Atterbury-Muscatatuck will configure the capabilities of the Indiana Air Range Complex to enhance your specific training experience. The IARC is embedded with, and overlays, Atterbury-Muscatatuck and Jefferson Proving Ground. The complex includes two air-to-ground impact areas and associated Special Use Airspace for both kinetic and virtual use.The Indiana Air Range Complex is an integral part of the larger enterprise, which also incorporates Muscatatuck Urban Training Complex.

The special use airspace and air-to-ground ranges are coupled with two Indiana Air National Guard Wings, co-located on civilian airports, with runways able to accept 747/C-5-size aircraft employing their Fighter, Intel and ASOS mission sets with all associated support functions. Contact scheduling

Available are:

• Air-to-ground and JTAC SMEs
• Air scored targets
• Strafe targets
• Rocket targets
• Laser capabilities
• Day and night operations for manned and unmanned activity
• Restricted airspace for unmanned flight training and testing
• Ever-increasing 5th Gen training capabilities

The Indiana Training Range Complex has evolved its training capacity to include the electromagnetic spectrum to its current offerings of airspace and ground training space.  The process evolved from a gap analysis for training needed for the RPA community in partnership with Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB)  The training model is to create a dense, complex operating space by exploiting combined force training, both live and virtual.

Since the first live/virtual/constructive (LVC) event in August 2014, the training space has grown to include WPAFB, Camp Atterbury, Muscatatuck and Jefferson Range.

The partnership between the Army National Guard, Air National Guard and the U.S. Air Force has enabled us to truly provide the best LVC training capability, globally for tactical level training execution with combined force employment.

Another unique training attribute is that it is exportable, that is, we have “delivered it in real-time” to other agencies at locations including Fort Campbell, Norfolk and Fort Bragg where the C2 nodes are tasked in executing decision matrices. 

The training model has evolved to address the inclusion of the DGS units. Using existing networks and working cross-domain solutions, we are able to “plug-in” any applicable unit or agency to participate in our scenarios.

• Jefferson Range 
• Range 36 Air-to-Ground Gunnery
• Himsel Army Airfield
• Special Use Airspace
• Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)

Himsel Army Airfield (11II)

Department of Defense (DoD): Visual Flight Rules (VFR) supplement as “HIMSEL AAF”
Prior Permission Request (PPR) Required For Arrivals

Contact Himsel Tower or Range Control on 126.2 VHF

• Comm: 812-526-1355
• Fax: 812-526-1775
• DSN: 569-2355
• DSN Fax: 569-2775

Runway is approximately 36/18 4220’ x 72’ and Field Elevation 709’ Mean Sea Level
May require approach over impact area. (Ranges must be in check-fire)

Jefferson Range

Office and Tower:

• DSN: 873-5116
• Com: 812-689-7295
• Fax: 812-689-3519

HOURS OF OPERATION:

• Tuesday through Friday days – 1300-2100Z
• Tuesday through Thursday nights – as scheduled
• Saturday and Sunday - as scheduled
• Other times are considered on a case-by-case basis.

AIRSPACE HOURS OF OPERATION:

• R-3403A is available for scheduling daily from 0630 to 2400 local time.
• R-3403B is available for scheduling daily from 0800 to 2300 local time.
• JPG A/B/C/D MOAs are activated in conjunction with R-3403A/B and available for scheduling daily from 0800-2300 local time: other times by NOTAM.

Venues available to reserve:

• Dedicated Unmanned Aircraft Operations Facilities
• Operations and Maintenance Hangar
• Admin and Operational Office Space
• Classrooms