Twenty-one of the Training Areas are at times open for civilian recreational use that does not conflict with military operations. The Joint Base Lewis-McChord Range Complex rests on 64,000 acres of land, broken down into 32 separate training areas, 14 indirect firing points and 65 direct fire ranges.

The Area Access office is located in Building 4074, at the intersection of Stryker and Kaufman Avenues on JBLM Main. This video provides an overview of JBLM's 23 training areas, and how to schedule them, please click HERE view.Īrea Access Individual/Group Permit Procedures:Ĭivilian Access Range Control operates the Area Access office to issue permits and grant non-training access to the Range Complex. This video provides a brief explanation of this important tool for scheduling facliites on the JBLM Range Complex, please click HERE to view. JBLM Uses RFMSS for scheduling facilities that belong to the JBLM Range Complex: ✪ Range Facility Management Support System ITAM programs include: TRI, RTLA, LRAM and SRA. ITAM is based on the integration of military mission, natural resource stewardship and environmental compliance. Range Mission: Implement the Army Sustainable Range Program and Integrated Training Area Management Program on Joint Base Lewis-McChord ranges and maneuver lands, and prescribe range safety and risk management policies and responsibilities for live fire and maneuver training.Ībout ITAM: The Integrated Training Areas Management program is the Army’s comprehensive approach to land management.

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