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    This document summarizes the requirements for flight safety for vehicles launched and operations conducted from US Air Force Space Command ranges, including the Eastern and Western Ranges. It establishes safety requirements for programs like ballistic missiles, space vehicles, cruise missiles, and other systems. The document applies these safety requirements to any individual or organization conducting activities on Air Force Space Command ranges, including the Department of Defense, US government agencies, civilian launch operators, and foreign government entities. Compliance with the flight safety requirements is necessary to obtain approval to conduct operations covered in the document.

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    This document summarizes the requirements for flight safety for vehicles launched and operations conducted from US Air Force Space Command ranges, including the Eastern and Western Ranges. It establishes safety requirements for programs like ballistic missiles, space vehicles, cruise missiles, and other systems. The document applies these safety requirements to any individual or organization conducting activities on Air Force Space Command ranges, including the Department of Defense, US government agencies, civilian launch operators, and foreign government entities. Compliance with the flight safety requirements is necessary to obtain approval to conduct operations covered in the document.

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    BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND

    AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND MANUAL 91-710, VOLUME 2


    1 JULY 2004

    Safety

    RANGE SAFETY USER REQUIREMENTS


    MANUAL VOLUME 2 - FLIGHT SAFETY
    REQUIREMENTS

    NOTICE: This publication is available digitally on the AFDPO WWW site at:
    http://www.e-publishing.af.mil.

    OPR: AFSPC/SEC (Lt Col John Humphries) Certified by: AFSPC/SE (Col Billy Colwell)
    Pages: 61
    Distribution: F

    This manual implements Department of Defense Directive (DoDD) 3100.10, Space Policy, DoDD
    3200.11, Major Range and Test Facility Base, DoDD 3230.3, DoD Support for Commercial Space
    Launch Activities, AFPD 91-1, Nuclear Weapons and Systems Surety, AFPD 91-2, Safety Programs,
    AFPD 63-12, Assurance of Operational Safety, Suitability, and Effectiveness, AFI 91-202, The US Air
    Force Mishap Prevention Program (AFSPC Sup.1) and the Memorandum of Agreement between the
    Department of the Air Force and the Federal Aviation Administration on Safety for Space Transporta-
    tion and Range Activities.This volume incorporates information previously found in Eastern and Western
    Range 127-1, Chapter 2, Flight Analysis. It establishes the requirements for flight safety for vehicles
    launched and operations conducted from the Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) ranges, including the
    Eastern Range (ER) and Western Range (WR). The volume includes requirements for the following pro-
    grams: ballistic missiles and space vehicles; cruise missiles and remotely piloted vehicles; small unguided
    rockets or probe vehicles; aerostats or balloons systems; projectiles, torpedoes, and non-propulsive
    air-dropped bodies; air-launched vehicles; intended support plans for aircraft and ships; directed energy
    systems; and the launch of large nuclear systems into space. Flight Safety Requirements approval is a
    necessary prerequisite for conducting operations covered by this volume. By itself, Flight Safety Require-
    ments approval does not constitute permission to conduct an operation. Unless specifically noted in this
    volume, the term Range Safety refers to the Operations Support and Flight Safety Requirements groups
    at the ER and WR.
    This volume applies to all Range Users conducting or supporting operations on the AFSPC ranges. Range
    Users include any individual or organization that conducts or supports any activity on resources (land,
    sea, or air) owned or controlled by AFSPC ranges. This includes such organizations as the Department of
    Defense (DoD), United States (US) government agencies, civilian launch operators, and foreign govern-
    ment agencies and other foreign entities that use AFSPC range facilities and test equipment; conduct pre-
    launch and launch operations, including payloads to orbital insertion or impact; and/or require on-orbit or
    other related support. Commercial users intending to provide launch services from one of the ranges shall
    have a license or license application in process from the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation
    Administration (FAA) or have a DoD sponsorship and be accepted by the DoD to use the ER or WR. For-
    eign government organizations or other foreign entities shall be sponsored by an appropriate US govern-

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