California Interagency Mobilization Guide 1 80 AIRCRAFT
California Interagency Mobilization Guide12380 – AIRCRAFTTable of ContentsPages480 – AIRCRAFT322581 - AIRCRAFT INVENTORY32267891011121314151617181981.1 LEAD PLANES/ AERIAL SUPERVISION AIRCRAFT (ASM)81.2 - AIRTANKERS81.3 – HELICOPTERS81.3.1 FOREST SERVICE FIRE WATCH HELICOPTERS81.4 - AIR ATTACK/TACTICAL AIRCRAFT81.4.1 - NATIONAL AIR ATTACK COVERAGE – OFF SEASON ROTATION81.5 - CALL WHEN NEEDED - TRANSPORT/RECON81.5.1 AIR ATTACK AND FIRE DETECTION AIRCRAFT81.5.2 OTHER PROGRAM USE OF CWN AIRCRAFT81.5.3 - APPROVED CALL WHEN NEEDED AIRCRAFT AND PILOTS81.5.4 - CWN HELICOPTERS81.6 - SMOKEJUMPER AIRCRAFT81.7 - INFRARED AIRCRAFT81.8 – LARGE TRANSPORT CONTRACT 2082 - AIRCRAFT INSPECTORS AND AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS3292183 - AIRPORT GUIDE3292283.1 AIRPORT CONDITIONS3292384 - MAFFS OPERATING BASES329243212011
California Interagency Mobilization Guide12345678910111213141516171819202180 – AIRCRAFT81 - AIRCRAFT INVENTORY81.1 LEAD PLANES/ AERIAL SUPERVISION AIRCRAFT (ASM)A. All dispatching of Lead Planes/ASMs will be done by the GACCs. Requests for Lead/ASM planes will go to therespective GACC Coordinators/CALFIRE Operations Duty Officer for consideration. Normal orderingprocedures will be followed.B. There are three Forest Service Lead Planes/ASM assigned to California: One in Southern California GACC atLancaster Fox Field, and two at the Northern California Service Center in Redding. They are staffed seven days aweek during the summer months, and are available the rest of the year, pilot dependent.C. There is one BLM Lead Plane/ASM assigned to California, working out of Lancaster ,Fox Field.D. The GACC Federal Aircraft Coordinators will coordinate with the two Aviation Groups for the availability andassignments for all Federal Lead/ASM planes.E. GACCs/CAL FIRE Operations Coordination Center (OCC) will be responsible for the Aircraft Flight Schedules,form 9400-1a, when needed for the aircraft.LEAD NumberPilotLOCATIONSTATUS5-05-1John BlummMike B-5C-1C-2Mike SavageVACANTVACANTTravis StrahanVACANTVACANTDave SpliethofDan JohnsonMike Lynn - BLMRobert CowardLynn FlockBrad RichardsJohn LittonFox FieldFox FieldFox FieldReddingReddingFox FieldReddingReddingFox FieldRedding - CAL FIREVictorville - CAL FIREReddingFox FieldQ QualifiedI InstructorM MAFFS LeadS Smokejumper PilotT TraineeH Cobra C Check AirmanV VLAT Lead22233222011
California Interagency Mobilization Guide1234581.2 - AIRTANKERSAll airtanker(s) will be released daily and reordered under a new request number for the following day.NOTE: Due to shortage of National Airtankers their number and availability can not be determined.BASESAGENCYUkiah (UKI)CAL FIREKlamath Falls, OR (LMT)USFSRohnerville (FOT)CAL FIRERedding (RDD)CAL FIRE/USFSChester (O05)USFSChico (CIC)CAL FIREGrass Valley (GOO)CAL FIREStead, NV (RTS)BLMSonoma (STS)CAL FIREColumbia (O22)CAL FIREHollister (CVH)CAL FIREFresno (FAT)CAL FIRE/USFSPorterville (PTV)BLM/USFSPaso Robles (PRB)CAL FIRELancaster (FOX)USFSHemet/Ryan (HMT)CAL FIRESan Bernardino (SBD)USFSRamona (RMN)CAL FIRE/USFSVictorville (VCV)CAL FIRERELOAD BASESMcClellan (MCC)CAL FIRESiskiyou (SIY)USFSStockton (SCK)USFSSanta Maria (SMX)USFS63232011
California Interagency Mobilization Guide12381.3 – HELICOPTERSAircraft are assigned numbers and are prefixed with the word "Helicopter".4FEDERAL5HELICOPTERNUMBER502 - *503506 - *510 - *512 514 516 - *517 520 522 523 525527 528 530531 534 535538551 552553554* (Modules of 18 )Heavy basesType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LType 1L or 2LFOREST/AGENCYBASEKlamath - KNFKlamath - KNFShasta - Trinity-SHFLassen - LNFPlumas - PNFTahoe - TNFEldorado - ENFStanislaus - STFSierra - SNFSequoia - SQFSequoia - SQFInyo - INFLos Padres - LPFLos Padres - LPFLos Padres - LPFAngeles - ANFSan Bernardino - BDFSan Bernardino - BDFCleveland - CNFYosemite - YNPSequoia NP - KNPBLM Susanville - NODBLM CA Desert - CDDScott Valley - A30Happy Camp - 36STrinity - TRIChester - 5Q2Quincy - QCYWhite Cloud -WHCBig Hill - BHLBald Mt - 76CATrimmer - TRMPeppermint - PMTKernville - L05Independence - 207ArroyoGrande - ARGSanta Ynez - IZAChuchupate – CHUChilao - CHIHeaps Peak - HPSKeenwild - KENRamona - RMNCrane Flat - CFLAsh Mountain - AMHRavendale - RAVApple Valley - APYFOREST/AGENCYAngeles - ANFSan Bernardino - BDFCleveland - CNFSierra - SNFSequoia - SQFLos Padres - LPFEldorado - ENFMendocino - MNFLassen -LNFKlamath - KNFTahoe - TNFModoc- MDFBASEVan Nuys - VNYSan Bernardino - SBDHemet - HMTRamona - 068Mariposa - MPICasitas - CASPacific - RSOrland – O37Chester - 5Q2Siskiyou - SIYTruckee – TRKAlturas-ALT63242011
California Interagency Mobilization Guide1CAL FIREHELICOPTER ER 1920212223242526AGENCY/UNITCAL FIRE Northern Ops /MEUCAL FIRE Northern Ops /HUUCAL FIRE Northern Ops /LNUCAL FIRE Northern Ops /SCUCAL FIRE Northern Ops /LMUCAL FIRE Northern Ops /TGUCAL FIRE Southern Ops /RRUBASE - IdentiferHoward Forest - HFSKneeland - O19Boggs Mountain - BGSAlma – ALMBieber - BBRVina - VNAHemet/Ryan - HMTCAL FIRE Southern Ops /BDUCAL FIRE Southern Ops /TCUCAL FIRE Southern Ops /BEUPrado - PDOColumbia - O22Bear Valley – BVHAGENCY/UNITVentura County/VNCSanta Barabra County/SBCSan Diego County/SDC81.3.1 FOREST SERVICE FIRE WATCH HELICOPTERSThere are two Forest Service Fire Watch Cobras in Region 5. One is located at Lancaster Fox Field and the other islocated at Northern California Service Center in Redding.The Fire Watch aerial supervision/remote sensing program was designed to fulfill aerial supervision needs andenhance incident management situational awareness.Fire Watch Capabilities:Air Tactical Group Supervision / Helicopter CoordinationMappingVideo and Audio data recording color and infrared imagery (Full Motion Video)Real time audio/video downlink to support tactical fire operations.Using the FLIR camera/moving map combination to map the fire and then down linking the information to incidentpersonnel in real time provides a clear view of the overall situation.A portable microwave receiver carried on the aircraft can be delivered to personnel on the incident to view real timecolor or infrared video of critical areas.The Fire Watch geo-referenced FLIR system turret is integrated with the Avalex mapping system. Data from theturret is capable of producing ESRI shapfile perimeters by tracing the fire edge from a dispatch, regardless of smoke.81.4 - AIR ATTACK/TACTICAL AIRCRAFTAir Attack0105060712UnitANFKNFLNFLPFBDFBase/FAA ICAOFox Field - WJFScott Valley - A30Chester - O05Santa Marie SMX San Bernardino-SBDArea of InfluenceAngeles NFKlamath NFChester Air Attack Zone – IR EquippedLos Padres – IR EquippedSan Bernardino and Cleveland NF's507509ONCOSCRedding - RDDFox Field - WJFNorth Ops - IR EquippedSouth Ops - IR Equipped3252011
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