[MilCom] Sentry Eagle Kingsley Field: Klamath Falls Oregon

[Daryll]

Here is some info that may be helpful.  Any additions or corrections would 
be welcome.

Did the VHF tower freq change to 118.2 from 118.5?

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KLAMATH FALLS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Oregon


ICAO ID: KLMT  -LOCATED 42.09N 121.44W, off I-39 10m SE of Klamath Falls

ZIP: 97603-0400   PHONES: 541-885-6350, DSN 830-6350

UNITS: 173 Fighter Wing (OR ANG) // 270 Air Traffic Control Sqdn (OR ANG)

HISTORY: The airport opened in 1928, and was a Naval Air Station during 
WWII.

  From 1954 to 1978, it was the site of the Kingsley Field AFB.  The Oregon

  ANG arrived in 1980, and F4C Phantom operations began there in 1983.  The

  facilities main mission since then has been fighter pilot training,

  currently with F-15's.  The U.S. Forest Service maintains a Fire Center 
and

  a Tanker Base at this airport.  Kingsley Field has two runways on 405 
acres,

  and is named for Lieutenant David R. Kingsley, a Medal of Honor recipient

  who perished in an aircraft crash over enemy territory in WWII.

AIRFIELD OPERATIONS:

 173 FW CP: 298.40, 339.70             ATIS: 126.50, 263.00

 Ground Control: 121.90, 348.60        Tower: 118.50, 257.80

 App/Dep: 123.675, 127.60, 270.80, 351.70

GROUND FREQUENCIES:

 Aircraft Maint: 163.5875, 165.0125    Base Ops: 173.5375

 Civil Engineers: 173.4375             Disaster Net: 163.525

 Fire/Crash: 173.5875                  Medical Net: 165.1125

 Munitions: 165.1625                   POL Trucks: 165.1375

 Security: 163.4875

OTHER: 139.700, 143.800, 149.175, 150.325


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "MHolzinger" <mholzinger at gmail.com>
To: "MilCom" <milcom at mailman.qth.net>; <nwscan at yahoogroups.com>; 
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Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 4:06 AM
Subject: [MilCom] Sentry Eagle Kingsley Field: Klamath Falls Oregon


Kingsley Field is gearing up for the Sentry Eagle open house this
Saturday. While Sentry Eagle is a training exercise first and
foremost, the open house provides valuable public relations.

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