14-12 24-25 Ohtsained theouch the FREELOM wie fb cD st OTN ACT by the CHRONOLOGY rms Reco and Mee! . ie cpateh Project Tsiststu - “ot Studies aug 10 96! 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing JANUARY EVENT The 9 SRW received the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for the neriod 1 July to 30 June 1984.~ Detachment 2 relinquished Buliding 712 at Osan AR, Korea, to the Base Billeting Office. The facility had previously been used to house temporary duty people assigned to the Detachment. The change became necessary dye to the scheduled demolition of the building in July 1985. Chief Master Sergeant Jegeph A. L. Arel took over as Wing Senior Enlisted Advisor. Wing officials conducted a majgr accident response exercise. Overall rating - Satisfactory. A KC-135Q tanker had a flight incident in the local traffic pattern when it encounterd several birds (starlings). zne birds struck the number two engine ring causing damage. Chief Master Sergeant Jane. Boyd, SAC Senior Enlisted Advisor, toured the hase. A U-2R aircraft experienced a flameout while in a descent to landing. The engine was restored inflight.and the aircraft made an uneventful landing. The 14th gir Nivision conducted a Staff Assistance Visit to the Wing. General Bennie Davis, Commander-in-Chief, SAC, completed a two day visit of the Wing. ,Including tours of the maintenance ang intelligence complexed.” Colonel David H. Pinsky assumed command of the 9SRW. Calonel Robert RB. McConnell, former 9SRW Deputy Commander for Intelli- gence, assumed duty as QSRW Vice Commander on the same day. Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Siers hecame the acting Deputy Com- mander for Intelligence.
«ad roy QT fen) 14-15 CHRONOLOGY (Cont) JANUARY EVENT A Beale SR-7iA aircraft had foreign object damage (FOD) to the number one engine. Ouring a post-flight inspec- tion, a maintenance team discovered damage to the first stage compressor blades. 1yhe crew did not experience flying problems inflight. A U-2CT trainer went off the runway at Beale dus to tail wheel materietfailure. Minor damage occurred. The 8lue Ribbon, Banel completed its investigation of recent U-2/ TR-}j accidents. The contractor remained approximately 14 weeks benind schedule on the block renovation of the living quarters at Detach- ment 3, Akrotiri SBA, Cyprus. Progress on the Operations and Administration Building remained dormant because of incompletion of the interior. 4 7-32 jet aircraft assianed to Beale experienced a flame- out of its number one engine shorgly after normal engine start. The mission was éborted. wing officials conducted @ major accident response exercise. Overall rating - Satisfactory. ~ 8 Beale 7-284 aircraft was on 2 touch-and-go janding when it experienced a compression stall on the number two engine. inspection, yes ‘ealed damage to the compressor due te bird injesticn. Prigadier General Ke came tc Beale. The G Advocate, e tio on the GSR legal program. r briefing fo) au th Neison, SAC Staff Judg en ge eceived an orient A TR-JB aircraft deployed ,to RAF Alconburyv, United Kingdom, via a Busy Relay Sortie. ~ Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, Sam E. Parish, visited the OSRW. He spoke with paople about present Air Force policies and initiatives.“
OATE 18 - él - 1-2 ~ CHRONOLOGY (Cont) FEBRUARY EVENT Base officials discovered a leaking fuel line near the Lockheed Gate. The incident did not require reporting under current environmental or regulatory agency criteria.” ~ General James E. Light, Fifteenth Air Force Commender, announced that the 9SRW Safety of5ice had won the Fifteenth Sir Force Safety Award for 1984.7 A ohysiological incident occurred when a U-2R pilot experienced hot flashes and a tingling of the skin (six hours into a mis- sion) which he intergreted as possible hypoxia. The mission was aborted 3qd a descent beqan. The symptoms disappaerred upon descent.— Base officials found a transformer leak in the military family housing area. No PCB contaminants were found and the incident did not require repopging under current environmental or reguiatory criteria.” MARCH Brigadier General Elmer T. Brooks, Assistant Deputy Under- Secretary for Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces cage to Reale. The General spoke at a Black Heritage Dinner.” Wing Officials conducted a maior accident response exercise (MARE) inconjunction with a loca? Short Sprint Exercise. Overall rating for the MARE - Satisfactory. All other major areas of the Short Sprint were rated satisfactory with the ex- ception of aircraft generation (Outstanding) and personnel recall] (Marginal). Beale Served as a stag5ng area for an operation known as Coronet Wast Voodoo. Vice. Admiral Hunincton Hardesty, 'Inited States Nayy, received an orientation an OSRW reconnaissance activities.
DATE 20-25 Vee — 22 ine S ' rm wn ins) doa CHRONOLOGY MARCH EVENT Inspectors from the SAC Chief of Security Police Office performed a Wing Secygity Evaluation (WSE). Qveral] rating - Excellent. Congressman Anthony C. Beilensan, Dgpocratic Reoresen- tative of California, toured Beale. ~Congressman Robert Stump, Renublican from Arizona, visited Beale and,received an orientation flight in an SR-71 aircraft. Contracting finished five facility projects totalling $1,145,390. Work continued on 14 additional ggntracts, with four listed between 96 - 99 percent complete.~~ APRIL Colenel John Fuller assumed duty as Seputy Commander for Maintenance; and Cozgnel John A. Anderson became the new Hospital Commander. A KC-1350 experienced a bird strike approximately three miles out on final approach to Beale. The damage was con- fined to the number two gagine ring cowl which suffered a three toa four inch dent. Major J.C. 2ipko assumed command of she 9th Combat Support Group Headquarters Squadron Section.” Members of the wing participated in a contingency exercise. All aspects of the SAC operational plan 1903-81 were eval- uated, alang with the response to a simulated nuclear disaster. Basically, the exercise tested the readiness status and evalua- ted the contingency capability of the wing. Qverali wing rer- sonnel demonstrated an excellent capability te complete required actions under the operationa plan. ~~ The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted an inspection of base facilities. The agency was generally pleased with base efforts in managing hazardous waste at Beale. The most significant problem was the absence of monitoring welis in the photowaste sludae ponds. Mr. Martin Hurwitz, Director af General Defense Intellinence Program visited Beale AFB. -
3-4 8-9 17 2f) 22 27 31 CHRONOLOGY APRIL EVENT A Beale T-38 jet experienced a bird strike while flying transition sorties in the McClellan AF& traffic pattern. During a touch-and-go landing the number two engine comp- ressor stalled and the planned take-off was aborted. An inspection revealed the number two engine was damaged beyond local.gepair. Blood stains were found on the inlet guide vanes.” Officials at Detachment 1 solicited bids for a contract to modify the electrical nower distribution system in the hangars. Constructjan was projected to start in late June or early July. MAY Lieutenant General Williams, Director of the Defense Intel- ligence Agency toured facilities af the Sth SRW. ©” General John Vessey, Jr. goChairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff visited Beale AFB.” The new Child Development Cenjsr officially opened its doors with @ capacity of 118. The 9th SRW maintenance complex received the Pratt and Whitney Award during ceremonies at the Blackbird Reunion in Reno, Nevada. The award honors units that have made a significant contribution to the,3R-71 and U-2/TR-1 maintenance and Logistics programs. While returning from a night operational sortie at an over seas detachment, and SR-71 crew allowed their airspeed to bleed off during the descent unti!? both engines flamed-out. The engines ke-started and the aircraft made an uneventful landing. The 9th SRW/CVI conducted an exercise which simulated the crash of a KC-135Q fanker. Officials graded the exercise as satisfactory. "~ Colonel David H. Pinsky, 9th SRW Commander, presided overs ceremonies which renamed 4th Street Gavin Mandery Prive. Colonel Gerald West replaced Colonel! Adolphus Bledsne as 9th SRW Deputy Commander for Operatiung, Colonel Bledsae retired from active duty an this date.
2-8 12-19 i7 CHRONOLOGY (Cont) MAY EVENT Military Family Housing (MFH) Contract bids opened in May with the low bid going to Allied Painting and Decorating of Denver, Colorado. The new contract, scheduled to go into effect 1 July, contained an additional provision for repairing dry rot. An on-going survey of Capehart housing for dry rot indicated that approx igately fifty percer:t of the houses surveyed had been affected. The Wing received its first Fuel Savings Advisory/Cockpit Avionics System (FSA/CSA) modified aircraftcan late May. The second aircraft was picked up in late June. The KC-135Q aircraft finished the month of May with a 68 percent fully mission capable rate, the second highest in two ears. y JUNE The Comma ager of Detachment 3 accented the new administrative building. ~ 4 nine-man team conducted a S&C Site survey at Detachment 1. The purpose ot the survey was to plan adequate facilities to house and operated the SR-71 ASARS-1 Intelligence Ground Support Segment (GSS) at the Detachment. Additional space was provided for van additions and ASARS-1 sensor planning. The resulting plan provided for building a Sensitive Com- partmented Information Facility (SCIF) and a putter building to house Mobile Processing Center (MPC) vans.° All four wells at the photo waste plant were installed in May ard the first set of samples were collected on 4 June. There were no sians of contamination during well drilling, but enviranmental engineering could not be sure until the sample results were received. Monitoring also continued on ‘the wells for the sludge ponds. Initial samples indicated no contamination present in the groundwater. The 9th SRW participated in Global Shield ‘@5. This Joint Chiefs of Staff directed exercise tested the readiness of the Strategic Air Command. | The Wing held its third MARE of the quarter. Base units res- ponded to a sumulated weapons handlipg accident. Evaluators rated the exercise as satisfactory.
DATE 21 30 30 30 8-10 11 CHRONOLOGY (Cont) JUNE EVENT Mr. John McMahon, Deputy Director of the Central Intel- ligence Agency visited the 9th SRW. At Beale Mr. McMahon receivedcan orientation flight in a TR-1B reconnaissance trainer.~ Lieutenant Colonel George R. Hindmarsh took command of the 250th Air Refueling Squadron. He replaced Lieutenant Colonel William P. Cob, whe went to Headquarters SAC, Offutt AFB, Nebraska. The average occupancy rate for military family housing increased from 97.8 to 98.9 percent due to reduced turn- around time and fewer vacant units. Repair of dry rot continued as tks primary reason for placing units on tne inactive list. The U-2 and TR-1 mission capable pilot manning reached the 25 man minimum required level. Manning was expected tp in- crease by late summer as students graduated. contractors had completed eleven construction projects Base Beale totalling $6,112,856. as at Workers finished the operations Building Rehabilitation Pro- ject at Detachment 1. Trangation to the new facility was completed without incident. ~~ A ¥Y-& Secure Ground System was installed at Detachment 536 however, problems with the equipment prectuded acceptance. JULy A new contractor assumed yesponsibility for maintenance of military family housing. Lieutenant Colone? Jimmy L. McLean assumed command of 9SRW Detachment 2; and Lieutenant Colonel] John F. Swanson took command of OSRW Detachment 3.°- General Bennie L. avis, Coumander-in-Chief of SAC (CINCS&C) visited 9SPN Detachment 1. General Bennie L. Davis, CINCS4C; Major General Robert 0. Beckel, Hq SAC/DQ; Major General John .). Dornan Jr., Hq S4C/LG; Bricadier General Keith E. Nelson, Hq SAC/JA; and CMSGT Jan C. Boyd, pac Senior Enlisted Advisor, visited 9SRW Detachment 2.
DATE 11-18 15 15-25 16 17 26 30 16 20-21 CHRONOLOGY (Cont) JULY EVENT Headquarters Fifteenth Air Force conducted a Staff Assistance Visit for,9SRw Detachment 1. Overall results - Satis- factory. Captgdn Frank &. Richardson assumed command of the 1883 ISs. Colonel James 5A Wilson assumed command of the 9th Combat Support Group. ~ Aircrews from the wing were inspected by the Ist Combat Evaluation Group (CEVG). Based on the ratings of aircrew performance and programs and aircrew mission effectiveness, the wing received an overall unit rating of excellent. Contractors finished the Phase II regyrbishment of the opera- tions building at 9SRW Detachment 1. The wing conducted a major acc ident jresponse exercise (HARE}. Overall rating - Marginal. The nevizhockheed Gate (main fliahtline entrance) officially opened. Brigadier General Henry Viceltiia, Vice Commander , an An- tonio Logistics Center, visited Beale. Colonel Royce C. Mathews, former Commander of the 9th Combat Support Group, retired from active duty. AUGUST Tre Oth SRW Safety Office received the dward of Merit for 1984 from the National Safety Council. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph C. Kinego replaced Lieutenant Colonel Alan B. Cirino as Commander of the 1st SRS.°~ The Conmander of QSRW Detachment 4 formaiiy accepted the J, new consolidated maintenance facility from the contractor. ~ The wing conducted the,aecond MARE of the quarter. Qverall rating - satisfactory. Brigadier General Richard L. Stoner, Ha USAF, Director of Maintenance and Suppl, visited Beale.. He briefed wing aqgen- cies on the Air Force Combat Ammunition Center.
DATE 23 27 29 i— co CHRONOLOGY (Cont) AUGUST EVENT The Sth SRW Fuels Bragch received an award for "Best Fuels Branch in SAC. Major General Richard T. Trundy and Brigadier General David S. Watrous, HgPACAF, Operations Division, visited SRW Setachment 1.~ General Keitare Watanabe, Chairman of the JCS, JASSF; Lieutenant General Edward L. Tixier, USFJ, 15AF/CC; Major General John Phillips, USFJ/COFS; and Brigadier Genegg] Donald Snyder, 313 AD/CC, visited 9SRW Detachment 1. A KC-1354 jet tanker from the 93rd, Bomb Wing, Castle AFB, California, crashed at Beale AFB. Brigadier General Anthony J. Farrington, Commander, Logis- tics Operations Center, Air Force Logistics Command (AFLC) briefed the wing staff on Beale's support for the Air Force Combat Ammunition Center. Major General Perrots, Director of the Datense Intelligence Agency (DIA), visited 9SRW Detachment 5. SEPTEMBER Brigadier General David C. Morehouse, SAC Judge Advocate ,og visited Beale. He observed the on-base legal operations. Beale held its annual Guest pay .89 The Headquarters SAC Maintenance Standardization and Eval- uation Team (MSET) conducted an inspection of the 9th SRW Maintenance complex. The team completed 422 personnel evaluations, 474 technical inspections and checked the 90 “quality assurance program. Overall rating - Excellent. Majors Donald D. Tabor and Robert F. Behler, of the Ist SRS, received the Jerome F. O'Malley award. This award 9] recagnized the best reconnaissance crew in the Air Force.”
20 21 19-11 16-17 21-25 SEPTEMBER (Cont) Mr. Ernest K. Gann, a well known aviation writer, visited Beale. He received a TR-1B orientation flight andgserved as guest speaker at the wing's dining-in ceremony. The 9th SRW conducted the third Major Accident Response Exercise, gMARE) for the quarter. Qverall rating - Satis- factory. The wing held its annual dining-in ceremony.°4 Contractors completed nine renair and construction pro- Jects totalling $1,258,985. Five additional projects continued in various stages of completion. 7” OCTOBER Beale AFB tankers flew refueling supgert for the quarter's first BUSINESS EFFORT 86-1 missions. An augmented force of two KC-1350 from the 9SRW and seven KC-135As from Eighth Air Force units, ail operating from Beale AFB, ggrticipate in a USCENTAF exercise (QUICK FORCE 86-1.7 Lieutenant General James E. Light Jr., Fifteenth Air Force Commander, visited Beale AFB, During his visit he presented the 9th Supply Squadron wigh an award for "Best ruels Management Branch in SAC. ~- A Beale assigned T-38 suffered a flameout on the number one engine during a routine training mission. The crew was able to restart the engings diverted to March AFB and landed without further incident.” . Beale AFB along with Mather AFR, McClellan AFB, Lincoln Communications Site, Lincoln Fire and Police Departmentz , Placer County Sheriff and Coroner and the California Highway Patrol! conducted an exercise of the Regional Res- panse Force. The simulation was a T-37 and C-141 mid-air “collision and, igvolved nuclear material. Exercise was rated SATISFACTORY. Fifteenth Air Force Staff Assistance (SAV) team visits Beale AFB. According to Coionel David H. Pinsky, 9SRW Commander, “overall, they Jucged, fhe ‘health’ and morale of the wing (te be) very qood." ~~
DATE 22 31 00 18-21 25-26 30 2-5 OCTOBER (CONT) EVENT A maintenance worker discovered FOD damage to the first three states of the Nl compressoporotor and stator blades fi an engine of a 9SRW KC-135Q.~ The Miller Lake Dam repair project was completed at a cost of $3,450, 9,Miller Lake is one of five lakes located on the base.” NOVEMBER The wing cenducted the quarterly Senior Staff Orientation Course which is designed ta give attendees a better under- standing of the SR-71 and U-2/TR-1 reconnaissance prog- rams. A single KC-1359 from the 9 SRW refueled an F-4 apd F-15 in support of a DOD anti-satellite (ASAT) test. A T-38 assigned to Beaie 4FB sustained extensive FOD damage (more than $26,000) when a “pio pin" worded loose from an Inlet GyAde Vane inspection panel and was sucked into the engine. A United States Air Force Civil Engineering and Services Management Team (CESMET) conducted an inspection of the 9th Civil Engineering and 9th Services Squadrons, Overall evaluation of base programs was EXCELLENT. An evaluation (SHORT SPRINT) of the Battle Staff and Base Fire Department was rated Satisfactory. The exercise was conducted to determine agency response to a large, fast moving grass fire which, during the simulation threatened the fuel storagegrea, flightline, PAVE PAWS and military family housing. A new softball complex with two fields was completed near the interspetion of C Street and Doolittle Drive. Cost was $252,484. DECEMBER 9th SRW tankers and crews participated in the} second BUSINESS EFFORT 86-1 mission of the quarter.
DATE 13 14-29 7 DECEMBER (Cont) EVENT SMSgt James D. Thompson, 9 AMS was sele-ted as the 14th Air Division First Sergeant of the Year. * All Beale flying operations were suspended due to extremely dense fog throughout the Sacramento Valley. A, tgtal of 209 sorties were cancelled during this period. A Major Accident Response Exercise (MARE) was conducted simulating an attack by terrorists. The group penetrated the base with a make-shift nuclear device and took nostages. Negotiations failed and response forces had to deal with a high explosive detonation which destroyed two jet fuel 113 storage tanks (simulated). Overall rating was SATISFACTORY.
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES 1. Extract (U), "9th SRW CCE Visitor Files," as of 3i March 85. 2. Rpts (S/DECL OADR),"Detachment History," Det 2 to QSRW/CC, Jan- 3. List (U), "9th SRY Roster of Key Personnel," as of 31 Mar 85. 4. Rpt (U),"Major Accident Response Exercise”, 3 Jan 85, SSRW/CV to 14AD/CC, et al.. 5. List (U), "Flight Safety Records," QSRW/SE, Jan - Mar 85. 6. Extract (U), "@th SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 3] Mar 85. 7. List (U), "Flight Safety Records," QSRW/SE, Jan ~ Mar 85. 8. Rot (U) 14th AD Staff Assistance Visit," 14th AD/CC to QSRW/CC, Jan 85. 9. £xtract (U), "9th SRW/CCE Visitors Files," as of 31 Mar 85. 19. $.0. (U), $.0. G-13, HQ 15th AF/HQ, 21 Jan 85. 11. List (U),"Flight Safety Records," QSRW/SEF, Jan-Mar 85. 12. Ibid. 13. Rpt (S/SC/SY/DECL OADR), "Review Group Report, SR-71/U-2/TR-1 Program Review," February 85. 14. Rots (U), "14AD Monthly Report," OSRW/CC, Jan - Mar 85. 15. List (U), "Flight Safety Records," QSRW/SEF, Jan - Mar 85. 16. Rpt (U), “Major Accident Response Exercise, 6 Feb 85," 9SRW/CV to 144D/CC et al.. 17. List (U), “Flight Safety Records," Q9SRW/SEF, Jan - Mar 85. 18. Extract (U) ,"9SRH/CCE Visitor Files," as of 31 March 85. 19. Schedule (U), 60-9 Annotated Weekly Flying Schedule," 9SRW/DOTK, Jan-Mar 85; Ltrs (S/SC/SY/DECL OADR), QSRW/DON to 9S2W/00,"DON Monthly Histories. 20. Extract (U), “QSRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 31 Jan &6. 21. Minutes (U), " Environmental Protection Committee Meetings,” QCSG/DEEV, 25 Apr 85. 22. Ltr (U), "Fifteenth Air Force Ground Safety Award," 15AF/CC to 144D/CC, 21 Feb 85; Beale Space Sentinel, 1 Mar 85, page 5.
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES ‘Cont} 23. List (U),"Flight Safety Records," OSRW/SEF, Jan - Mar 85. 24, Minutes (U), “Environmantal Protection Committee Meeting," 9 CSG/DEEV, 25 Apr &5. 25. Extract (U), "9 SRW/CCE Visitors Files," as of 31 Mar @5. 26. Rpt (U), “Short Sorint Exercise--9SRW," QOSRW/CVI, undated. 27. Ltrs (S/SY/SC/DECL OADR), ASPW/DON to 9SRW/D0, “DON Monthly 4distories," Jan-Mar 85. 28. Extract (Ui, “QSRW/CCE Visitors Files," as of 31 Mar @5. 29. Rpt {PV}, "Wing Security Evaluation Report--20-25 Mar 85," ‘ HQ SAC/SP to QSRW/CC. 30. Extract (U), “Q@SRW/CCE Visiter Files," as of 31 Mar 85. 32. pts (U), “Construction Status Renorts,” SCSG/ODEEC, Jan - Mar 85. 23. List (US, "9th SRW Roster of Key Personnel," as of 30 June 25. 34, List (U), “Flight Safety Records,” QSRW/SE, Apr - Jun 25. 35. S$.0. (U) $.0. 6-38, 22 Aprii 2s. 36. Rot (U), "Short Sprint Exercise, OSRY," OSRY/CVI, undated. 37. Minutes (U), "Beale AFB Hazardous Waste Oversight Committee, USAF Hoso/SGPB, Aor - Jun 85. 38. Extract {U), "@SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as af 39 June &5/ 39. List (U), “Flight Safety Records,” 9SRW/SE, Apr - Jun &5. 40. Rpts (S/DECL OADR), “Detachment Histories, Apr - Jun &5,” 9SR¥/Det 1, to OSRW/CC. 41. Extract (U), "9SPW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Jun 85 42. ibid. 43. Rpts (U), "14th AD Monthly Reports," OSRW/CC to 14AD/CC, Apr-Jun es. 44, Beale Space Sentinel, 24 May 8&5, page 1.
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES (Cont) 45. List (U), “Flight Safety Records," OSRW/SE, 4pr - Jun 85. 46. Rpt (U), "Major Accident Response Exercise, 22 May 85," 9SRW/CV! to 9CSG/DW, et al., 5 June 25. 47. Beale Space Sentinel, 31 May 85, op. 1 and 3. 48. List (U), "QSRW Roster of Key Personnel," 35 of 30 June 85. 49. Rpts (WU), "14th AD Monthly Reports," 9SRW/CC, Apr - Jun 85. CO. 50. [53 oo 51. Ibid 52. Rpt (S/NOFORN/DECL OADR), “Monthly Detachment History," 9SRW/Det 3 ta Q9SRW/CC, dune 85. 53. Rpt (S/DECL OADR}, “Monthly Detachment History," 9SRW/Det 1 to SSRi/CC, June 25. 54. Minutes (U), "Beale AFB Hazardous Waste Oversight Committee," USAF Hosp/SGPB, Apr - Jun 85; Minutes (U), “Environmental Protec- tion Committee Meetings," Q9CSG/DEEV, Apr - Jun 85. 55. Files (S/DECL OADR), “9SRW/CVI Files,"June 85. 56. Rpt (U), "Major Accident Response Exercise, 17 June 85," 9SRW/CVI to 9CSG/DW, et al., 8 Jul 85. 57. Extract (U), “9SRH/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 June 85. 5&. §.0. (U) §$.0. G-57, undated. 59. Rpt (U), " Monthly Occupancy and Renovation Data, RCS: SAC DEH (M) 7401," 9CSG/DEH, Apr - Jun 85; Ltr (U), 9SPW/CC to 154F/CS, “Beale Miiitary Family Housing Maintenance Contract," 5 Apr 85; Memo for Record (U), 9CSG/JA to O9CSE/CC, "Option Exercise, Military Family Housing AreasContract," 16 Apr 85. 60. Rpt (U), “14th AD Monthly Reports," 9 SRW/CC, June B5. 61. Rpts(U), “Construction Status Peports,” QCSG/DEEC, Apr-Jun 85. 62. Rat (S/DECL OADR), "Monthly Detachment History," OSPW/Det 1 to QSRW/CC, June 85. 63. Rpt (S/DECL OADR), “Monthly Yetachment History," Q9SRW/Det S to QSRW/CO,. Jun 85. s (U), " Monthly Occupancy and Renovation Data, CS: SAC 7401," 9CSG/DEH, Jul - Sep 85. 64. Rot DEH (iM)
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES (Cont) 65. List (Uj), “QSRW Roster of Key Personne!," as of 30 Sep 85. 66. pt iS/DECL OADR), “Monthly Detachment History," QSRW/Det i to QSRW/CC, July 85 67. Rpt(S/OECL OADR), “ Monthly Detachment History," QSRW/Det 2 fo 9SRW/CC, July &5. 48. Rpt (S/DECL OADR), “Monthly Detachment History," ASRW/Net 1 co OSRW/CC, July 85. 569. List (U), "“OSRW Roster of Key Personnel," as of 30 Sep 85. 70. List (U), “9SRY Roster of Key Personne?," as of 30 Sep 85; S.0. (U), $.0. G-77, 15 Jul 85. 71. Rot (U), “Evaluation Report--9SRW," 1 CEVG, 16 Sug 85. fae 72. pt (S/DECL OADR), “Detachment Monthly History," QSRW/Det 1 to 9SRW/CC, July 85. 73. Rpt (U), “Major Accident Response Exercise, 17 July 85," 9SRW/CVI to 9CSG/DY, et al., 26 Jul 85. 74, Beale Soace Sentinel, 5 Jul 65, page ¢. 75. Extract (U), " 9SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Sep 85. 76. List (U), “OSRW Roster of Key Personnel," as of 30 Sep 35. 77. Beate Space Sentinel, 6 Sep 25, page 7. 7%. Rot (U), “14th AD Monthly Report," OSRW/CC, August &5. 79. 2pt (S ee OADR), “Detachment Monthly History," QSRW/Det 4 to @SRW/CC, Aug 85. gn. Rpt (i), "Major Accident Response Exercise, 15 Sug 25," 9SRW/CVI to 9CSG/DW, et al., 3 Sep 85. Gi. Extract (U}, “O9SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Sep &5. Jo 2. Msq (U), 2221502 Aug 85, CINCSAC to 15AF/CC," 1985 American Petroleum Institute 4ward Nominee (U);" Beale Space Sentinel, 6 Sep &5, page 7. 83. Extract (U), “9SRM/CCE Visiter Files," as of 30 Sep &5.
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES (Cont) 84. Rpt (S/DECL O4DR), “Monthly Detachment History," 9SRW/Det 1 to QSRW/CC, Aug &5. 85. List (U), “Flight Safety Records," QSRW/SE, Jul - Sep 85; Msqs (U/FOUO), 0705002 and 121700Z Sep 85, 15AF/SIB to HQ USAF/IG, et al., "Class A Inflight Mishap Reports." 86. Extract (U), " 9SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Sep 85. 387. Ibid. 88. Ibid. 89. Beale Snace Sentinel, 23 Aug 85, page 1; Beale Space Sentinel, 30 Aug &5, page 1; Staff Meetings, 9SRW, Jul - Sep 85, historian in attendance. 90. Rpt (U), " Headquarters SAC Logistics Readiness Team Inspection Report, 9-13 Sep 85," HQ SAC/LGMT, undated. 91. Beale Space Sentinel, 27 Sep 85, page 1. 92. Extract (U), “9SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Sep 85. 3. Rot (U), "Major Accident Response Exercise, 26 Sep 8&5," 9SRW/CVI o 9CSG/DW, et al., undated. et 1O 94. Extract (U), "9SRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 30 Sep &5. 95. Rpts (U}, “Construction Status Reports," ACSG/DEEC, Jul - Sep 85. 96. Msg (U), 2723252 Sep 85, 154F/D90TO to AIG 721/D0, “1S5AF Business Effort Schedule for FY 86/1." 97. Msg (U), 2720352 Aug 85, 15AF/DQ to QSRW/D0, “Preliminary Tasking For Quick Force 86-1 (9-11 Oct 85)." 98. Extract (U), “OSRW/CCE Visitor Files," as of 31 Dec 85. 99. SSS (U)*, OSRW/SE, “Class C Flight Mishap Report," 5 Nov 85; Msg (FQUCQ) 981700Z Nov 35, OSRM/SE, "Class C Flight Mishap Final Report." 109. Ret (U), “Combined Regional Resporse Force Exercise," QSQH/CVI, 16-17 Oct 85. 10]. Meetings(t!), "“Q9SRW Staff Meetings,” Historian in attendance, Oct-fec 85; Rpt (Ul, “1LSAF Staff Assistance Visit Report," 15AF/CSI to QOSRW/CC, & Nov 85.
CHRONOLOGY FOOTNOTES (Cont) 102. Msg (FOU), 2816002 Oct 85, SS9W/SE, "Class C Flight Mishap Final Report." 193. Rots (U), “Construction Status Reports," SCSG/DEEC, 25 Oct 8&5, 31 Oct 85, 12 Dec 25, 2 Jan 8h. 104. Ltr (U), @SQW/CC, “Senior Staff Orientation Course," 5 Nov 85. 105. Msg (U), 022905Z Nov 85, 15 AF/DOTO to 9SRW/DO/MA, et al., "ASAT Tanker Support." 106. SSS (U), 9 SRW/SE, "Class C Flight Mishap Report," 21 Nov 86; Msg (FQUO), 2217302 Nov 85, & SRW/SE, "Class C Flight Misnap Final Report." 107. Ret (LU), "HQ USAF CESMET, 18-21 Nov 85." 108. Rpt (U), “Contingency Mobility Exercise," QSRW/CVI, 25-26 Nov 85. 09. Rots fU), “Construction Status Reports," QCSG/DEED, 25 Oct 85, 1 Oct 85, 12 Dec 85, 2 Jan 86. 110. Msg 2723252 Sep 85,15 AF/DOTO to AIC 721/00, 15 AF Business Effort Schedule for FY 86-1." 111. Beale Snace Sentinel, 20 Dec 25, Page 3. 112. Rpts (U), “60-QNeekly Annotated Flying Schedules,"December 1085, ~— wa 113. Bpt (U\, "Major Accident Response Exercise," ASPN/CVI, 20 Jan 26.