WHITEMANAFBI17-220 governs local spectrum management responsibilities, spectrum-dependent purchases, and related agreement reviews at Whiteman Air Force Base.
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It defines responsibilities for the Host Installation Commander, Installation Communications Commander, and User Organization. It requires spectrum supportability reviews, agreement reviews, user training, appointment information, and points of contact for spectrum-dependent devices and interference assistance.
Prohibit any RF emitter from operating (cease and desist) when anticipating or resolving interference to mission essential EM equipment. (paragraph 2)
Review the installation spectrum management program and appointments annually, either in person or through documentation submitted by the Installation Spectrum Manager (ISM). (paragraph 2)
At a minimum, such documentation will ensure compliance with the requirements of the Frequency Assignment Review Program, described in NTIA Manual, Annex F. (paragraph 2)
Provide Installation Spectrum Manager (ISM) with an appointment letter signed by the unit commander (or equivalent). (paragraph 2)
At minimum, the letter will include: name/rank, unit/office, email address, and phone number. (paragraph 2)