As far as the 388th Fighter Wing squadrons go,
you can find some information at these sites:
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DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.
duckduckgo.com
DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.
duckduckgo.com
www.americanairmuseum.com
The 4th Fighter Squadron (4 FS) "Fighting Fuujins"
is part of the 388th Fighter Wing at Hill Air Force Base,
I have asked, and nobody knows what a "Fighting Fuujin" is.
Although "Fighting Fuujins" is official, they still go
by their WWII designation: skull.
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The 466th FS (AF Reserves) are the Diamondbacks.
en.wikipedia.org
So any callsigns related to snakes, i.e. Viper are theirs.
MOC = Maintenance Operations Center
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More: during exercises you may hear:
DIM Count.
DIM = Dead, Injured, Missing
BORTA = Base Opeational Readiness Trainng Area
A bivouac area on HAFB
UTTR:
HAG = Helicopter Air Ground training area.
A small village in the hills with Mosque, Hospital, & other buildings.
GAT = Ground Attack Training area
Using Publicly available maps:
This web mapping application will show you Discover base maps, kitchen sink react components, and the esri javascript api. It is a GitHub template that you can use to create your own.
atlas.utah.gov
40.31556, -113.06517 Wig Mtn
40.47846, -113.29583 Wildcat Mtn
40.51929, -113.34299 Kittycat Mtn
40.36887, -113.00294 Cedar Mtn
40.36805, -113.00122 Transmitter site at the end of road
40.99012, -113.13504 note the name of the road. Follow it north.
40.85921, -112.91373 Follow Puddle Valley Hwy north.
In Box Elder County, it makes a Y. 3rd St leads to Oasis.
Ditto: An AF compound located within Dugway PG,
coordinates unknown.
