DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
Headquarters  Strategic  Air  Command 
Offutt  Air  Force  Base  NE  68113 
SAC  REGULATION  200-9 
21  May  1984 
Intelligence 
MISSION  SUPPORT  IMAGERY 
This  regulation  establishes  procedures  for  production,  use  and  handling  uf  target,  aimpoint.  and  related  imagery. 
1.  GENERAL: 
a  Photography  of  targets,  launch  point  fixes  (LPF).  offset  aim  points  (OAP).  post  strike  areas  (P-S-A).  or  other 
areas  of  operational  interest  can  be  made  available  to  operational  units,  crews,  and  planners.  This  mission  support 
imagery'  is  classified  SECRET,  produced  by  544  TMS.  and  made  available  on  a  strict  need  to  know  basis.  The  acronym 
"STIM"  was  previously  used  to  refer  to  this  class  of  imagery.  This  program  is  managed  by  HQ  SAC/INTM. 
b    Mission  support  imagery  (Target  Area,  Damage  Assessment/ Strike  (DA/S).  Launch  Point,  Offset  Aimpoint  P- 
S-  A.  Contingency)  is  used  for  evaluation  of  Parent  Numbered  Air  Force  (PNAF)  catalog  plots.  OAF  selection, radar 
prediction  and  validation,  or  as  otherwise  required  and  authorized  for  Single  Integrated  Operational  Plan  <SIOr ) 
Non-SIOP  Operation  (NSO),  and  contingency  preparation.  Questions  concerning  authorized  use  of  such  imagery  will 
be  directed  to  PNAF  INT  for  subsequent  forwarding,  with  PNAF  comments,  to  HQ  SAC/INTM. 
2.  TITLING: 
a.  Each  piece  of  mission  support  imagery  will  contain  544  TMS  identification  number  and  copy  number ^Target 
Area  imagery  frame/copy  number.  Intelligence  Cutoff  Date  (ICOD).  OAP  identifier  will  be  the  same  as  PNAF  OAP 
catalog  identifier.  Examples  of  EWO  support  imagery  titling  are: 
( 1 )  Target  Area  imagery  sample  titling  is: 
Reference  DGZ 
X,  Y.  coordinates 
DATE 
ICOD 
EXAMPLE  ONLY 
230b  RA/VA/CA 
X14.  Y19  (oniy  on  frame  B) 
0381 
0882 
,2)  Titling  data  for  OAP  LPF  imagery  will  reflect  the  TIN  DGZ/ OAP  or  LPF  number. 
DGZ  2308RA 
OAP  264-03-55 
DGZ  and  0 AP(s)  2308RA/ 163-054)5 
2  DGZ(s)  and  OAP(s)  2308RS/S A/ 1634506,  09 
LPF  3JH 
DATE  0381 
ICOD  0882 
<3)  Titling  for  P-S-A  imagery  is: 
Area  name  MISAWA 
Country  Code  JA 
Coordinates  40°42'N-l4l°22'E  (degrees  and  minutes  oniy) 
Elevation  1^' 
DATE  0381 
ICOD  0882 
U»  All  imagery  will  include  appropriate  classification  and  handling  information  in  accordance  with  DOD 
5200. 1R  AFR  205-1,  as  supplemented,  and  DIAM  56-1. 
3.  DISTRIBUTION,  SPECIFICATION,  AND  ORDERING  PROCEDURES: 
a.  544  TMS  will  supplv  SAC  units  with  mission  support  imagery  in  coordination  with  PNAF/INT  and  HQ 
SAC  INTM. 
Supersedes  SACR  200-9  15  July  1983.  (See  signature  page  for  summary  of  changes.) 
No.  of  Printed  Pages:  10 
OPR:  INTM  (Msgt  Morris) 
Approved  by:  Col  Marvin  W.  Howell 
Editor:  M.  Kadar 
Distribution:  X
■Z  SACR  200-9     21  May  1 9** 
b.  Mission  support  imagery  will  he  replaced  by  544  TMS  upon  revision  or  change  to  STOP.  NSO.  or  planned 
contingency  operations  upon  request  from  PNAF 
:.  Mission  support  imagerv  is  produced  in  different  formats  depending  on  its  intended  use.  These  are:  Target  Area. 
Damage  Assessment/  Strike.  LPF  GAP.  Post  Strike  Area,  and  Contingency.  Specific  formats  and  distribution 
procedures  3re  as-  follows: 
>l)  TARGET  AREA  IMAGERY: 
(a!  Target  Area  imagery  will  be  provided  in  a  7  x  I  .'J  format  positive  transparency.  Where  possible,  stereo 
^overage  consisting  of  three  positives  with  50%  overlap  will  be  provided.  Units  should  handle  positives  with  care. 
Target  Area  imagery  transparencies  should  remain  in  protective  sleeves  to  avoid  damage.  Target  Area  imagery  may 
be  reproduced  for  use  in  combat  mission  folders  and/or  study  folders. 
'hi  Target  Area  imagery  will  be  distributed  automatically  for  all  STOP  gravity  weapon  targets.  Units  should 
receive  Target  Area  imagery  in  sufficient  time  to  be  used  for  offset  selection  and  radar  prediction. 
2)  DAMAGE  ASSESSMENT/STRIKE  IMAGERY: 
(a)  DA/  S  imagery  will  be  provided  in  a9-x  13  inch  positive  print  format  at  scales  of  approximately  1:25.000, 
copy  A.  and  1:50.000.  copy  B.  All  Bomb  Wings  will  receive  4  sets  of  copy  A  and  4  sets  of  copy  B  for  each  DA/  S  Alpha 
sortie.  Follow-on  sortie  imagery  will  consist  of  two  sets  of  copy  A  and  two  sets  of  copy  3  for  all  Bomb  Wings. 
(b)  544  TMS  will  mark  DA.-S  imagery  with  inbound  courseline  and  appropriate  assessment  radii.  A  solid 
circlets)  with  radius  aizds)  as  extracted  from  the  DA/S  summary  sheet/SIR  list  will  be  centered  around  the  DGZ. 
Radius  size  will  be  portrayed  numerically  on  DA/S  imagery  on  a  general  purpose  block,  keyed  to  appropriate 
assessment  radii.  Information  will  be  placed  near  the  border  so  as  not  to  obscure  other  information. 
:cj  DA/  S  imagery  forquarterly  maintenance  STOP  revisions  will  be  distributed  automatically  forall  Damage 
Assessment/  Strike  targets. 
<d)  544  TMS  will  provide  copy  A  modified  format  print  with  "stabiloed"  DGZ  and  course  line  depicted,  to 
SAC  XOBB  for  DAv  S  target  selection  not  later  than  three  weeks  afterreceipt  of  the  DA/S  information  from  544/  DIT. 
<e>  Imagery  for  DA/S  targets  will  be  filed  in  the  Combat  Mission  Folder  fCMFV 
(f)  DA  S  imagery  for  the  major  revision  will  bedi3tributedtoarriveattheunitsNLT21  September  of  each  year. 
«3)  LAUNCH  POINT  FIX/ OFFSET  AIMING  POINT  IMAGERY: 
(a)  LPF/ OAP  imagery  will  be  provided  in  a  9  x  13  inch  positive  transparency  format  (6  x  10  inch  for  FB-111). 
Where  possible,  stereo  coverage  will  be  provided.  Units  should  handle  imagery  with  care  to  avoid  damage. 
<  b)  LPF  and  OAP  imagery  will  be  produced  upon  unit  request  and  HQ  SAC/INTM  approval.  Units  will  forward 
requests  to  HQ  SAC/  INTM  with  info  copies  to  544TMS/TGO  and  PNAF.  Imagery  will  be  shipped  to  units  NLT  three- 
weeks  from  receipt  of  request  by  544  TM&. 
(c)  PNAF  will  provide  a  NAF  Master  OAP  Data  Base  with  updates  to  544TMS/TGO. 
<4>  POST  STRIKE  AREA  IMAGERY: 
<a)  P-S-A  imagery  will  be  produced  forunitsin8x  10  print  format  (6  x  iOforFB-ilDatanapproximatescaleof 
1:50.000.  8AF  and  15  AF  will  be  provided  PSA  7  x  13  positive  transparency  format  consisting  of  three  positive 
transparencies  with  50*5)  overlap.  The  7  x!3  format  will  be  forwarded  to  NAFs  upon  request  or  automatically  upon 
production  of  new  P-S-A  imagery.  When  possible,  the  primary  runway  will  be  centered  and  oriented  with  long  side  of 
the  print.  A  north  arrow  will  be  portrayed. 
<b)  544  TMS  will  produce  and  distribute  Post  Strike  Area  imagery  forall  areas  as  listed  in  SACR  55- 16,  volume 
II.  attachment  10.  INTM  will  provide  initial  distribution  instructions  to  544  TMS  in  sufficient  time  to  allow 
distribution  to  users  by  15  August. 
(c)  544  TMS  will  develop  and  maintain  a  P-S-A  list  to  be  distributed  to  units  1  April  each  year  which  will 
indicate  current  availability  and  production  date  of  all  P-S-A  imagery.  Only  P-S-A  imagery  numbers  with  production 
dates  have  imagery  available.  Units  may  use  this  list  to  order  additional  P-S-A  imagery  in  accordance  with  paragraph 
5. 
<5>  CONTINGENCY  IMAGERY: 
(a)  Contingency  imagery  will  be  produced  for  aircrew  use  and  distributed  to  support  contingency  operations 
upon  request.  ADVON  and  forward  operating  locations  may  request  Contingency  imagery  through  HQ  SAC/INTM. 
Imagery  may  be  reproduced  from  the  Point  Positioning  Data  Base  (PPDB)  if  an  Analytical  Photogrammetric 
Positioning  System  (APPS)  is  deployed  and  suspenses  preclude  forwarding  requests  to  HQ  SAC/INTM.  544 
TMS/TGO  production  will  be  in  accordance  with  HQ  SAC/IN  Operating  Instruction  200-24. 
(b)  Other  imagery  will  be  provided  on  9  x  13  inch  paper  prints  centered  as  much  as  possible  on  \.-.^-  u-quesied 
point.  Special  size  or  scale  prints  can  be  provided  on  any  point  upon  special  request  with  brief  justification.  The  center 
point  should  be  identified  by  Series  200  W  AC/Sheet  number  and  coordinates  if  data  required  in  paragraph  5  cannot  be 
provided.
SACR  200-8    21  May  1984 
4.  MARKINGS.  ANNOTATIONS,  FORMS: 
a.  Mutilation  of  Mission  Support  Imagery  is  prohibited.  The  only  alterations  authorized  are  mission  essential 
changes,  additions,  or  deletiona  to  the  target.  OAP  or  LPF  portion  of  the  titling  data.  Units  may  annotate  and  change 
Target  Area  Imagery  aortie  titling  information  and  classification.  The  identification  and  copy  number  of  544  TMS 
produced  imagery  will  not  be  changed  or  obliterated.  Unit  reproduced  imagery  not  place  in  CMF  will  contain  all 
classification  markings  of  original  imagery  and  will  be  destroyed  in  accordance  with  instructions,  for  original. 
Imagery  marked  "NO  REPRODUCTION"  will  not  be  reproduced. 
b.  Target  Area,  LPF  or  OAP  Imagery  positives  will  be  enclosed  in  a  protective- overlay  or  sleeve  before  any  unit 
annotations  are  made. 
(1)  All  markings,  annotations  and  attached  forms  will  be  made  on  protective  overlay  or  sleeve. 
(2)  Units  should  annotate  imagery  sleeves  with  Target,  OAP  and  LPF  symbols  and  number.  If  multiple  targets  or 
offsets  are  on  one  piece  of  material,  additional  numbering  annotations  will  be  used  to  avoid  confusion.  Annotations 
and  numbers  will  correspond  to  those  used  on  bomb  and  missile  displays. 
(3)  Target  Area,  LPF  or  OAP  Imagery  reproduced  for  use  in  combat  mission  folders  or  study  folders  may  be 
annotated  directly  on  the  reproduced  copy  with  any  additional  information  (e.g.,  BRL,  track). 
c.  DA/S  IMAGERY.  The  only  authorized  markings  on  DA/S  Imagery  are  the  attachment  of  SAC  Form  645, 
Identification  Label,  for  filing,  and  a  SAC  Form  676,  STIM  Data  (LRA). 
d.  P-S-A  IMAGERY.  The  only  authorized  marking  on  P-S-A  Imagery  is  the  attachment  of  SAC  Form  645.  Units 
may  annotate  PSB  Imagery  with  OAP  symbol(s). 
e.  DO  NOT  stamp  additional  classification  orhandling  instructions  on  imagery  unless  each  frame  has  two  or  more 
targeta  annotated,  it  then  become*  TOP  SECRET. 
f.  544  TMS  will  annotate  all  Mission  Support  Imagery  with  an  Intelligence  Cutoff  Date  (ICOD).  The  ICOD 
indicates  that  intelligence  data  portrayed  on*  the  imagery  is  current  as  of  that  date. 
5.  IMAGERY  REQUESTS:  ~  "  -■        -  ._      .  _ 
a.  Units  will  forward  requests  to  HQ  SAC/INTM  with  info  copies  to  PN  AF/  LNTM  and  544  TMS/TGO.  Requests  for 
imagery  should  be  in  the  following  format.  Header  data  for  each  column  must  be  included  as  shown  in  attachments  2 
and  3. 
(1)  Column  1  -  Typeof  Request 
(a)  A  -  Target  imagery. 
(b)  B  -  Post  Strike  Area  (P-S-A)  imagery. 
(c)  D  -  DA/S  imagery. 
(d)  P  -  OAP  imagery. 
(e)  S  -  RFP/LPF  imagery. 
(f)  C  -  Contingency. 
(2)  Column  2  -  Unit  number. 
(3)  Column  3  -  Sortie  number. 
(4)  Column  4  -Number  of  copies. 
(5)  Column  5  -  Designator 
(a)  TIN/DGZ,  e.g.,  02123/AB. 
(b)  RFP/LPF.  e.g.,  ABC. 
(c)  OAP,  e.g.,  0267  03  15. 
(d)  P-S-A  imagery  number,  e.g.,  BX12. 
(e)  BE#/coordinates,  e.g.,  088-0123/35°  14'  12"N  0S1°  08'  35"W. 
(6)  Column  6  -  In-bound  heading.  Used  when  ordering  DA/S  imagery. 
(7)  Column  7  -  Size. 
b.  Requests  for  imagery  will  be  UNCLASSIFIED  except 
(1)  OAP  requests  will  be  classified  SECRET  because  of  the  inclusion  of  WAC  area  and  sheet  numbers. 
(2)  Any  request  which  includes  coordinates,  country  name,  place  name,  and/or  chart  reference,  along  with 
TIN/DGZ  will  be  classified  SECRET.
-t  SACR  200-9    21  May  1984 
3)  When  coordinates  are  uaed  to  order  imagery  for  new  OAPs.  RFPa.  or  LPFS  the  request  will  be  SECRET. 
(4)  Any  requests  that  fulfills  para  (2)  above,  and  includes  that  informanon  for  two  or  more  TIN/DGZs  w'l*  be 
classified  TOP  SECRET. 
c.  Given  the  unit/  sortie  ID.  544  TMS-doea  not  need  coordinates,  country  name,  place  name,  or  chart  reference 
(except  for  OAP  imagery). 
6.  SHIPPING  INSTRUCTIONS: 
a.  Imagery  will  be  shipped  via  any  authorized  method  for  transmission  of  SECRET  material  specified  in  DOD 
5200. l-R  AFR  205- i.  as  supplemented. 
b.  Use  SAC  Form  383  Document  Record  and  Receipt-Bulk  Shipment,  (inner  package).  Each  imagery  copy  number 
will  be  a  separate  line  entry  on  SAC  Form  388. 
7.  DESTRUCTION  PROCEDURES: 
a.  Only  the  P-S-A  imagery  may  be  retained  past  the  revision  date.  Other  imagery,  including  all  of  the  locally  made 
copies  and  the  protective  sleeves,  will  be  destroyed  within  one  month  after  the  applicable  revision  has  expired.  The  P- 
S-A  imagery  will  be  destroyed  only  when  it  is  superseded  by  new  materials  or  when  a  specific  P-S-A  is  no  longer 
assigned  to  a  unit.  The  NAFs  may  retain  all  of  the  imagery  which  will  be  used  for  analysis. 
b.  All  of  the  imagery  which  is  in  excess  of  the  unit  requirements  will  be  destroyed. 
c.  All  of  the  imagery,  except  the  P-S-A  which  is  a  part  of  the  CMF,  will  be  destroyed  with  theCMF. 
d.  The  destruction  of  this  may  Decertified  on  a  SAC  Form  388.  a  SAC  Form  75.  Certificate  of  CMF  Data  Change  and 
Destruction,  or  on  an  AF  Form  145.  Certificate  of  Destruction  of  Material. 
8.  CORRESPONDENCE  AND*  COMMUNICATIONS. 
Units  may  communicate  directly  with  HQ  SAC/INTMF  in  order  to  resolve  apparent  discrepancies. 
9-.  USE  OF  IMAGERY: 
a.  For  DA.-  S  targets  imagery  will  be  filed  with  the  Combat  Mission  Folder.  DA/  S  Target  Imagery  consists  of  two 
sets  of  imagery  for  each  DA.S  target.  One  set  will  be-  placed  in  the  pilot's  strike  folder  and  one  set  in  the  radar 
navigator's  strike  folder  of  the  CMF.  Other  imagery  may  be  filed  with  the  CMF.  Affix  SAC  Form  645  to  the  face  of  the 
imagery  for  identification  purposes.  Place  the  form-near  the  border  of  the  material  so  as  not  to  obscure  the  originating, 
agency's  titling  and/ or  other  desired  information. 
b.  P-S-A  imagery  will  be  filed  with  the  Combat  Mission  Folder.  P-S-A  imagery  consists  of  two  copies.  One  copy  will 
be  placed  in  the  pilot's  strike  folder  and  one  copy  in  the  radar  navigator's  strike  folder  behind  the  Enroute  Display. 
c.  All  imagery  not  included  in  the  CMF  will  be  maintained  in  an  imagery  file/ folder,  filed  by  sortie/ target  or 
TINDGZ  sequence.  In  cases  where  more  than  one  sortie  is  on  the  same  piece  of  imagery,  each  sortie  will  be  cross 
referenced. 
d.  SAC  Form  873- 873a.  Record  of  CMF  Data  Change,  will  be  used  as  a  record  of  active  pages  in  the  folder.  Changes, 
additions  or  deletions  to  folder  contents  will  be  in  accordance  with  established  directives. 
i«.  Each  file  folder  wilil  be  marked  and  controlled  in  accordance  with  DOD  5200. 1 R/ AFR  205-L  and  AFR  205-25. 
NOTE  I:    When  more  than  one  target  is  contained  in  each  file  folder,  that  file  folder  becomes- TOP  SECRET. 
NOTE  2:    When  one  set  of  Target  Area  Imagery  has  two  or  more  targets  annotated  on  the  same  piece  of  imagery,  it 
becomes  TOP  SECRET. 
NOTE  3:    Imagery  filed  in  study  folders  containing  more  than  one  target  will  have  the  study  folder  classified  TOP 
SECRET. 
f.  PNAFs  are  authorized  to  file  EWO  Support  Imagery  by  either  TINDGZ  or  WAC  sheet  sort 
g.  All  units  will  use  imagery  to  update  radar  predictions  and  select/validate  OAPs  (as  appropriate).
SACK  200-9    21  May  1984 
B.  L.  DAVIS 
General.  USAF 
Commander  in  Chief 
WILLIAM  O.  NATIONS,  Colonel,  USAF  5  Atcfa 
Director  of  Administration  L  EWO  Support  Imagery  Production  Milestones 
2.  Sample  Classified  Imagery  Request 
3.  Sample  Unclassified  Imagery  Request 
4.  List  of  SAC  FORMS 
5.  AF  Form  175 
SUMMARY  OF  CHANGES-    . 
St^S^Sm^  wf»  changed  Contingency-  imagery  wa*added  to  paragraph  lb.  date  was  add  to  titlingdata(2a(l), 
(2).  (3)).  Damage  Asse^me^'Stake  imagery  requirements  changed  (3c#a>,  (c).  (e),  (f)).  Launch  Point  Fix  imagery 
requirements  changed  (3c3<a>.  b;)  Post  Strike  Are*  imagery  specifications  changed  (3c4<a)>,  Contingency^  m^fe^ 
requirements  changed  (3c5<a).  <b)),  imagery  request  procedures  were  modified  (5a).  correspondence a^d 
communications  procedure*  were  changed  m  paragraphs.  Use  oflmagery  was  added  (new  paragraph  9)  and  imagery 
production  mileatones-Cattachment  1)  were  revised.  ^u^anuunagery 
DISTRIBUTION:  X 
2  -  Andersen 
2  -  43  SW/IN 
4  -  Barksdale 
2  -8AF/INT 
2  -  2  BMW/IN 
2  -  Blvtheville 
2  -  97  BMW/IN 
2  -  Carswell 
2  -  7  BMW/IN 
2  -  Castle 
2  -  93  BMW/ IN 
2  -  Dyess 
2  -  96  BMW/IN 
2  -  Ellsworth 
2  -  28  BMW/IN 
2  •  Fairchild 
2  -  92  BMW/IN 
2  -  Grand  Forks 
2  -  319  BMW/IN 
2  •  Griffis 
2-416  BMW/IN 
2  -  K.  I.  Sawyer 
2  -  410  BMW/IN 
1  -  Loring 
1  ■  42  BMW/IN 
2  -  March 
2-  15  AF 
MNTM,  MNTP 
2  -  Minot 
2  -  5  BMW/IN 
44-Offutt 
38  ■  HQ  SAC 
1-DAAS 
2-544SIW 
1-DO,  1-DIT 
4-544TMS 
1-TGOMP.  1-TGOME 
2-TGOMD 
2  -  Pease 
2  •  509  BMW/IN 
1  -  Pittsburgh 
1  -  380  BMW/IN 
2  -  Wurtsmith 
2  -  379  BMW/IN 
2  -  Mather 
2  -  320  BMW/IN
SACR  200-9     Attachment  I     21  Mav  19&< 
EWO  SUPPORT  IMAGERY  PRODUCTION  MILESTONES 
DATE 
OFFICE 
01  Feb 
544.  DIT 
15  Feb 
544  TMS 
18  Feb 
544, D  IT 
01  Apr 
544  TMS 
01  May 
544-  DIT 
07  May 
544   DIT 
15  May 
544  TMS 
28  May 
544  TMS 
M  May 
544  TMS 
31  May 
544/  Drr 
m  Jun 
■544/ DIT 
25  Jun 
INTMR 
JO  Jun 
544  TMS 
01  Jul 
INTMR 
22  Jul 
.544  TMS 
07  Sep 
544  TMS 
544  TMS 
01  Nov 
544- DIT 
15  Nov 
544  TMS 
ACTION  REQUIRED 
Provide  Quarterly  Maintenance  <QM)  SIR  list  to  544  TMS. 
Provide  QM  imagery  to  users. 
Provide  QM  initial  SIR  list  to  544  TMS  (not  to  include  DA  S>. 
Provide  list  of  available  coverage  of  Post  Stnke  Area  imagery  (PS-A)  to  users. 
Provide  QM  SIR  list  to  544  TMS. 
Provide  SIR  list  bv  unit  sortie  and  WAC  sheet  sort  (4  copies  each)  to  544  TMS 
(includes  DA/S  and  A.  C.  F). 
Provide  QM  imagery  to  users. 
Provide  DA/S  target  imagery  to  HQ  SAC  XOBB  from  7  May  list- 
Distribute  target  area  imagery  ior  ALPHA  sorties  to  users. 
.   Provide  final  SIR  list  to  544  TMS  (4  copies) 
Provide  NSO  Cat  1  list  to  544  TMS. 
Request  Post  Strike  Base  (PSB)  list  from  XOXP. 
Distribute  remaining,  target  area  imagery  (NON-ALPHA)  and  NSO  target  artea 
imagery  to  users. 
Provide  PSB  list  to  544  TMS. 
Distribute  PSA  imagery  to  users. 
Distribute  DA/S  imagery  to  users. 
Produce  and  distribute  OAP  IPF  special  request  imagery  within  21  davs  from 
date  of  HQ  SAC  INTMR  tasking  to  544  TMS  TOO. 
Provide  QM  SIR  list  to- 544  TMS. 
Distribute  QM  imagery  to  users.
SACK  200-9    Attachment  2    21  May  1984 
SAMPLE  CLASSIFIED  IMAGERY  REQUEST 
NO 
15  AF  MARCH  AFB  CA//INT// 
544  TMS  OFFUTT  AFB  NE//TGOMPr// 
INFO  HQ  SAC  OFFUTT  AFB  NE//INTM// 
SECRET 
SUBJECT:  UNIT  IMAGERY  REQUEST  (U) 
TYPE  UNIT  SORTIE  COPIES  DESIGNATOR         HEADING        SIZE 
P  93  01  01  0267  03  15 
P  319  02  02  026705  20 
A  320  09  02  09999/AB 
S  320  12    .  01  ABC  LARGE
SACR  200-9     Attachment  3    21  May  1984 
NO 
INFO 
UNCLAS 
SUBJECT:  UNIT  IMAGERY  REQUEST 
SAMPLE  UNCLASSIFIED  IMAGERY  REQUEST 
15  AF  MARCH  AFB  CA//INT// 
544  TMS  OFFUTT  AFB  NE/  TGOMPI// 
HQ  SAC  OFFUTT  AFB  NE/'INTM// 
TYPE  UNIT 
A  410 
D  410 
D  416 
5  509 
SORTIE  COPIES  DESIGNATOR 
01  01  09999/ AS 
03  02  09999/AC 
04  01  09999/AD 
02  01  ABC 
HEADING        SIZE 
190 
260 
LARGE 
J
SACK  200-9    Attachment  4     21  May  1984  9 
LIST  OF  SAC  FORMS 
1.  GENERAL: 
a.  These  instructions  apply  to  Headquarters  SAC  Intelligence  organizations.  SAC  Numbered  Air  Forces,  544 
Target  Matenals  Squadron,  and  any  other  persons  or  organizations  involved  in  or  assisting  with  CMF  or  Target 
Materials  construction  or  production. 
b.  SAC  forms  described  in  this-  attachment  will  be  issued  by  Headquarters  SAC  through  DA  channels.  Unit 
required  SAC  forms  must  be  requisitioned  in  accordance  with  AFK  7-2.  as  supplemented. 
c.  SAC  forms  that  are  illustrated  in  any  EWO  directive,  and  are  used  in  or  in  support  of  CMFs  are  authorized  local 
reproduction.  Forms  that  are  centrally  printed  by  Headquarters  SAC  and  i*e  available  through  publications 
distribution  channels  are  not  authorized  to  be  locally  reproduced  except  in  an  emergency  tc  prevent  work  stoppage. 
d.  All  entries  on  data  blocks  and  forms  (except  SAC  Form  873  series)  will  be  typewritten  or  printed  neatly  and 
legibly.  Signatures  will  be  in  ink- 
2.  INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  USE  OF  FORMS: 
a.  SAC  Form  75,  Certificate  of  CMF  Data  Change  and  Destruction.  SAC  Form  75  will  be  completed  in 
accordance  with  SACR  55-7,  volume  II. 
b.  SAC  I'orm  388,  Document  Record  and  Receipt-Bulk  Shipment.  SAC  Form  388  may  be  used  for  recording 
shipment  and  receipt  of  both  classified  and  unclassified  materials.  A  minimum  of  three  copies  are  required  for  each 
>hipment  with  the  originating  agency  maintaining  at  least  one  copy  and  two  copies  accompanying  the  materials. 
Copies  tor  unclassified  materials  will  be  maintained  for  at  least  30  days.  This  insures  adequate  time  for  the  originator 
m  determine  that  the  materials  were  received.  This  applies  to  organizations  and  recipients.  Recipients  will  sign  one 
copy  and  return  it  to  the  originator  while  maintaining  the  extra  copy  for  the  prescribed  30  days.  Copies  of  SAC  Form 
3.^  lor  classified  materials  will  be  retained  LAW  DOD  5200. 1-H  AFR  205-1.  Completion  procedures  for  this  form  are 
>elt-explanatory. 
c.  SAC  Form  645,  Identification  Label.  SAC  Form  H45  will  be  used  by  all  users  and  producers  of  Mission 
Support  Imagery  as  a  means  of  identification  for  .his  imagery.  It  will  be  affixed  to  all  imagery  except  Wide  Area 
Imagery  where  its  use-  in  optional.  Completion  procedures  are  self-explanatory. 
d.  SAC  Form  676,  STIM  Data  (LRA).  SAC  Form  078  is  used  to  identify  targets,  fixpoints.  and  offset  aiming 
points  located  on  each  piece  of  Mission  Support  Imagery.  Any  number  of  forms  required  to  record  this  data  may  be 
used.  Completion  procedures  are  self-explanatory. 
e.  SAC  FORM  873  and  873a,  Record  of  CMF  Data  Change  All  entries  on  the  form  wiilbein  ink  or  typed.  The 
first  line  uf  the  form  will  be  used  to  record  the  initial  page  count,  office  symbol,  and  initials  of  the  individual  certifying 
the  page  count.  When  a  second  SAC  Form  873  is  required,  number  it  page  la.  Retain  all  the  SAC  Forms  873  -873a  until 
all  imagery  listed  on  the  form  has  been  destroyed.  This  form  will  be  used  as  a  log  to  indicate  all  changes.  The  first 
column  will  reflect  thedate  thechange  is  made.  The  second  column  will  contain  thechange  number.  The  third  column 
will  contain  the  office  symbol  of  the  agency  making  the  change.  The  fourth  column  will  contain  a  brief  description  of 
the  change.  A  fifth  column  will  contain  the  initials  of  the  individual  making  the  change.  The  sixth  and  seventh 
columns  will  only  have  entries  for  the  page  numbers  added  or  deleted.  Total  page  count  in  column  eight  will  be  entered 
tor  each  line  entrv.
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