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From: carlson@gateway.mitre.org (Bruce Carlson)
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Subject: Re: Area code data for Autovon number
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Date: 2 Jun 89 19:33:55 GMT
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>/* Written  2:20 am  May 27, 1989 by telecom-gateway@vector.UUCP in S41:
comp.dcom.telecom */
>/* ---------- ""area code" data for Autovon number" ---------- */
>>I'd like to mash a copy of the area code program to return locations
>>for Autovon prefixes (and vice-versa).  Does anyone have an online
>>copy of Autovon prefixes+locations I could grab for this purpose?

>>--Frank
>/* End of text from S41:comp.dcom.telecom */

I have a copy of the Department of Defense Telepone Directory for the
National Capital Region [Washington, DC for the nonmilitary types].
This directory provides the numbers for all DoD offices in Washington, DC
and also includes the AUTOVON prefixes and information numbers for almost
all DoD installations.  There is a statement on page one
that says this directory is "For sale by the Superintendent of
Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402".

If they will sell you a copy I assume it is legal to do so and it should
solve your problem with determining location of AUTOVON numbers.

Bruce Carlson
MITRE Corp

Disclaimer:  My comments do not necessarily reflect the views of MITRE
Corp or any government agency MITRE supports.