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210-4 Range Control SOP Apr 01

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FLORIDA NATIONAL GUARDCAMP BLANDING TRAINING SITE<strong>210</strong>-5 RANGE CONTROL STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURES1.3.4 Restricted Areas: Certain areas of the CBTS military Reservation have been designatedrestricted areas by the Post Commander. Entry into these areas is limited to authorized personnelonly. Unauthorized entry by military personnel is a violation of Article 92 Uniform Code ofMilitary Justice. Unauthorized entry by civilian is a violation of Section 797, Title 50 U.S. Code.1.3.5 Gates:1.3.5.1 Each range having a gate will be locked when the range is not operational, (i.e., atnight, on weekends, holidays, etc). The Provost Marshal and <strong>Range</strong> <strong>Control</strong> personnel willmake frequent checks after duty hours and on weekends to ensure that gates are locked.When gates are found open, in violation of this regulation responsible individuals will benotified and requested to take immediate corrective action. If exterior gates are found openall ranges maybe check-fired until road blocks are re-verified.1.3.5.2 Units desiring to enter or exit a gate for road march purposes must coordinate withthe Provost Marshal for the gate they desire to use. Personnel on road marches will not climbfences to enter or exit the restricted areas.1.3.6 Track vehicles are prohibited from helicopter landing zones, landing strips and Forward AreaRearming/Refueling points (FARPS). All track vehicles will use designated tank trails. Any othertrail must be coordinated through <strong>Range</strong> <strong>Control</strong>. Road marches from south to north post crossingHighway 16, must be coordinated with the Provost Marshal (48 Hours) in advance.1.3.7 The use or possession or transportation of alcoholic beverages in military vehicles andtraining areas are strictly prohibited. The state of Florida also has a law prohibiting open containersof alcoholic beverages in any type vehicle.1.4 RECREATIONAL AREAS: It is the policy of this Headquarters that certain areas of thereservation be made available for recreational purposes when not required for training and underfollowing conditions:1.4.1 Hunting and Fishing: This type of recreation is governed by the Florida Game and FishCommission. Consult local game and fish commission for requirements. There are certain areasauthorized for use by the CBTS Rod & Gun Club. Hunting and fishing information will not beprovided over the telephone by <strong>Range</strong> <strong>Control</strong>.1.4.2 Personnel participating in any type recreational activities will be governed by the regulationscontained herein, particularly as they pertain to duds, impact areas, fires, roadblocks and fixedinstallations.1.4.3 Camping on installation lakes is prohibited.1.4.4 Magnolia and Lowry Lakes: Magnolia and Lowry Lakes are not authorized for anyrecreational activity. Swimming, boating (canoe or kayak) and picnicking is prohibited. Lakes areopen for fishing only.CBTS <strong>210</strong>-5 <strong>Range</strong> <strong>Control</strong> Standard Operating ProceduresRevision Date: <strong>01</strong> Oct 20<strong>01</strong>Page - 10 -

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