McMillan Airfield, Camp Roberts, CA, provide CIRPAS with a unique base of operations for UAV flight activity and offers the following:
· Unique site for interoperability training with UAVs and
Ground Units.
· The airfield is remote from populated areas and priority
flights.
· Camp Roberts’ weather pattern allows for a high number
(250 or more) of flight days per year.
· Restricted Air Space.
· The airfield is within restricted area designated (RAS)
R-2504 (surface to 15kft MSL). R-2504 is approximately 5 x 9.5 miles (8K
x 16K).
· A restricted area designated R-2513 lies within the
boundaries of nearby Fort Hunter Liggett. R-2513 is designated a
restricted area from surface to 23k ft MSL. R-2513 is approximately 10 x
20 miles (16K x 32K)
· R-2504 and R2513 can be activated by CIRPAS in
coordination with the appropriate base, enabling UAV flights without
interference with, or to, other aircraft. The area is also surrounded by
a series of MOAs to help facilitate Air Operations.
· Close proximity to Monterey and the Naval Postgraduate
School, Fort Hunter Liggett, Pacific Test Ranges, Lemoore NAS,
Nacimiento and San Antonio Lakes, and the Los Padres National Forest.
· Support infrastructure from CIRPAS and the CA-NG at Camp
Roberts.
* Office building with telephones and
internet connectivity, and full integrated multimedia system is
available to our customers.
* 40’x70’ hangar.
* Material Handling Equipment on site.
* Military vehicles available from
California Army National Guard Mobilization and Training Equipment Site
(MATES) facility.
* The airstrip is paved and marked with
centerline and limit line markings. Wind socks are located on the north
side of the runway at either ends. Currently the airfield has no lights
and is non-instrumented. The runway is a B-II category airstrip,
adequate for a maximum 12,500 lbs. aircraft. Additionally various
antenna stands have been erected.
