requirements. Currently, the site is open Mondays - Thursdays: 1000 – 2330 Local and Fridays: 0830 – 1430 Local. For those who have direct access, current open times are listed at the top of the 7 BW scheduling spreadsheet.

This information can also be found posted on the 7 OSS CoP webpage under the Snyder Range Information folder (https://www.my.af.mil/afknprod/ASPs/docman/DOCMain.asp?Tab=0&FolderID=OO-OP-AC- 89-14&Filter=OO-OP-AC-89). Contact 7 OSS/OSR, Airspace and Ranges at DSN 461-3666 if experiencing difficulty with the CoP web site. For additional information on available times and equipment availability contact Snyder ESS at DSN 461-8921/23/10.

2.1.3. Scheduling Procedures. See Para 4.2.

2.2. Restrictions. Supersonic flight, chaff & flare expenditures, and lights-out operations are not authorized on Snyder Range/Lancer MOA. Sniper pod laser operations are authorized in “training mode” only, and only while in the Lancer MOA above 5,000 feet AGL. The Lightning AT pod can only be used in training mode without laser use. All aircraft must schedule sorties with 7 BW Scheduling (See Para 1.9). FAA has the authority to refuse entry into MOA if the aircraft are unscheduled. The Realistic Bomber Training Initiative (RBTI) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) restricts annual Lancer MOA usage to 2,350 sorties annually.

2.2.1. Common/General. See Para 2.1.

2.2.2. Range. Operations at Snyder ESS normally occur within the airspace above the site in Lancer MOA. The main site is located on the northwest corner of the Scurry County Airport (Winston Field) in Snyder, TX. Scoring locations consist of a main site and four remote emitter sites. Remote sites are Lake Thomas located near Gail, TX; Post site south of Post, TX;

Hermleigh site near Hermleigh, TX; and Union site near Snyder, TX. The main site and all four Mini MUTES remote locations are on leased land underneath the Lancer MOA. See Attachment 2 for map.

2.2.3. Airspace. Lancer MOA airspace begins at 6,500’ MSL above the Snyder ESS and extends upward to 40,000’ MSL. General aviation aircraft frequently operate beneath the MOA floor as they transition in and out of various airports in the area.

2.3. Range and Military Operating Area (MOA). Snyder ESS is an electronic range only.

Weapons releases are not authorized. The Lancer MOA was established as part of the Realistic Bomber Training Initiative in 2000. The airspace is controlled by the FAA; Ft. Worth Air Route Traffic Control Center.

2.3.1. Air-to-Ground Range. Snyder ESS is an electronic range only. Strafing, chaff & flare expenditures and weapons releases are not authorized.

2.3.2. Tactical Range. N/A.

2.3.3. Electronic Range. Equipment located at the main site includes an AN/MST-T1V Multiple Threat Emitter System (MUTES), an AN/MSR-T4 Threat Reaction and Analysis Indicator System (TRAINS), a Range Integration and Instrumentation System (RIIS), and two Master Control Groups, MCG OK-596/MST-T1 (V) for legacy equipment and MCG OK- 596A/MST-T1 (V) for modified equipment. Both units can control up to five remote threat emitters which are AN/MST-T1 (V) Mini MUTES. The Electronic Combat facility provides EW training to simulate real world threat radar systems for various DOD aircrews. See Chapter 4 for further details.

2.3.4. Air-to-Air Range. N/A.

2.3.5. MOA. See 2.2.3 and 2.3.

2.4. Range Routes, Air Refueling Tracks and Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Corridors.

N/A.

2.5. Landing Zones and Drop Zones. N/A.

CHAPTER 3

OPERATIONS/WEAPONS DELIVERY PROCEDURES

3.1. Overview. Snyder ESS is not a bombing and gunnery range. This chapter is retained for consistency per AFI 13-212_ACCSUP Attachment 3.

CHAPTER 4

ELECTRONIC COMBAT RANGE (ECR)/ELECTRONIC SCORING SITE (ESS)

4.1. Purpose. Snyder ESS provides realistic Surface-to-Air threat environments along with feedback, and aircrew debriefing capabilities.

4.2. Scheduling.

4.2.1. Submission and Approval Procedures. 7 BW users should use internal scheduling procedures. Off-Base users should send schedule requests by e-mail to 7OSS.A3SSOPSSCHED@DYESS.AF.MIL, or call DSN 461-2243/3663/3665, Fax 461-4158.

4.2.2. Cancellations. Unit scheduling functions are required to release any scheduled activity time that will not be used. Contact 7 OSS/OSO (DSN 461-2243/3663/3665) and Snyder ESS (DSN 461-8921/23) to request cancellation. Snyder ESS will monitor the Dyess schedule web page periodically for cancellations, but limited manning does not permit continuous monitoring of the schedule

4.2.3. Short Notice Operations Cancellation. Any scheduled activity that is cancelled with less than 24 hours from scheduled time will be considered a short notice cancellation.

4.2.4. No-Shows. Any scheduled activity time that is not used, and is not cancelled at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled time, will be considered a “No-Show.”

4.2.5. Normal Hours of Operation. Normal hours of operational vulnerability will be defined by 7 OSS and changes in vulnerability will be submitted to the contractor at least one (1) month in advance. Current vulnerability hours are posted on the 7 OSS Airspace and Ranges CoPs https://www.my.af.mil/afknprod/ASPs/docman/DOCMain.asp?Tab=0&FolderID=OO-OP-AC- 89-14&Filter=OO-OP-AC-89 under the Snyder Range Information folder. Contact 7 OSS/OSR DSN 461-3666 Airspace and Ranges office if experiencing difficulty with the CoP web site.

4.2.6. Additional Requests. The contractor will provide additional requested support to the maximum extent possible. For other requests (i.e. bootleg activity) Snyder ESS will make every attempt to accommodate requests that do not impact or interfere with previously approved missions.

4.2.7. Additional Operation Hours (AOH). A finite number of hours are available for activity that is not within normal vulnerability hours. AOH hours are normally reserved for Operational Readiness Inspections/Evaluations and specialized training missions. AOH hours are processed through 7 OSS/OL-A (DSN 461-8910/11) and the contractor. Two weeks advance notice of AOH activity is recommended. All other requests should be made ASAP and will be supported, if possible. The Quality Assurance Evaluators (QAE) will receive and coordinate AOH requested with the contractor and notify ACC/A3AR. Once the site confirms AOH is supportable, QAEs will notify the requesting unit, 7 OSS/OSO (Wing Operations Scheduling Office) and 7 OSS/OSR (Airspace and Ranges Office).

4.2.8. Exercise Hours. Exercises, ORIs, OREs, UCIs and specialized training missions may require short-term modifications to the Normal Hours of Operation. This will be coordinated between the contractor, site QAEs and 7 OSS two weeks in advance whenever possible.

4.3. Events. N/A.

4.4. Restrictions. See Para 2.2.

4.5. Communications. Snyder ESS operates on a primary UHF frequency of 283.725 MHZ.

4.5.1. Pre Operations Checks. Verify site GRC-171s (primary and secondary) are operational prior to the start of the scoring day. Use Local Work Cards, the contractors’ Primary Training Ranges checklists and technical orders to verify the following:

4.5.1.1. Complete checkout on UHF equipment. Verify frequencies, receiver squelch levels, and all front panel reading. Cross check readability between primary and secondary radios. Perform an additional readability check at initial call-in with aircrews or whenever radios are in question.

4.5.1.2. Monitor the communications recorder during radio readability checks to insure voice activation is working properly and recorder is recording satisfactorily. Accomplish these checks during pre-operations check and at start of each shift.

4.5.1.3. Verify all applicable clocks are set to the correct time using the WWV receiver. Verify clock accuracy at the start of vulnerability period, shift change, and periodically throughout the shifts.

4.5.1.4. Verify all operator positions and stations for inter-site radios (AIC-25) are functioning properly. If used, ensure remote keying of radios are functioning correctly.

4.5.1.5. Monitor aircraft communications. Site does NOT have AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AUTHORITY. You may relay information when asked by the aircrews or Area Control Centers, but site personnel do not have the authority to issue, change, or cancel any Area Control Center clearances. Site will be identified with the call-sign “Snyder Electronic Scoring Site”.

4.5.1.6. The following IFF requests are strictly forbidden: Request a change in Mode 1 or 3 code settings. Request that the aircraft go to "STANDBY" in Mode 3.

4.5.1.7. Site may transmit "Giant Zero" when requested by MUTES. FAA or air crews may request "CEASE BUZZER" to threat operators. After the completion of each training run, controllers will query aircrews for any weak or undetected signals.

4.6. Tactics. Only verbal Chaff and Flare calls may be employed on the Snyder Range. No actual releases may be accomplished. Aircraft flying within 3 miles of the MUTES or Mini MUTES may cause temporary loss of the aircraft track due to equipment limitations.

4.7. Operations. Operations procedures for EW or use of multispectral targets are listed below.

4.7.1. EW and Target Activity Requests. Pre-call-in information can be transmitted to the site in the following ways: online (at http://nellis.ahntech.com), by fax (DSN 461-8903 or commercial 325-574-2086), or by phone (DSN 461-8921/23/10/11 or commercial 325-696- 8921/23/10/11).

4.7.2. Pre/Post Operations Equipment Checks. Perform necessary equipment calibration and pre-operational checks prior to each vulnerability period using applicable Work Cards, Technical Orders, or Operator’s Manuals and the contractors PTR checklists. Turn equipment on in sufficient time to allow the systems to stabilize. Perform an additional pre-operational check at changeover if there is sufficient time without interfering with site operations. If aircraft activity makes it impossible to do a thorough pre-operational check, consider MUTES or Mini MUTES signals Red under the following parameters:

4.7.2.1. The scan patterns are not correct.

4.7.2.2. The pulse width or pulse repetition interval is incorrect.

4.7.2.3. ERP falls below Technical Order specifications.

4.7.2.4. A signal cannot be tuned to its assigned and cleared representative threat frequency.

4.7.2.5. A signal cannot be radiated due to frequency restrictions. The signal will be considered Red for scenario purposes only and not for maintenance purposes.

4.7.2.6. A signal does not operate for at least half of the engagement.

4.7.3. Initial Site Contact. At first contact or prior to start of the activities with the site the following information should be given to the site Communicator: call sign, confirmed activity, EW requested, target attacks, or both. Users requiring IR-signature targets must inform the communicator so the targets can be activated and warmed up prior to start of activity.

Communicators will ask or confirm IFF Mode 3 transponder code and request that aircraft use both top and bottom IFF antennas to facilitate reliable tracking. Communicators will confirm location and IFF code if aircraft is not displayed on the Situational Awareness System (SAS).

When aircraft starts run they should announce “FIGHT’S ON” or make an IP call.

4.7.4. Site will provide EW activity IAW the received call-in sheet provided by the aircrew unless otherwise directed and coordinated by the owning wing. Unless otherwise directed by the aircrew or wing, the site will provide Mini MUTES scenarios to complement requested MUTES scenarios. NOTE: Mini MUTES will not be used during check rides.

4.7.5. At the end of the requested activities, the Communicator will verify the aircrew was able to see requested signals. Verify any additional activity and if there isn’t any, clear the aircraft off range and ensure that all IR targets are turned off.

4.8. Simulators. The primary threat emitters and simulators at Snyder ESS are as follows:

4.8.1. AN/MST-T1A MUTES is a radar simulator capable of simultaneously emitting five signals from a total inventory of over 100 signals. The MUTES tracks modes 1, 2, or 3 IFF; therefore, aircraft maneuvers will not defeat the MUTES.

4.8.2. AN/MST-T1 (V) Mini-MUTES, consists of a main site Master Control Group and up to five remote emitter units (REUs). REUs are IFF trackers that come in different configurations to simulate different specific threats. A typical REU has two to four transmitters capable of creating most of the associated MUTES signals of that threat. REU threat signals can be used to compliment MUTES activities, or operated independently.

4.8.3. Snyder ESS has several multispectral targets (Identified in Paragraph 2.1.1.2).

4.9. Feedback. RIIS/ITAS post mission reports consist of emitter on/off times, threat domes, and beam positions. This data is uploaded to https://afkm.wpafb.af.mil/community/views/home.aspx?Filter=OO-OP-AC-30 under individual mission folders for debriefing access. This data package does not include aircraft flight path information. Flight path data is provided from onboard aircraft recording systems and downloaded into the ITAS debriefing station. If further information is needed on the ITAS debrief station, or onboard recording systems contact RIIS Operations Center 3770 Duffer Dr Nellis AFB, NV 89191-7001, DSN 348-5604 or Commercial 702-653-5604.

CHAPTER 5

RANGE CONTROL OFFICER PROCEDURES

5.1. Responsibilities. A range control officer is not required at the Snyder ESS. Snyder ESS is not a bombing and gunnery range. This chapter is retained for consistency per AFI 13- 212_ACCSUP Attachment 3.

CHAPTER 6

AIR COMBAT MANEUVERING INSTRUMENTATION (ACMI)

6.1. Purpose. ACMI capability does not exist at the Snyder ESS. This chapter is retained for consistency per AFI 13-212_ACCSUP Attachment 3.

//signed/dbb/26 Jul 11// DAVID B. BÉEN, Colonel, USAF Commander, 7th Bomb Wing

Attachment 1

GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION

References:

NOTE: The user of this instruction is responsible for verifying the currency of the cited documents.

Air Force Publications AFI 13-212, Range Planning and Operations AFI 13-212, Air Combat Command Supplement, Range Planning and Operations

Abbreviations and Acronyms:

ACC - Air Combat Command AF - Air Force AOH - Additional Operation Hours EC - Electronic Combat EIS - Environmental Impact Statement ERP – Effective Radiated Power ESS - Electronic Scoring Site EW - Electronic Warfare FAA - Federal Aviation Administration FCC - Federal Communications Commission GLO - Ground Liaison Officer ITAS – Integrated Tactics Assessment System MOA - Military Operating Area Mini MUTES - Miniature- Multiple Threat Emitter System MUTES - Multiple Threat Emitter System ORE - Operational Readiness Evaluations ORI - Operational Readiness Inspections OSS - Operational Support Squadron PMEL – Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratory PTR – Primary Training Ranges QAE - Quality Assurance Evaluator RBTI - Realistic Bomber Training Initiative REU - Remote Emitter Unit RIIS - Range Integration Instrumentation System ROIP - Radio over Internet Protocol RPA - Remote Piloted Aircraft SAS - Situational Awareness System TRAINS - Threat Reaction Analysis Indicator System UCI - Unit Compliance Inspection USAF - United States Air Force

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Geographic Coordinates

The following is a list of radar system and target coordinates and MOA boundaries as provided by NGA.

SNYDER MAIN SITE

AN/MST-T1A, MUltiple Threat Emitter System (MUTES) 32 degrees 42.079 minutes North Latitude 100 degrees 57.071 minutes West Longitude, Alt: 2344 MSL

AN/MSR-T4, Threat Reaction Analysis Indicator System (TRAINS) 32 degrees 42.078 minutes North Latitude 100 degrees 57.054 minutes West Longitude, Alt: 2344 MSL

REU 3 / C-Ped (05) Lake Thomas 32 Deg 37.666 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg 12.599 Min. West Lon. Alt: 2272 MSL REU 4 / H-Ped (05) Union 32 Deg 46.137 Min. North Lat. 100 Deg 59.673 Min. West Lon. Alt: 2361 MSL REU 2 / C-Ped (08) Hermleigh 32 Deg 36.195 Min. North Lat. 100 Deg 38.984 Min. West Lon. Alt: 2307 MSL REU 1 / B-Ped (09) Lake Thomas 32 Deg 37.666 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg 12.599 Min. West Lon. Alt: 2272 MSL REU 5 / B-Ped (10) Post 32 Deg 59.001 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg 09.247 Min. West Lon. Alt: 2251 MSL

LANCER MOA (3,000 to 17,999 ft) & ATCAA (18,000 to 40,000 ft.) BOUNDARIES

Lateral boundary beginning at: 33-16'00"N 101-53'00"W to

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RADAR FIX POINTS

Cement Plant 32 Deg 50.223 Min. North Lat. 100 Deg. 27.219 Min. West Lon. Alt. 1913 ft

Gail Building 32 Deg 46.541 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 26.967 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2514 ft

Metal Structure 32 Deg 41.985 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 04.100 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2380 ft

Mill 33 Deg 09.156 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 28.161 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2839 ft

Oil Refinery 32 Deg 37.226 Min. North Lat. 100 Deg. 32.758 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2099 ft

R/R Bridge West End 33 Deg 02.329 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 11.985 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2170 ft

R/R Bridge Center 33 Deg 02.305 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 11.956 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2171 ft

R/R Bridge East End 33 Deg 02.281 Min. North Lat. 101 Deg. 11.928 Min. West Lon. Alt. 2172 ft

Attachment 3 (Continued)

IR/MULTI-SPECTRAL TARGET LOCATIONS

Snyder ESS Site

2S6 N32 42.06305

2343'

W100 57.12001

SA-2 to be added Fall 2011

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2281'

W101 12.63457

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2274'

W101 12.64415

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Mortar Pit N32 46.11303

2360'

W100 59.70632

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2360'

W100 59.70461

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2255'

W101 09.27508

F-350 N32 59.01676

2254'

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Mortar Pit N32 59.02878

2251'

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SA-8 to be added Fall 2011