0 OPEHATIONS ORDER NO. 2JOIN’ TIGER/CAT AGREEMENTS || | i 1. The following agreements between interested U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy agencies pertaining to TIGER/CAT were reached at a joint con~ ference held on 22 Sep 1953 at San Diego Naval Air Station. a. Operations: (1) Air Force aircraft will arrive and depart San Diego Naval Air Station at times and on dates specified in Annex B to Task Group 7.4 Operations Order Mo. 2-53, a copy of which has been provided the Commander, San Diego Naval Air Station, (2) San Diego Naval Air Station will innke available to Task Group 7.4 all facilities reqiirod for aircraft operations from 0600 hours to 1800 hours on Mission Day which is 27 October 1953, weather permitting, with 28 October 1953 as alternate, If a rerun is scheduled, it will be held on M plus 3 days. (3) Fleet Weather Central, Sen Diego Branch, will provide Task Group 7.4 with weather services as required, including briefings, current weather informntion and forecasts. (4) A Task Group 7.4 Operations Officer will assist ‘the . San Diego Naval Air Station Tower Operator in an advisory capacity in controlling mission take offs and landings of Air Force aircraft, (5) All Air Force pilots will comply with San Diego Naval Air Station flying regulations, (6) San Diego Naval Air Station will coordinate traffic so as to insure that TIGER/CAT aircraft meet all take off and landing schedules, (7) COMAIRPAC will coordinate the operation with all agencies having jurisdiction over warning, danger and operating areas affected by the operation and secure necessary clearances bo operate in these areas. The operational area limites are defined as: (a) A ten (10) mile wide corridor, the center of which is a direct line between San Diego Navel Air Station and the northern tip of San Clemente Islend and a forty (40) mile wide corridor the center of which is « direct line between the northern tip of San Clemente Island end the Sen Nicholas Island Airfield end a point 35 degrees, 18 minutes North and 122 degrees, 20 minutes West. The operation will be conducted within these corridors from 0600 hours until 1800 hours on Mission Dny at altitudes of 10,000 to 45,000 feet. Tastee