Fact sheets
- 2024 Peaceful Chiricahua Skies fact sheet
- 2024 Peaceful Gila Skies fact sheet
- Protected Public Lands in the Tombstone MOA
- Endangered/Threatened Species in the Tombstone MOA
- Mini-report on USAF chaff (from Peaceful Gila Skies)
- Mini-report on USAF flares (from Peaceful Gila Skies)
- Mini-report on USAF noise (from Peaceful Gila Skies)
- Mini-report on USAF sorties (from Peaceful Gila Skies)
Sample letters and comments that you might adapt and use
- DEIS comments
- ** 2024 PCS comments, updated 11/8/24 ** – group sign-on (with 22 orgs and businesses), individual petition sign-on (with 3,877 sigs)
- 2024 PGS comments
- 2024 comments from the New Mexico State Land Office
- 2024 comments from Richard Webster and Rose Ann Rowlett
- 2024 comments from Rene Donaldson – part 1, part 2
- 2024 comments from Madrean Archipelago Wildlife
- 2024 comments from Harold Farmer
- 2024 comments from Ray Mendez
- 2024 comments from Lorraine Titus
- 2024 comments from Al Bamman
- 2024 comments from Aravaipa Canyon
- 2024 comments from Rod Rylander
- 2024 comments from Deborah Herczog and LTE
- 2024 comments from Karen Fasimpaur
- 2024 comments from Kim Vacariu
- 2024 comments from Jennie Towne
- 2024 comments from Michael Gregory
- 2024 comments from John Roser
- 2024 comments from Diane Davidson
- 2024 comments from Barb Hermann
- 2024 comments from Brad Emerson – 1, 2, 3
- 2024 comments from Paul Hirt
- 2024 comments from Melinda Matson Spina, additional comments including ones on the 492 SOW Beddown, letter to Ruben Gallego
- 2024 letter to Senator Kelly from Madrean Archipelago Wildlife
- 2024 comments and letter from Pamela Housh
- 2024 comments from Scottie McKasson
- 2024 comments from Maurine Joens
- 2024 comments on noise from a community member
- 2024 comments from Wild Earth Guardians
- 2024 comments from Tohono O’odham Nation
- 2024 comments from the EPA
** NOTE: If you’d like to share your comments, email them to us. (Note that inclusion here does not mean we endorse these comments.)
- Comments on 492 Special Ops Wing Beddown
- Sample 2-minute public hearing comments (written)
- Hearing comments (video)
- Scoping comments (Note that inclusion here does not mean we endorse these comments.)
- 2022 scope comment examples
- 2022 Peaceful Gila Skies fact sheet with sample scoping comments
- 2022 comments and sign-on from Peaceful Gila Skies (includes 34 groups)
- 2022 comments from Peaceful Chiricahua Skies – group sign-on, individual sign-on (with 832 names)
- 2022 comments from Chiricahua Regional Council
- 2022 comments from Carol Comeau
- 2022 comments from Deborah Hillyard
- 2022 comments from Michele Lanan
- 2022 comments from Helen Snyder
- 2022 comments from Narca Moore
- 2022 comments from Deborah Herczog and additional comments on noise
- 2022 letter to representatives from Janet Debelak Tyburec
- 2022 alternative suggestions from Michael Saremi
- 2022 comments from Ray Mendez
- 2022 comments from Kim Vacariu
- 2022 comments from Karen Fasimpaur and Brad Emerson
- 2022 comments from Diane Davidson
- 2022 comments from the Zoellicks
- 2022 comments from Richard Webster and Rose Ann Rowlett
- 2022 comments from Melinda Matson Spina with additional comments here
- 2022 comments from Harold Farmer
- 2018 letter from Grant County residents opposing Holloman proposal (similar initiative)
- 2017 scoping comments from conservation groups on Holloman proposal (similar initiative)
- Additional comments on Holloman proposal (similar initiative)
- 2022 scope comment examples
- Sample letter to elected officials
Action alerts
- January 25, 2024 – New F-35 jet fleet to Train over Chiricahua and Peloncillo Mountains
- April 13, 2023 Action Alert and update
- April 12, 2023 – Action Alert – Write to Senator Mark Kelly
- Peaceful Chiricahua Skies Action Alert – February 13, 2022
Press releases and press coverage here
Other resources
- Presentations
- Oct. 1, 2024 “Save Our Peaceful skies” workshop on the DEIS [pdf/slides] ** NEW/UPDATED
- Oct. 3, zoom informational session (video archive)
- Sept. 21 zoom informational session (video archive)
- FAA Guide to Low-Flying Aircraft
Maps
- Flight trackers (available on the web or as apps): FlightRadar24, FlightAware
- Tombstone MOA maps with alternatives
- U.S. Air Force overview map (click for interactive version – Note that on the interactive map, the purple area for the Tombstone MOA is the PROPOSED MOA expansion, and the black outline is the current MOA.)
- Map showing overlap of MOAs with federal public lands and tribes affected
- Map with VRs where fast moving jets are authorized to fly low-level routes, see here for more info