Road Segment City Name and Addresses Primary Segment City NameĪll road segments within the confines of the gated fenceline of a Military Installation should have the official name of the base/post as the Primary City Name. Do not use third party sources such as Google Maps or privileged sources not available to all of the public as information for mapping or approving DoD installations in Waze. Therefore, use official sources only, such as DoD websites, PAO, MWR, Military Community Services, authorized on-installation tenants and other official source information that the Installation hosts online and/or disseminates for public use. The Public Affairs Office (PAO), Visitor Centers, MWRs and other Installation agencies host information that the public is allowed to know and to reference. The Command of each military installation, facility and/or activity ensures that the information it provides to the public is legal and appropriate for public dissemination. Editors who have trusted DoD access to more detailed information should not include that information in the Waze Map Editor.ĭoD Installations comply with Operational Security (OPSEC) and Physical Security regulations. Remember we are balancing the improved use of the Waze application with the Safety and Security of our Armed Forces. These can include unclassified maps that are published and/or distributed by the U.S Government (.gov), the DoD (.mil), FEMA, USGS, MWR, Post Visitor Centers, On-base hotels, or Range Control for Hunting and Fishing activities. When mapping roads and places/areas, use only maps that are Unclassified, non-copyrighted, and are distributed for public/visitor use. Military Installations have many different kinds of maps available for reference. Throughout these guidelines, the terms "Base", "Post", and "Camp" are used interchangeably. Each base is unique in its place and purpose, but DoD installations have similar facilities and services. The second type is comprised of training complexes, airfields, schoolhouses, and offices that are located within civilian communities. They are geographically distinct from their surrounding communities and are most often gated and/or fenced. The first type consists of Posts, Bases, Camps, and other military facilities that require DoD access authorization. The DoD has two general classes of facilities. Separate guidelines are still under development for all other DoD Installations stationed Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS). These guidelines are intended to address installations and facilities located within the Continental United States (CONUS), its overseas states of Alaska and Hawaii, and the territories of Guam, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. The United States Department of Defense has installations and facilities located throughout the nation to train and support our Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard personnel serving in the Active Components, the Reserves, the National Guard, Veterans, and Retirees. 6.1.6 Coast Guard and Coast Guard Reserves.5.6 Visitor Access and Services Open to the Public.5.4 Point or Area Places NOT Approved for Military Bases.5.3 DoD-specific Places approved for Military Bases.5.1 DoD-specific Places approved for local communities.2.1.3 Building Names and Address Information.2.1 Road Segment City Name and Addresses.
1 Military Installations and DoD Facilities.
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