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== Fort Belvoir/Davison AAF ==
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= Fort Belvoir/Davison AAF (KDAA/DAA) =
  
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Davison Army Airfield is 15 miles southwest of Washington at Fort Belvoir, Va. It was named in honor of Brig. Gen. Donald A. Davison, noted aviation engineer during World War II. It became part of Fort Belvoir's Engineer School on Sept. 2, 1952. Less than two years later, Aug. 1, 1954, it was reassigned to the U.S. Army Military District of Washington. It has remained a subordinate installation of MDW ever since.
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The airfield has a 4,030 foot runway, occupies more than 500 acres, has 36 buildings and employs almost 400 people. The airfield has housed several aviation commands through the years, but the most visible mission has been providing fixed- and rotary-wing priority air transport to the Army, Department of Defense, federal-government officials and foreign dignitaries.
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Davison Army Airfield is located approximately 11.0 nms. southwest of Washington, DC at Fort Belvoir, Virginia on the DCA 227
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degree radial, and serves as HQ Operational Support Airlift Command (OSAC). In addition to regular United States Army based and transient aircraft movements, regular flights into DAA are operated by the United States Navy, United States Marine Corps, and the United States Coast Guard.  Many civilian flights also operate in and out of Davison on an ad hoc basis.
  
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From 1957 to 1976, Davison provided presidential helicopter support, with the command's Executive Flight Detachment flying missions supporting Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Ford. This mission was transferred entirely to the Marine Corps in July 1976.
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== Frequencies ==
  
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MDW's aviation-support unit, the 12th Aviation Battalion is stationed at Davison Airfield. It is made up of three helicopter companies, a helicopter-maintenance company, base operations and Headquarters Company. The battalion operates UH1 and UH60 helicopters in support of training and contingencies for the 3rd U.S. Infantry (The Old Guard) and other MDW units. It also provides airlift to the highest level of the Army and DoD.
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===Davison AAF===
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*Tower  -   126.300/229.400/241.000
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*Ground -   121.900/245.200
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*Clearance Delivery - 245.200
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*Davison Operations (Callsign "Davee Ops") - 139.400
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*Davison Metro - 139.400
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*Davison GCA/P - 118.850
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*Davison RDR - 119.950
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*ATIS - 128.175
  
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The battalion also operates a flight simulator facility at Davison. Active-duty, National Guard and Army Reserve pilots from five states get their instrument-flight training and maintain their flight records at the facility.
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;Potomac TRACON
  
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The Operational Support Airlift Command at Davison, run by the National Guard since 1995, consolidates the total Army's fixed-wing passenger aircraft in the continental United States. Davison Army Airfield is headquarters to the Total Army’s Operational Support Airlift Agency (OSAA) and its subordinate Operational Support Airlift Command (OSACOM). The OSAA is a Department of the Army, Field Operating Agency (FOA). under the National Guard Bureau. It includes active duty Army and Army National Guard (ARNG) soldiers and civilians.
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*APP/DEP - 118.9500 (124.000 has been used recently - for departures and south departures 9500' and above)
  
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=== Frequencies ===
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==Based Aviation Units==
  
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*Tower  -  126.300/229.400
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;OSACOM Det. 4
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*Ground -  121.900/444.500
 
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*Clearance Delivery - 245.200
 
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*Davison Operations "Davee Ops" - 139.400
 
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*Davison Metro - 139.400
 
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*Davison GCA/P - 118.850/248.500
 
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*Davison RDR - 119.950
 
  
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=== Based Aviation Units ===
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;DC ArNG
  
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====DC ArNG====
 
 
*94-0259  C-26B
 
*94-0259  C-26B
 
*97-0104  UC-35A
 
*97-0104  UC-35A
 
*98-0009  UC-35A
 
*98-0009  UC-35A
  
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====OSACOM/VA RFC====
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;OSACOM/VA RFC
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*78-23128  C-12C
 
*78-23128  C-12C
 
*84-24379  C-12R
 
*84-24379  C-12R
 
*85-1264  C-12T
 
*85-1264  C-12T
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*85-1265  C-12T
 
*85-1268  C-12T
 
*85-1268  C-12T
 
*85-1270  C-12T
 
*85-1270  C-12T
  
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====ANVIS====
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The four C-12Ts assigned to the VA RFC of OSACOM regularly perform shuttle flights and use daily incremental callsigns as below:
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*N321F    Be200 (C-12C)
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*PAT 1201
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*PAT 1202
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*PAT 1203
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*PAT 1204
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*PAT 2401
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*PAT 2402
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*PAT 2403
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*PAT 2404
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;VA ArNG
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;A/12 AvBtn A Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
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*UH-60
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;B/12 AvBtn B Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
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*UH-60
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;C/12 AvBtn C Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
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*UH-1
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;Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate
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;Callsign "ANVIS"
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*N321F    Be200 (C-12C) ANVIS 22
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*76-22565  DHC-6 ANVIS 20
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*82-23836  DHC-6 ANVIS 21
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*plus UNID UH-1 and UH-60.
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==Links==
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[http://www.airnav.com/airport/KDAA AirNav: Davison AAF]
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[http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/davison.htm GlobalSecurity.org: Davison AAF]

Latest revision as of 13:04, 21 July 2006

Fort Belvoir/Davison AAF (KDAA/DAA)

Davison Army Airfield is located approximately 11.0 nms. southwest of Washington, DC at Fort Belvoir, Virginia on the DCA 227 degree radial, and serves as HQ Operational Support Airlift Command (OSAC). In addition to regular United States Army based and transient aircraft movements, regular flights into DAA are operated by the United States Navy, United States Marine Corps, and the United States Coast Guard. Many civilian flights also operate in and out of Davison on an ad hoc basis.

Frequencies

Davison AAF

  • Tower - 126.300/229.400/241.000
  • Ground - 121.900/245.200
  • Clearance Delivery - 245.200
  • Davison Operations (Callsign "Davee Ops") - 139.400
  • Davison Metro - 139.400
  • Davison GCA/P - 118.850
  • Davison RDR - 119.950
  • ATIS - 128.175
Potomac TRACON
  • APP/DEP - 118.9500 (124.000 has been used recently - for departures and south departures 9500' and above)

Based Aviation Units

OSACOM Det. 4
DC ArNG
  • 94-0259 C-26B
  • 97-0104 UC-35A
  • 98-0009 UC-35A
OSACOM/VA RFC
  • 78-23128 C-12C
  • 84-24379 C-12R
  • 85-1264 C-12T
  • 85-1265 C-12T
  • 85-1268 C-12T
  • 85-1270 C-12T

The four C-12Ts assigned to the VA RFC of OSACOM regularly perform shuttle flights and use daily incremental callsigns as below:

  • PAT 1201
  • PAT 1202
  • PAT 1203
  • PAT 1204
  • PAT 2401
  • PAT 2402
  • PAT 2403
  • PAT 2404
VA ArNG
A/12 AvBtn A Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
  • UH-60
B/12 AvBtn B Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
  • UH-60
C/12 AvBtn C Company, 12th Aviation Battalion
  • UH-1
Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate
Callsign "ANVIS"
  • N321F Be200 (C-12C) ANVIS 22
  • 76-22565 DHC-6 ANVIS 20
  • 82-23836 DHC-6 ANVIS 21
  • plus UNID UH-1 and UH-60.

Links

AirNav: Davison AAF

GlobalSecurity.org: Davison AAF

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