Figure 23 labels an area "BULLDOG C MOA" with the note "EXCLUDES AIRSPACE 1500' AGL AND BELOW." What does this mean for a small UA flown at 300 feet AGL within the charted MOA boundary?

Why: The note means military training activity in Bulldog C MOA only occurs above 1,500 feet AGL — that altitude and below is excluded from the MOA, not included in it — so a small UA operating at 300 feet AGL within the lateral boundary is below the MOA's floor and not actually inside the designated airspace.

• Ignores the stated exclusion; the note specifically removes 1,500 feet AGL and below from the MOA, so an operation at 300 feet AGL is not inside the designated airspace.
• Misreads "excludes airspace 1500' AGL and below" as describing a ceiling rather than a floor — the note excludes everything at or below 1,500 feet AGL, meaning 1,500 feet AGL is the MOA's lower limit, not its upper limit.