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CPRW-2 MASS AIR BRIEF PMRF RANGE EVENTS 07JUL2014

CPRW-2 MASS AIR BRIEF PMRF RANGE EVENTS 07JUL2014. Ralph Conway PMRF Fleet Ops Code N-71 DSN-315-421-6802 COM-808-335-4802 Ralph.conway@navy.mil Ralph.conway@navy.smil.mil. CVW-2/VP DET-49 scheduled events. 07JUL2014 VP DET-49 AIRASWEX (2 MK-46 vs MK-30-1)

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CPRW-2 MASS AIR BRIEF PMRF RANGE EVENTS 07JUL2014

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  1. CPRW-2 MASS AIR BRIEFPMRF RANGE EVENTS07JUL2014 Ralph Conway PMRF Fleet Ops Code N-71 DSN-315-421-6802 COM-808-335-4802 Ralph.conway@navy.mil Ralph.conway@navy.smil.mil

  2. CVW-2/VP DET-49scheduled events 07JUL2014 VP DET-49 AIRASWEX (2 MK-46 vs MK-30-1) 10JUL2014 VP-1 ASMEX (1 AGM-65 vs LPD-5) 10JUL2014 CPRW-2 ASMEX (1 AGM-84H/CVW-2 vs LPD-5) 14JUL2014 DET-49 ASMEX (1 ATM-84D STOT vs LSD-1187) 14JUL2014 VP-45 ASMEX (1 AGM-84D STOT vs LSD-1187) 17JUL2014 CPRW-2 AIRASWEX (MK-54/MK-46 TBD vs MK-30-1) 18JUL2014 CPRW-2 AIRASWEX (MK-54/MK-46 TBD vs MK-30-1) 19JUL2014 CPRW-2 AIRASWEX (MK-54/MK-46 TBD vs MK-30-1)

  3. RIMPAC-14 MISSILE LOG BOOK STATUS ROKN SS-068 2 UTM-84G LOG BOOKS Received USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1 AGM-84 LOG BOOK w/DFS Received VP-45 1 AGM-84D-1 LOG BOOK w/DFS Received CPRW-2 1 AGM-84H-1 LOG BOOK w/DFS Received JAPAN NAVY VP DET-49 2 ATM-84 LOG BOOKS Not Received USS CHOSIN 1 AGM-84 LOG BOOK w/DFS Not Received CPRW-2 RGM-65 LOG BOOKS Not Received NOTE: Range holds MSDS sheets for JAPAN NAVY items: 1. SER# 322002 2. SER# 262001

  4. 30’ 160° W 161° W 30’ 30’ 30’ Kauai PMRF Lehua 022° N 022° N Niihau 30’ 160° W 161° W 30’ Japan Navy Summer Training-2014 COMM PLAN VP DET-49 FOR AIRCRAFT: When entering W-188 check in with “OUTRIDER CONTROL” Primary……………….322.85MHZ Secondary…………….343.2MHZ Tower…………………360.2MHZ FOR AIRCRAFT: Primary Control………………………..289.8MHZ Secondary………………………………269.8MHZ NAVAIDS: Barking Sands Tacan…………………….CHNL-73 South Kauai Vortac………………………CHNL-101 AIRASWEX TORPEX 0900-1200W 07JUL2014 VP DET 49 M4 M3 W-188 M4 M5 (2) P-3C TORPEX (2) MK-46 0900-1000 (1 MK-46) 1000-1100 (1 MK-46) Range: BARSTUR MK-30-1 SUB-TARGET WRB TARGET LAUNCHER S-61 PMRF HELO MK-30-1 VP-DET 49 S-61 TACAN CHNL-73 PMRF WRB W-186

  5. 10JULY2014

  6. 10JUL12 HULK TARGETEX USS OGDEN LPD-5 USS Ogden figures prominently in the novel Without Remorse by Tom Clancy • Specifications:Displacement 9,201 t.(lt) 16,914 t.(fl) Length 589' Beam 105' Draft 23 ft. Speed 21 kts. • Complement • 24 Officers • 396 Enlisted • Troop Accommodations 900

  7. RIMPAC/SINKEX COMM PLAN 10 JUL 2014 FOR AIRCRAFT: When entering W-188 check in with “OUTRIDER CONTROL” Primary……………….322.85MHZ Secondary…………….343.2MHZ Tower…………………360.2MHZ FOR AIRCRAFT: Primary Control………………………..289.8MHZ 269.8MHZ FOR SHIP: Primary OPCON………………………309.2MHz NAVAIDS: Barking Sands Tacan………………………………………………………...CHNL-73 South Kauai Vortac………………………………………………………….CHNL-101 VOICE CALL SIGNS: OPERATIONS CONDUCTOR OUTRIDER “ALPHA” S-61 RANGE HELO OUTRIDER 14 or 15 RANGE SAFETY OFFICER OUTRIDER CONTROL VP SQDRN CALL SIGN SHIP TBD WRB/TWR “BRIGHTBOY” HSMST “SEPTAR” HF: K5200.5 (5199.0) PRI HF: K10230 (10228.5) SEC HF: K2590.0 (2588.5) TER

  8. CVW-2/CPRW-2 ASMEX 10JUL2014 1430-1600W (1)AGM-65 Release inside 5NM (360) (2)AGM-88 Release 25NM/1Kft 310/130T (3)AGM-84H Release 40NM 310/130T Hulk Posit: 23:00N 159:55W EX-OGDEN LPD-5 USS CHOSIN must egress South of 22:20N Kauai HNoMSFridtjof Nansen Egress South Niihau Not to Scale

  9. 14JULY2014

  10. Named after the city in Alabama, the USS TUSCALOOSA was the 9thNEWPORT - class Tank Landing Ship and the second ship in the Navy to bear the name. Decommissioned on February 18, 1994, the TUSCALOOSA is since then berthed at the Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility in Pearl Harbor, Hi. 14JUL2014 EX-TUSCALOOSA SINKEX Keel laid: November 23, 1968 Launched: September 6, 1969 Commissioned: September 1, 1970 Decommissioned: February 18, 1994 Length: 522 feet (159 meters) Length over derrick arms: 561 feet (171 meters) Beam: 70 feet (21.2 meters) Draft: 17,4 feet (5.3 meters) Displacement: approx. 8500 tons

  11. COMM PLAN 14JUL2014 FOR AIRCRAFT: When entering W-188 check in with “OUTRIDER CONTROL” Primary……………….322.85MHZ Secondary……………..343.2MHZ Tower………………….360.2MHZ OPERATIONS: AIR CONTROL PRIMARY 269.8 MHZ AIR CONTROL SECONDARY 289.8 MHZ RANGE SAFETY (OUTRIDER CONTROL) 322.85 MHZ CALL SIGNS: OPERATIONS CONDUCTOR OUTRIDER “ALPHA” S-61 RANGE HELO OUTRIDER 14 or 15 RANGE SAFETY OFFICER OUTRIDER CONTROL VP-45 SQDRN CALL SIGN VP DET -49 SQDRN CALL SIGN OP ROOM: 808-335-4248 808-335-4302

  12. 161° W 30’ Lehua 022° N 022° N Niihau 30’ 160° W 161° W 30’ USN/JAPAN NAVY ASMEX (simultaneous on top) 14JUL2014 0800-0900W NW Sector 270-000T (345T) W-188 AGM-84D Defueled USN P-8 ITL~21NM Off the wing~18nm ALT: 7Kft Launch angle NW sector 300-360T Off the wing NLT 18NM ATM-84D JAPAN NAVY P-3C ITL ~24NM ALT: 3Kft Launch angle south to north ERVS 4+30NM Brunei Navy 2 OPV’s 23:20N 160:40W 22:36N 159:55W HULK Posit: 23:00N 159:55W Kauai PMRF TACAN CHNL-73 Ex-USS TUSCALOOSA LST 1187 W-186

  13. 17/18/19JULY2014

  14. 30’ 160° W 161° W 30’ 30’ 30’ Kauai PMRF Lehua 022° N 022° N Niihau 30’ 160° W 161° W 30’ M4 AIRASWEX CPRW-2 17-18-19JUL2014 0800-1600W M3 W-188 M4 M5 TARGET: MK-30-1 WEAPONS: MK-46 (4-6) each day MK-30-1 PMRF WRB W-186

  15. MK-30-1/2 50 ft 100 ft 500yds 1500yds ASWEX Ship’s Tail and Dipping Sonar Safety Procedures Collision Avoidance -Surface Ship Towed Array- VDS, DTAS, or CATAS: Min.100ft Above Target Depth When CPA Is Less Than 1500yds. -Helicopter Dipping Sonar- AQS-13 Sonar Dome: Min. 50ft Above Depth When Horizontal Distance Is Less Than 500yds.

  16. CVW-2 MK-46 / MK-54 Firing Procedures • When units check in on range they will be given a range brief and status. • Units will pass weapon line up including serial numbers and Pingercodes. • Once status “GREEN RANGE” is passed units are clear to prosecute • target to gain a firing solution. • When units are ready for weapon delivery they will notify range of serial • number and Pingercode. • Aircraft will give a 5min standby and then can compress count to • 30 seconds as desired. • Aircraft will call drops with 3 nows. • Aircraft call all bouy spits with 3 NOWS, Type, Channel number • BOUY CHANNELS 1, 3, & 8 ARE NOT AUTHORIZED ON THE RANGE • CALL TO MARK DIP & BREAK DIP

  17. RADAR-3 • PMRF C-26 SURVEILLANCE • ISO RIMPAC 2014 • TOTAL MILES • 501 NM (ROUND TRIP) • WPT LAT / LONG • 1 22-15N / 160-00W • 2 22-15N / 161-00W • 3 22-40N / 161-00W • 4 22-40N / 159-30W • 5 23-05N / 159-30W • 6 23-05N / 161-00W • 23-30N / 161-00W • 8 23-30N / 159-20W • 9 22-20N / 159-20W • RTB • Dates & Times: • 09 July 0630W SAMEX • 10 July 0600W SINKEX • 11 July 0630W SAMEX • 12 July 0630W SAMEX • 14 July 0600W SINKEX • 15 July 0630W SAMEX 8 7 6 5 4 3 9 1 2

  18. RIMPAC 2014 • MPRA SURVEILLANCE • (09 June 2014) • TOTAL MILES 365 NM • WPT LAT / LONG • 22-20N / 160-00W • 22-20N / 161-20W • 24-00N / 161-20W • 24-00N / 159-10W • 22-50N / 159-10W • Hold between points 5 & 6, • REMAIN EAST of 159:30W • 22-30N / 159-20W • Plan to conduct • surveillance in reverse • order prior to departure. • Estimate reverse order • starting at WPT 6 • 1100W-1200W, RTB 1300W- • 1400W. • On Station Times are at Waypoint #1 • SURVEILLANCE DATES • 09 July JMSDF at 0700W • 10 July ROK at 0700W • 11 July U.S. Navy at 0700W • 12 July U.S. Navy at 0700W • 14 July JMSDF at 0700W • 15 July U.S. Navy at 0700W 3 4 5 6 2 1

  19. SUPPORT AIRCRAFT STATUS SIKORSKY S-61 HELICOPTER Mission: Visual Surveillance Target Launch and Recovery Weapon Recovery C-26 Mission: Radar Surveillance

  20. PMRF ORMSeasonal Concerns Marine Mammals PMAP Ships remain clear 500yds A/C remain above 1000ft while overhead Range to conduct surveillance prior to conducting any live fire RIMPAC-14 Standing Exercise INST Environmental Protection (NMAWC)

  21. PMRF ORM Standard Concerns Missile firing procedures Commercial fishing/ tour boats Weather • Risk Mitigation • Weapon firing safety requirements IAW countries SOP • Maximum tracking and communication with all vessels in area • Clear range users from weapons recovery areas • Weather assessment prior to every operation

  22. QUESTIONS BSURE BARSTUR SWTR

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