Avon Park Air Force Range

The Avon Park Air Force Range (APAFR) (ICAO: KAGR, FAA LID: AGR) or MacDill Air Force Base Auxiliary Field, is a United States Air Force bombing range and air-ground training complex in the U.S. state of Florida located east of the city of Avon Park.

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