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2000 Boom Signal” Input 2000 Edition TABLE of CONTENTS Preface……………………………………………………………..* ... v Boom Operator History Lesson….. ............................................................................... vi Functional Managers .............................................................................................................................. vi Program Manager’s Conferences ........................................................................................................... vi Boom Operator Symposium ................................................................................................................. vii Boom Signals ........................................................................................................................................ vii Altus AFB, OK ........................................................................................................................................... 1 97 OG ...................................................................................................................................................... 1 54 ARS .................................................................................................................................................... 2 55 ARS .................................................................................................................................................... 5 Det 2 AMCAOS ...................................................................................................................................... 8 FlightSafety Services Corporation .......................................................................................................... 9 Arlington, VA ........................................................................................................................................... 11 ANGB ................................................................................................................................................... 11 Bangor ANGB, ME .................................................................................................................................. 12 132 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 12 Beale AFB, Ca .......................................................................................................................................... 13 314 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 13 Birmingham ANGB, AL ........................................................................................................................... 14 106 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 14 DCMC PEMCO .................................................................................................................................... 16 Davis Monthan, AZ .................................................................................................................................. 17 12 AF .................................................................................................................................................... 17 Dyess AFB, TX ......................................................................................................................................... 18 317 ALCS ............................................................................................................................................. 18 Edwards AFB, CA .................................................................................................................................... 19 452 FLTS .............................................................................................................................................. 19 Eielson ANGB, AK .................................................................................................................................. 20 168 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 20 Fairchild AFB, WA ................................................................................................................................... 21 92 OGV ................................................................................................................................................. 21 92 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 22 93 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 24 96 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 25 97 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 26 116 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 28 CADS .................................................................................................................................................... 29 Forbes Field ANGB, KS ........................................................................................................................... 30 117 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 30 Fort Dix, NJ .............................................................................................................................................. 32 Air Mobility Warfare Center ................................................................................................................ 32 i Grand Forks AFB, ND .............................................................................................................................. 33 319 OG .................................................................................................................................................. 33 905 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 34 906 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 36 911 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 38 912 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 40 Grissom AFB, IN ...................................................................................................................................... 42 72 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 42 74 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 43 Hickam AFB, HI ....................................................................................................................................... 44 203 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 44 Kadena AB, JAP ....................................................................................................................................... 45 909 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 45 633 AMCF ............................................................................................................................................ 49 Langley AFB, VA ..................................................................................................................................... 50 HQ ACC................................................................................................................................................ 50 Lincoln ANGB, NE .................................................................................................................................. 51 173 ARS ................................................................................................................................................ 51 Little Rock AFB, AR ................................................................................................................................ 53 463 ALCS ............................................................................................................................................. 53 MacDill AFB, FL ...................................................................................................................................... 54 91 ARS .................................................................................................................................................. 54 March Field, CA ......................................................................................................................................
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