Air refueling route error?

[DaveNF2G]

I tried to plot some northeastern aerial refueling routes on Google Earth. The coordinates that I used came from AP1B (described in other threads).

AR-205 and AR-212 turn out to be identical, according to the DoD document. Is this correct? Also, is there really a bend in the middle of this route?

 

[freqhopping]

Different directions of travel and altitudes.

 

[MWillyG]

Ar-205 & Ar-212

Dave,

In reference to your second question, yes, there is a "dog-leg" at a point that is roughly at the mid-point, I believe, of the track.

 

[DaveNF2G]

Thanks! Your map looks exactly like what I ended up with when I plotted AR-202, 206, 212, 609, and 631.

 

[TinEar]

Dave, that map provided by MWillyG above along with the frequencies used for AR ops, including all the new freqs, can be found in the Wiki.

http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Mid-Atlantic_AAR_Tracks

There is so much good info in the Wiki but it's often difficult to find unless you stumble upon the correct search term to be able to find it. I knew that map/freq page was there but it took several tries before it popped up. For that one I finally tried 'AR Tracks.' It's actually listed as "Mid-Atlantic AAR Tracks" although it contains much more than the Mid-Atlantic area.