two other things re DOD vs NACO plates
If you look at the NACO low altitude enroute IFR chart, you will notice that airports are listed in either blue, green or brown. the color is related to charted IAP's
blue - airport has at least one IAP published in the DOD plates (includes mil airports with IAP's published only in DOD plates as well as civil airports with approaches published in NACO and DOD plates)
green - airport has IAP published in civil NACO plates only
brown - airport has no published IAP's (may apply to civil or mil)
in small print at the top of the page of the IAP will be an abbreviation for the publishing agency - usually FAA for civil, USAF for USAF, USA for Army, USN for Navy & Marines
If you look at the NACO low altitude enroute IFR chart, you will notice that airports are listed in either blue, green or brown. the color is related to charted IAP's
blue - airport has at least one IAP published in the DOD plates (includes mil airports with IAP's published only in DOD plates as well as civil airports with approaches published in NACO and DOD plates)
green - airport has IAP published in civil NACO plates only
brown - airport has no published IAP's (may apply to civil or mil)
in small print at the top of the page of the IAP will be an abbreviation for the publishing agency - usually FAA for civil, USAF for USAF, USA for Army, USN for Navy & Marines
