EDWARDSAFBI13-212 governs scheduling, operation, maintenance, and safety for the Aircraft Gun Harmonization Range.
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It explains harmonization, range inspection and maintenance, range layout, officer duties, and procedures for flares and jammed guns. It sets requirements for protective facing, sand, concrete, aircraft tie-downs, firing authority, and emergency assistance.
Applies to: It applies to all activities associated with this range whether in a management, user or supporting role.
Harmonization is the procedure used to orient the guns and fire control systems in aircraft. (paragraph 1)
Because of the unique aspects and demands of the various aircraft and projects supported, the RCO is delegated complete authority over all range operations. (paragraph 2)
If the RCO feels that any portion of the operation is unsafe, they can cancel a specific firing or the entire firing day. (paragraph 2)
The plywood will be replaced when more than 50 percent of the surface is shattered. (paragraph 2)
The roof and sidewalls must be 12-inch-thick concrete or built to keep the sand dry and resistant to penetration equivalent to at least 12 inches of concrete. (paragraph 1)