AFMAN13-212V1_ACCSUP_NTTRSUP_ADD_A — Range Planning And Operations

AFMAN13-212V1_ACCSUP_NTTRSUP_ADD_A governs operations and range planning on the Nevada Test and Training Range.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN13-212V1_ACCSUP_NTTRSUP_ADD_A
  • Title: RANGE PLANNING AND OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2026-07-21

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It contains range-specific rules for airspace use, entry and departure, supersonic flight, ordnance, flares, lasers, and aircraft operations. Compliance is mandatory, and the addendum requires information collection and maintenance under the Privacy Act.

Applies to: It governs operations on the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) and provides guidance for all range operations and applies to all range users.

Topics covered

  • Nevada Test and Training Range operations
  • Range entry and departure
  • Supersonic flight restrictions
  • Ordnance restrictions
  • Laser operations
  • RPA operations
  • Foreign user restrictions
  • Boundary coordinates

Questions and answers

What are the supersonic flight restrictions in TPECR?

Supersonic flight is prohibited below 5,000ft AGL in TPECR. (paragraph 2)

Can aircrews expend ordnance in Pahute A/B?

There are no strikeable targets in Pahute A/B; aircrews are prohibited from expending ordnance on Pahute A/B. (paragraph 4)

What transponder is required for aircraft operating in R-4809A?

Aircraft must have an operational transponder to include Mode C. (paragraph 3)

Can RPAs fly in Coyote A?

RPAs are prohibited from flying in Coyote A. (paragraph 2)

How must range entry and departure be conducted in the Air-to-Air Gunnery Area?

Range entry and departure will be IAW BLACKJACK instructions. (paragraph 3)

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