When you receive information concerning a ground missile emergency, notify other concerned facilities and take action to have alerting advisories issued by:
a. EN ROUTE: Air carrier company radio stations for each VFR company
aircraft which is or will be operating in the vicinity of the emergency.
b. EN ROUTE: FSSs adjacent to the emergency location.
c. TERMINAL: Relay all information concerning a ground missile
emergency to the center within whose area the emergency exists and disseminate
as an NOTAM.
REFERENCE -
P/CG term - Notice to Airmen.
10-7-2 IFR and Special VFR Minima
Reroute IFR and Special VFR aircraft as necessary to avoid the
emergency location by one of the following minima or by greater minima
when suggested by the notifying official:
a. Lateral separation - 1 mile between the emergency location
and either of the following:
1. An aircraft under radar control and the emergency location
which can be accurately determined by reference to the radar scope.
2. The airspace to be protected for the route being flown.
b. Vertical separation - 6,000 feet above the surface over the
emergency location.
Advise all known VFR aircraft which are, or will be, operating in the vicinity of a ground missile emergency to avoid the emergency location by 1 mile laterally or 6,000 feet vertically, or by a greater distance or altitude when suggested by the notifying official.
Advise all aircraft to avoid any observed smoke columns in the vicinity of a ground missile emergency.
EN ROUTE
When reports indicate that an emergency will exist for an extended
period of time, a Notice to Airmen may be issued.