Bicycle Lake AAF is at Ft. Irwin. I've driven past it on the tour and it doesn't look like much. Anway, they are testing a Boeing Scan-Eagle there.

ROZ is a Restricted Operating Zone. AGL is above ground level. That should be enough to translate the message. The time listed is military local, not zulu.

KBYS BICYCLE LAKE AAF M0007/10 - SCAN-EAGLE UAS FLYING SHALL TAKE PLACE FROM 29 JAN 10/0001L UNTIL 28 FEB 10/2359L, THE ROZ FOR THIS OPERATION, “ROZ SCAN-EAGLE”, SFC - 3500 AGL. THE ROZ SHALL BE “HOT” FROM 5 MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE UNTIL THE DEPARTING UAS REACHES AN ALTITUDE OF 1500 AGL (SOUTH OF GRIDLINE 04 MAY REMAIN OPEN TO ROTARY ACFT WHEN THE UAS IS DEPARTING NORTH, ROTARY WING ACFT WILL BE DIRECTED TO ENTER ROZ 1 VIA TAN 1 OR GREEN 5) DESERT RADIO MAY RESUME OPERATIONS AT OR BELOW 500 AGL ONCE UAS REACHES 1500 AGL, THE ROZ SHALL BE “COLD” WHEN THE DEPARTING UAS REACHES 3500 AGL; THE ROZ SHALL AGAIN BE HOT FOR UAS RECOVERY FROM 3500 AGL, DESERT RADIO MAY CONTINUE OPERATIONS UNTIL THE RECOVERING UAS REACHES 1500 AGL. CONTACT DESERT RADIO FOR ROZ STATUS. POC AVN MGMT SPEC 760-380-5852 OR AIR TFC MNGR 760-380-6369(DSN 470). 29 JAN 08:01 2010 UNTIL 28 FEB 07:59 2010. CREATED: 29 JAN 01:46 2010

Maybe Insitu or Boeing has a jet configuration this go around? I suspect they have something in the works, given the location.