EIELSONAFBI11-211 governs procedures for conducting Distant Frontier operations and associated unit-level training at Eielson Air Force Base.
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EIELSONAFBI11-211 addresses Distant Frontier definitions, approval authority, planning coordination, planning conferences, and JPARC use. It requires advance requests for training and earlier submission when munitions are planned.
Applies to: It applies to all personnel who plan, prepare, deploy, execute, and redeploy forces to/from Eielson Air Force Base, or any unit acting under the 354th Operations Group, for unit-level training, including Air National Guard (ANG), Air Force Reserve, joint forces, and international/coalition forces.
Is defined IAW PACAF EXPLAN C-108 as unit level training for PACAF approved joint and coalition partners before, after or completely separate from RED FLAG-Alaska (RF-A) or NORTHERN EDGE (NE) exercises.
The 354th Operations Group Commander (OG/CC). Is the approval authority for DF unit level training proposals.
There are no costs to deployed units associated with utilizing the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex (JPARC) for unit-level training.
Units requesting DF training not associated with a RF-A or NE must submit requests no later than 4 months prior to the requested training dates (5 months prior if planning to employ munitions).
The DF unit projo is responsible for ensuring all planning and coordination is complete prior to the unit’s arrival.