Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com i. Implement the AIRP throughout SOC. area the frequencies and call signs will be employed. The coordina- tion channels described below are for spectrum coordination pur- p o s e s o n l y . A c t i o n s w h i c h i m p a c t o n c o m m a n d p o l i c i e s a n d directives will be forwarded through normal command channels. The spectrum coordination channels are: (1) ARNGUS units will forward their requests through the State Adjutant General to the supporting AFC (Appendix B). (2) USAR units will forward their requests through the Major USAR Command (MUSARC) to the Supporting AFC (Appendix B). b.
Normally, RC units are issued spectrum assignments for train- ing in garrison or at specified training locations. If an RC unit conducts training at a new location, it must coordinate its spectrum requirements with the appropriate installation spectrum manager. Coordination must be completed at least 90 days prior to the con- duct of the training, and information copies must be sent to the supporting AFC. c . A s s u r e t h a t u n i t s c o n d u c t i n g o u t s i d e C O N U S ( O C O N U S ) training obtain spectrum resources from the sponsor unit through procedures outlined in command directives, exercise directives, or other appropriate documents. d.
Assure that spectrum resources for mobilization are obtained under the provisions of Commanding General, Forces Command policy and directives. e. Implement the AIRP throughout the RC. 2–25. Commanding General, US Army Medical Command (CG, USAMEDCOM) The CG, USAMRMC will— a. Fulfill spectrum management responsibilities during RD&A of Army medical materiel as directed by The Surgeon General. b. Provide the Army Spectrum Manager with data concerning the location and electromagnetic characteristics of all Army medical m a t e r i e l t h a t e i t h e r d e p e n d s o n , o r a f f e c t s t h e u s e o f , t h e electromagnetic spectrum. c.
Analyze and measure RADHAZ to personnel from all Army electromagnetic materiel per AR 40-46 and TB Med 523. d. Prepare the USAMEDCOM spectrum management input to the ASM2P. e. Program, budget, and provide resources for executing assigned USAMEDCOM spectrum management responsibilities per AR 1-1 and this regulation. f. Participate in joint military, national, and international spec- trum management activities when requested by the Army Spectrum Manager. g. Coordinate operational management of spectrum resources pe- culiar to USAMEDCOM (e.g., X-rays, infrared). h. Implement the AIRP throughout the USAMEDCOM. 2–26.
Commanding General, US Army Operational Test and Evaluation Command (CG, OPTEC) The CG, OPTEC will— a. Coordinate and conduct user testing and evaluation of spec- trum-dependent Army materiel, tactical spectrum management sys- tems, and spectrum management doctrine not otherwise assigned. b. Implement the AIRP throughout OPTEC. 2–29. PEO/PM and Separate PM The PEO/PM will— a. Conduct technical research and engineering analyses to iden- tify potential effects on the spectrum. b. Coordinate the resolution of critical or specialized spectrum management requirements/issues identified during the acquisition process with the Army Spectrum Manager. c.
Ensure compliance with the policies and procedures for the Army Frequency Allocation to Equipment (Army J/F-12) Program as described in Chapter 4 by initiating the DD Form 1494. d. Provide resource funding for the conduct of spectrum suppor- tability assessments and EMC analyses prior to and during the Life Cycle System Management Model (LCSMM) processes (refer to par 4-2). e . I n t e g r a t e e x i s t i n g A r m y - a p p r o v e d E M C / s p e c t r u m h a r d w a r e and software tools into system procurements whenever possible. Coordinate identification, potential use, and capabilities of existing hardware and software tools with the Army Spectrum Manager. f.
Perform spectrum management requirements as identified by the Integrated Product Team. 2–27. Commanding General, US Army Space and Strategic Defense Command (CG, SSDC) The CG, SSDC will— a. Provide E3 life cycle management guidance to Army strategic and tactical missile defense and space developers for research, de- velopment, acquisition, and product improvement to ensure system compatibility as outlined in Chapter 3. b. Develop spectrum engineering techniques and perform spec- trum studies for developing and evolving Army strategic and tactical missile defense and space systems and equipment developed by the MACOM and all subordinate commands. c.
Coordinate spectrum requirements for SSDC installations and organizations. d. Coordinate EMC analysis requirements with the Army Spec- trum Manager. e. Fulfill spectrum management responsibilities during research, development, and acquisition of Army strategic and tactical missile defense and space systems as directed by AR 70-1. f. Program, budget, and provide resources to support assigned s p e c t r u m m a n a g e m e n t r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s p e r A R 1 - 1 a n d t h i s regulation. g. Prepare the SSDC spectrum management input to the ASM2P. h.
Participate in joint military, national, and international spec- trum management activities as requested by the Army Spectrum Manager. i. Coordinate and assist Army commands, agencies, and activities in fulfilling assigned spectrum management responsibilities related to the SSDC mission and requirements. j. Implement the AIRP throughout SSDC. 2–30. Army Director, JSC The Army Director, JSC will— a. Represent the Army on the JSC staff and manage Army proj- ects being performed by the Center. b. Provide liaison between the Army Spectrum Manager, the USACESO, and the Commander, JSC, to expedite coordination and actions requested by the Army Spectrum Manager. c.
When requested by the Army Spectrum Manager, represent the Army at meetings concerning EMC, electromagnetic vulnerability (EMV), E3, EW, and spectrum management in the technical and functional areas of diagnostics and operational EMC analyses. Pro- vide telephonic, written, and/or facsimile reports of the meetings to the Army Spectrum Manager. d. Provide spectrum management, EMC, EMV expertise to oper- ational commanders, PEO/PMs, and spectrum managers. e. Provide technical assistance during the acquisition process, Test and Integration Working Groups (TIWGs), and other com- mittees requested and approved by the Army Spectrum Manager. f.
Provide reports on Army projects being performed by the Cen- ter and perform studies for the Army Spectrum Manager. g. At the request of CESO, advise PEO/PMs, combat developers, and system developers on the J/F-12 (Allocation of Frequency to Equipment) process and procedures for submission of DD Form 2–28. Commanders of Reserve Component (RC) Units Commanders of RC units, i.e., ARNGUS and USAR, will— a. Submit applications for spectrum and call sign assignments to the AFC within whose area or jurisdiction the unit is located. A copy of the application will also be forwarded to the AFC in whose 9 AR 5–12 • 1 October 1997