36WGI15-101 governs weather support at Andersen Air Force Base, including observations, forecasts, warnings, dissemination, and reciprocal support.
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It covers airfield support, mission integration, tropical cyclone support, and coordination among weather and supported agencies. It requires scheduled weather products, operational dissemination, and defined support responsibilities.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all assigned, attached, and associate units or units supported by the 36th Wing (36 WG).
Aviation Routine Weather Reports (METARs) will be recorded and disseminated through the Joint Environmental Toolkit (JET) website hourly. (paragraph 2)
If the AMOS is not operational or if there is a sensor or communication failure, the weather operator will back-up the system through manual observing procedures. (paragraph 2)
The WF, in coordination with the 17 OWS, will issue the AAFB TAF three times daily at 02Z, 10Z, and 18Z and will amend the TAF when necessary. (paragraph 2)
Transient aircrews should request routine flight weather briefings a minimum of two hours prior to brief time in order to give the WF and OWS adequate time to produce a forecast. (paragraph 2)
The WF will develop and maintain MWPs to support planning and execution of supported operations. (paragraph 2)