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Way Forward

Developing a National Spectrum Strategy

Based on the foregoing, we make the following findings and recommendations:

  • Additional Protected Federal Sites

    DoD continues to evaluate the list of protected military sites under Part 30 to ensure that the list reflects current and emerging mission requirements.

  • Adopt a Two-Phase Coordination Process

    The Public Notice asked for comment on the use of a coordination process for the Lower 37 GHz band that would leverage existing Part 101 coordination procedures with two phases.

  • Provide Priority Access for Military Operations in the Lower 200 Megahertz

    Since the FCC began considering service rules for the Lower 37 GHz band, priority access for Federal users has been contemplated.

  • Provide Co-equal Federal and Non-Federal Access to the Upper 400 Megahertz

    The Lower 37 GHz band is well-suited for co-primary, co-equal sharing, but DoD and other Federal operations are likely to follow due to longer acquisition timelines and technology development lifecycles for unique military systems.

  • Protect Adjacent Band Protection in Accordance with ITU Recommendations

    A critical issue is the need to protect operations in the adjacent 36-37 GHz band.