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AFI 11-2C-130v3 - BITS

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<strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-<strong>2C</strong>-130V3 23 APRIL 2012 99<br />

6.36. Communications Instructions Reporting Vital Intelligence Sightings (CIRVIS) and<br />

Other Reports. Report all vital intelligence sightings from aircraft as indicated in FLIP<br />

planning or FLIP Enroute Supplement.<br />

6.36.1. In-flight harassment or hostile action against aircraft. Aircraft subjected to<br />

harassment or hostile action by foreign aircraft will immediately contact the nearest USAF<br />

air and ground voice facility and report the encounter. Include aircraft nationality, type,<br />

insignia, or any other identifying features; note position, heading, time, speed when harassed,<br />

and the type of harassment. Request relay of the report to the nearest C2 agency. Also,<br />

attempt to contact the nearest command post when in UHF and VHF range.<br />

6.36.2. Other incidents will be reported as indicated in <strong>AFI</strong>10-206, Operational Reporting.<br />

6.37. Communications.<br />

6.37.1. Crews will conduct an HF radio ground check before takeoff if use of the HF radio<br />

may be required for ATC or C2 communications. Attempt to establish HF contact before<br />

going out of UHF/VHF range. If unable to establish HF contact with the controlling HF<br />

station, and an alternate means of relay of ATC information is not available, the aircraft<br />

should return to the nearest suitable support base. In the case of airborne HF failure, crews<br />

are authorized to continue under the following conditions:<br />

6.37.1.1. If SATCOM-equipped.<br />

6.37.1.1.1. Use Satellite Voice Communications to contact responsible station via<br />

special telephone numbers/short codes published in State AIPs (Aeronautical<br />

Information Publication).<br />

6.37.1.2. If not SATCOM-equipped.<br />

6.37.1.2.1. Attempt to contact ATC facility on VHF.<br />

6.37.1.2.2. Attempt VHF relay via another aircraft on 123.45 MHz.<br />

6.37.2. Pilots shall provide ARTCC position and weather observations when required. If<br />

unable to contact an ATC agency, attempt to relay through the GLOBAL HF stations.<br />

6.38. In-Flight Emergency Procedures. The PIC shall report deviations from directives that<br />

may occur as a result of an emergency according to <strong>AFI</strong> <strong>11</strong>-202V3. Time and conditions<br />

permitting, inform passengers of the situation and intentions.<br />

6.38.1. Notification of Control Agencies. When practical after completing the aircraft<br />

emergency action checklists and associated actions, the PIC shall furnish ATC and<br />

appropriate C2 agencies with a description of the difficulty, assistance required, intentions,<br />

and any other pertinent information.<br />

6.38.2. The PIC may initiate a CONFERENCE HOTEL when additional expertise is<br />

necessary. Communications procedures are as follow:<br />

6.38.2.1. Local Area. Use appropriate UHF or VHF frequencies.<br />

6.38.2.2. Enroute. Attempt to establish a phone patch with the nearest or controlling C2<br />

Center using global HF network, UHF/VHF stations, SATCOM, etc. If unable, aircrews<br />

are permitted to use ARINC radio service as an additional avenue for phone patch<br />

connectivity.

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