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AFTER ACTION REPORT
PART·I: Mission Summary Data
1. AAR prepared on 28 Sep 93
2. AGTX-CO providinq CN support-4£•••fiii6a.
3. Mission # NGB 303 93 ATF 16
4. Type Mission: Cargo Pickup of BOOs.
s. Operation dates: 21 Apr ~3.
6. Location: Henry Post AAF, Oklahoma
7. Other military units providing support: None
8. OLEA requestinq support: Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
9. Other participating OLEA's: Federal Bureau of Investigations
10. IMiilllitlary.; .. e•r•s•o•nn•e•1-p•art-i•c•i•pa•t .. ;,.n•g•: ~~~~~~
11. Uniform: Flight suits and BOUs
12. Communications equipment used: Normal Airc:aft Radios
13. Other equipment: None
14. Fliqht hours by aircraft type: 3.9 Hrs c-26A
~s. Arrests: None
16. Seizures: None
17. Other resultt'.: ~,'""
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Part II: Mission Narrative
a. Mission Description
1. Military support requested: Pick up BOOs and deliver to Waco
2. ~litary supper~ provided: Picked up BOOs and ·delivered to Waco J' 3. Military Chain of Command=··········
-z 4. OLEA Chain of Command: Unknown
S. Communications Network: None
b. Lessons Learned
1. Observations: Needed more help at Henry Post AAF, Ok to sort and load
BOOs
2. Discussion: Prior coordination was minimum due to hurry up nature of
mission.
3. Lessons learned: N/A
4. Recommended action: None
S. Comments: N/A
Part III: Mission Planning, Execution, and Recovery
:·.;:._ -::::::~.·~ :... ~'u'oncloqy: Received request by telephone-to pick up BOC:. ln Oklahomc:. u.nd
deliver to ATF and FBI agents in Waco •. Complied with request •.•
·2.~0PLAN/OPARD; None
3. SOP (if applicable): N/A
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, : 1.F MISSION/ • Dec 11, 1992
Initial conversation with ATF, r~garding aerial reconnaissance photography. .
• Dec.14, 1~92 Formal request from ATF for aerial photography of sites within Mclennan County, Texas. (C-26)
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... • Dec18,1992
Additional aerial photograph request from ATF for sites wi~liin Limestone County, Texas. (C-26)
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. '. Jan.~, 1993 Aerial photographs taken of sites requested by ·ATF .
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• Jan 14, 19~3 Oblique Aerial photographs taken of sites. (RF4-C A)
• Feb 2l 1993 Additional ATF request received by AGTX-CD thru Operation Alliance.
• Feb 3, 1993 Additional aerial photography and I.R. video requested by ATF, sites within Mclennan County, Texas.
• Feb 4, 1993 · Mr. and Major TF-6 Liason, meet with ATF agents in Houston, Texas. Purpose of meeting is mission deconfliction.
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I.R. ,video ~ission flown. (C-26)
• Feb 17, 1993 ATF mission was briefed to Governor's representative by ATF representative.
• Feb 24, 1993 Final ATF support request received by AGTX-CD. Initial support package moved into place in Waco, Texas (TSTI) and Fort Hood, Texas. (3 TXNG)
.• . Feb 25, 1993 l Additional aerial photography taken. (C-26)
• Feb 26, ·1993 Pathfinders report to Fort Hood, Texas. (2 TXNG)
• Feb 27, 1993 Aircraft arrive Fort Hood, Texas. (8 TXNG) Mission Training Rehersal, Fort Hood, Texas Final elements of support package arrive Waco, Texas (TSTI). (2 TXNG) Final Mission Briefing, 1900hrs.
• Feb 28, 1993 Mission Execution.
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Type of Support Cost
1. (10) BFVs
2. (2) UH-1s
3. (2) M1 Tanks
4. (3) Unmanned Ground Vehicles
5. 40mm/M203 ranges
6. (2) PSS-11 Mine Detectors wnraining Package
7. (5) CEVs
8. (1) M88
9. (1) UH-1 Medevac "'
1 o. Emergency Medical "' Support
11. (1) 15 kw Generator
12. (3) CH-47 Helos "
13. Concertina Wire. pick~ts..a.. drivers, etc ...
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ARMY SUPPORT FOR WACO
REIMBURSABLE COSTS
Reimbursed Why not?
Provided by Texas Army National Guard, TXARNG.
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Data not available.
Data not available.
Data not available.
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Costs would be for batteries only.
Provided by TXARNG.
Provided by TXARNG.
On call. No indications they were used.
On call. No indications they were used.
Only costs would be for fuel. No further data available.
On call. No indications they were used.
Data not available.
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PART I: Mission SWDJDary Data
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4. ~ Killi.ODI ··caz90 Pickup of IDOa.
s. Operation date•' 21 Apr tl.
a. Location: lrenry Poat AAP, Oklahccl&
7. Other a.ilitary unit• pro•icl~q aupport: lloce
1. DLZA r~e1ti.Dg aupport: Alcohol, Tobacco and Pirearru
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12. Communications equipment used: Normal Aire:aft R&dlos
13. Other equipment: None
14. Pliqht hour• by aircr&ft type: 3.9 Br• c-26A
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a. Kiaaion DeacriptioD
1 •. Military aupport reque~edz Pick up IDC7a &Del deli•u to Waco
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Kilituy aupport pro•ided: Pick.ec! a.p IDtfa ud deli•ered to Waco
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DLZA Chain ot Coc!Da.nd:. Unknovn
s. Coai:DUnicationa lfetwork: Kone
b. Leaaona Learned
.1. Obaervationa: !feeded more help &t Henry Poat AAZ, Ok to aort and lo&d
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3. Lesson• leuned: H/A
4. Recommended action: None
5. Com=enta: lf/A
Part·III: Mifsion Planning, Execution, and Recovery
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2. OPl:.AN/OPARO; None
3. SOP (it applicable): N/A
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.(no regular pediatric care) Providence Medical center 751-4180 6901 Medical Parkway Waco, TX Lat 31 30.7 N I Lon9 97 12.~ W 20 min by ground, 3 min·by air 12 ER beds, 16 lCV, 132 total beds
(if air evacuation i1 available) seott and White Hospital 774~2222 2401· south 31st St 'remple, 'I'X ~at·ll 04.4 N 1 Long 97 21.48 W 4! min by 9round, 2S min by air 12 ER ~ada~ '37 ICU, J40 total beds·
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(la) All records or or concern in& any communications from the Departments of Treasury or Justice to DoD re&ardia& the profiles or character or the occupants or the Residence of Koresh alid the Branch Da,·idians.
The Texas National Guard maintains no inteJiigence information on subjects of law enforcement support requests. All intelligence obtained due to National Guard support becomes property of the requesting law enforcement agency.
(I b) .4.11 records or or concerniD& the existence or any methamphetamine lab within the Residence of Koresh and .the Branch Davidiau.
The support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, & Firearms and Operation Alliance: (REF: Book 1 Tab D)
(lc) All records of or concerning tbe type and quantity or "'·eapons in the possession or Koresb and the Branch Davidians.
The support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacc.o, & Firearms and Operation Alliance. (REF: Book 1 Tab 0).
The Texas National Guard maintains no intelligence information on subjects of Jaw enforcement support requests. All intelligeoce obtained due the National Guard support becomes property of the requesting law enforcement agency.
(ld) All records of or concerning the command structure "'·itbin DoD that participated ln the decision to pro,· ide assistance to the A TF operttion concerning the Matter or the
,. Branch Da,·idians.
The normal chain-of-command for Texas National Guard Counterdrug support was utilized in the approval process of the support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco. & Firearms (REF: Book 1 Tab D). This chain-of-command is outlined in the Texas National Guard Fiscal Year 1993 Counterdrug Support Plan (REF: Book 1 .Tab K). All support requests following the initial operation were approved in coordination with the Emergency Operations Center located at Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas (REF: Book t Tab F) and the Emergency Operations Center located at the National Guard Bureau.
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(le) .-'II records or or concerning the date of the fint communication, whether formal or informal, to DoD from any eatity without limitation, whether Department or Treasury, Department or Justice, or witbiD DoD concerniag the ~latter or the Braacb Davidians.
The support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, &: Fireanns and Operation Alliance. lREF: Book 1 Tab D). Chronological support summary (REF: Book 1 Tab B)
( 1 f) . .\U records of or concern in& the decision to provide assistance to A TF concerning the ~latter of the Branch Davidiau.
The support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, &: Firearms and Operation Alliance. (REF: Book 1 Tab D) "
(2a) All records or or concerning the legal and operational policies or DoD used by DoD to determine the scope or military assistance provided to domestic law enforcement •&encia Cor assistance l'·ithiD the United States.
The applicable regulations regarding military assistance to domestic law enforcement agencies are located in Book 3 Tab 1-9 and Book 4 Tab 1-2.
(2b) All records or or concerning the orders and guidance for tbe actual support pro,ided by Department or Defense to the Department of Treasury in preparation for the dynamic entry or the Department or Justice during the Siege concerning the Matter of the Branch Dalidians.
The Texas National Guard maintains no intelligence information on subjects of law enforcement ·.~support requests or law enforcement operations plans. All intelligence obtained due the National
Guard support becomes property of the. requesting law enforcement agency. See Chronological Support Summary Book 1 Tab B. .
(2c) AU records of or coaceruin&, with a listiD& or names and current addresses, the military penonnel wbo provided a a); tniDiD&, advice, lociJtical support, iDtelligeace support, sun·eillaace, or aay other support or any kind without limitation to the Department of Treasury or Justice.
A listing of all Texas National Guard personnel involved in the operation (REF: Book 1 Tab C). Copies of tour orders, travel orders, and travel vouchers, when applicable, are provided in Book 5 and Book6.
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(ld) A.IJ records or or concerDiD& any Jesal mrmoranda prepared by any DoD personnel reaardiq the lezality or support for the A TF operation reprdia·g tbe Matter of tbe Braocla Dh·idiau.
No legal memoranda were prepared specifically regarding the specific mission in support of A TF in the Matter of~ Branch Di .. ictians. Each fiscal year the Texas National Guard Counterdrug ·suppon Plan is reviewed for legality oftbe types of missions to be performed during that fiscal year. This review is done by the Adjutant General's Department Judge Advocate and the Governor's General Counsel.
(le) AU records produetd, edited, rn·iewed, read, or itudied by any DoD penoaael cooceruiag the A TF plan ror the d)1lamic eatry.
The Texas National Guard did oot participate in the development of the A TF plan for dynamic entry and have no records pertaining to the A TF entry plan.
(2f) .~ records or or concern in& the actual training provided to A TF personnel by DoD for · JT002£.93 mwion including but DOt limited to reb~nals at the MOL'T site and application of tbe Rules of Engagement for this mission.
The Texas National Guard has no records concerning the training pro"ided to A TF personnel at the MOtrr site.
(2g) AD retords or or concerning aoy DoD personnel who were preseot iD tbe proximity or the Jtesidence or Koresh and tbe Bra ncb Davidians on February l8, 1993, at any time ther~fter, up to and including April19, 1993.
·A listing of all Texas National Guard personnel involved in the operation {REF: Book 2 Tab C). Copies of tour orders, travel orders, and travel vouchers, when applicable, have been provided in Books and Book 6.
(2b) AD records or or concernio& any pre operation site visits or surveillance or tbe Residtace or Koresla and tbe Brands Davidians by any DoD personnel, or communications to or rrom DoD coaeerniD& any aurveUlaace.
The support request submitted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, & Firearms for aerial . photography (REF: Book 1 Tab D), copies of maps identifying areas to be photographed {REF: Book 1 Tab E) and photocopies of areas photographed (REF: Tab ).
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(li) .~II records or or coacerniae any post operation analysis, opiaioa, renecth·e statement, omcial memoranda to file. or any other communication or any kind about the operation by .4 TF on February l8, 1993
The After Action Report of Texas National Guard Counterdrug Support in Waco, Texas (REf: Book I Tab J). Personal statements, sworn statements, and memorandwn provided by the aviators (REF: Book 1 Tab 8).
(lj) .-\U records or or coaeernine the role or DoD related to the operation or A TF on Februa·ry l8, 1993 prepared after tbe railed attempt to serve the arrest and search warrants.
All records regarding the role of the Adjutant General's Department and the Texas National Guard ha .. ·e been provided.
(3) All records or or concerning any and all military equipment without limitation provided to A TF "'·betber Joan~ leased, or donated.
All documents pertaining to the equipment utilized by A TF throughout the operations are located in Book 2 Tab 0-Tab V.
(4) AU records or or concerning any DoD penonnel to whom any disciplinary action wu initiated related to their role in the ~fatter or the Branch Davidiaos.
No disciplinary action was taken against any member of the Texas National Guard related to their role in the Matter of the Branch Davidians.
(S) All records or or concerning any foreign personnel, including their names current and addresses who were present durin& the Sieae.
The Texas National Guard bas no knowledge of any foreign personnel present during the Siege.
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(6) All records of or concernin& any and all assistance provided to tbe FBI during tbe Sieoce. including: (6a) .-'11 records of or concern in& any penonnel includin& names, a nits. and pr~nt address wbo pro,·ided aay assistance related to Forward Lookin& I.afrared Radar.
The Texas National Guard did not provide any assistance to the Federal Bureau of Investigation related to Forward Looking Infrared Radar.
(6b) . .ul records of or concern in& aU penonoel ~nd equipment used ror iDteUi&ence ptbering, sun·eillance, or other security activities durin& the Siecf.
Texas National Guard peoonnel did not perform surveillance or security activities during the Siege. Texas National Guard personnel supported the FBI and A TF with video camera operations in the processing center as members of the Branch Dividians left the compound and were taken into custody by law enforcement officials. All intelligence gathered by National Guard personnel is the property of the law enforcement agency that requested the support.
(6c) .UI records of or concerning any communication by You to tbe Department or Justice regarding the use orcs gas.
The only records of any communication regarding the use of CS gas are the entries made in the daily event l.ogs from the operation command post, located at Texas State Technical Co11ege. Was;o. Texas {REF: Book 1 Tab G) and the Emergency Operations Center. located in Aus~ Texas (REF: Book 1 Tab F)
(6d) All records of or concerning options or plans ror resoh·ing the Siege provided by DoD or participated i~ by DoD.
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Tbe Texas National Guard did not pe.rticipate in the development of the options or plans for resolving the Siege and have no records pertaining to the plans for resolving the Siege.
(7) AD records of or concerning any records which have been destroyed related to the Matter of the Branch Dividians
The only records the Texas National Guard is aware of that have been disposed of arc the Temporary Duty Orders for Texas Air National Guard personnel. These documents were disposed of as directed in Air Force Regulation 4-20, dated 1 May 1992.
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(8) All rteords or or conceruia& any proposed operatioa invok·in& DoD personnel in or around El Paso, Teus or anywhere else in tbe t"aited States tbat coDctrn.s eDforcement or the firearms Ja,.·s or tbe t"nited States. iodudiD& any and all questioDDiires or iaquiries or DoD penonnelabout their willia&ness to &o door to door retrie"·ia& firearms.
The Texas National Guard bas DO records on or any kno~icdge of aD)' proposed operation of any DoD personnel enforcing firearms laws or utilizing questionnaires or inquires regarding their willingness to go door to door retrieving fireanns. ·
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ASSISTANCE TO AT.F (Late 1992 - February 28, 1993)
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• Provided Equipment and. Personnel
• Equipment Included Three Helicopters that Participated in Feb. 28 Raid
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• A Counter Drug Operation, Approved by JTF-6 -- Non-reimbursable.
• Assisted ATF in Training at Ft Hood
• Communications; First Aid, and Range Training
• No Assistance in Planning Raid
• Not Present During Raid
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ASSISTANCE TO ATF -- ISSUES
Drug Nexus
• ATF Claimed Methamphetamine Lab on Compound
• ATF Accused of "Cheating" on Drug Nexus
• Absent Drug Nexus: Some Reimbursement Required; Different Approval Channels
Posse Comitatus Issues·
• Drug Nexus.Not Necessary For DoD Help
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• Is it Adequate·?
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National Guard
• Provided Equipment -- Reimbursable
• Personnel to Operate Equipment Non-reimbursable, Counter Drug Status
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USUHS
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Sessions on CS Gas Safety f
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Tanks
• SecDef's Office Approved
High-Tech Equipment
• Possible Appearance Problems
Safety of CS Gas
• Reno Felt Reassured About Safety After ·· Meeting with Salem
• Salem's Advice May Be Criticized
Advice on rs Gas Insertion Plan
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Disagreed with One Aspect of FBI Plan
• Did Not "Pass Judgment" on ·FBI Plan
• Spoke as Military, Not Law Enforcement Experts
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DoD Support to Law Enforcement
•· Some May Use This To Open Up the Broader Subject of DoD Support to Law Enforcement
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CJCS WASHINGTON DC CSA WASHINGTON DC CDR III CORPS FT HOOD TEXAS TAG TX AUSTIN TEXAS FBI WASHINGTON DC MSGID/ORDER/SECRETARY OF DEFENSE SUBJECT: ARMY COORDINATING OFFICER/LNO IN WACO 1. THIS IS AN EXECUTE ORDER. DEPLOY AN OS ARMY LIAISON OFFICER TO WACO TEXAS TO PROVIDE LIAISON WITH ALL FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND PROVIDE OVERSIGHT FOR COORDINATED ARMY, ACTIVE AND RESERVE COMPO~ENT, SUPPORT EFFORT. 2 . LNO WILL PROVIDE C2 FOR ACTIVE ARMY ELEMENTS ON THE GROUND, PROVIDE SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT FOR FORSCOM SUPPORT, INTERFACE WITH LEAD FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON SITE AN MONITOR ACTIVE COMPONENT OBSERVERS /LNO' S FROM AGENCIES OUTS IDE OF FORSCOM {AMC, BATF LNO, ETC) . LNO WILL JOINTLY REVIEW ON SITE REQUESTS WITH RESERVE COMPONENT LNO AND A~TEMPT TO DETERMINE MOST RESPONSIVE AND EFFECTIVE MEANS OF SUPPORT. 3. LNO WILL PROVIDE, THROUGH FORSCOM, DAILY SITREP DUE AT HQDA AT 1200Z. SITREP WILL INCLUDE ACTIVE DUTY STRENGTH REPORT BY UNIT OF ASSIGNMENT, ACTIVE DUTY ,EQUIPMENT STATUS BY UNIT, PROJECTED REQUIREMENTS, AND ANY PROBLEM AREAS . REPORTS SHOULD INCLUDE ALL ARMY EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL ON SITE. SUBMIT REPORTS TO HQDA, ATTN: DAMO-ODS. RE TS MAY BE PROVIDED TELEPHONICALLY DIRECTLY TO DAMO-ODS CML OR DSN 227-4331/1096 OR BY FAX AT
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SUBJECT: ATF Special Operation Coordination 3 1. It has been difficult to get an answer from Ill Corps concerning· the equested MOUT Site, Range, Training Area, and Billets. Due to .the fact tha . Ill Corps has been . the only senior officer in the headquarters (he is the only one we have given full understanding of miSsion), the reque5ted availabjlity.has ·not been q1,.1ickly ·forthcoming.- After numerous ·phone
. calls, we. finallY got an answer 'at-1400 today-not the. one we were looking fo.r: That. the ···: :reSourci!S. Were. totally bo;;;onhB days we. requested.· . · · · . . ... · · . . .. < ·: .. · ..
·, 2. 1 i~m~ciiatll'Y. ~~lee!· . . . . ~~~:ted ~;ITI :t~e .in.fo~~~~h a:; !~:· ~~e~!lg ~~ WaShi"Qton · ~~ : . . . . ; Thursday (tomorrow). I asked h1m 1f. he wanted us .to· try to.use a "pnority" and g~t those who· had· reserved the MOUT site to postpone their training. ·He said there was no telling even if the overalt concept was going to be approved and he counselled "wait until· after the ~riefing." He would notify the Houston. SAC who was going to brief. . · · ,
. . . 3. I c~Ued I ~~ .· back a/1545 to ask. Wh~ had ihe MOUT andcoUkhve also gei . ··:-· :··. ·. :_· .· ~.·.t)m~fin~ftf we: pushect .. t-f·e said~ that 1h.er~· w'as 2000 extra peop~l~· ~t ·Hoo~_(j6ing ·a ~big SINGARS
.test and·billeting would definitely be· a pro~lem. He indicated that 1 CAV Headquarters tiad th.e :
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1. It has been difficult to get an answer from Ill Corps concerning MOUT Site, Range, Training Area, and Billets. Due to the fact tha G3, Ill Corps has been the only senior officer in the headquarters (he is the on one we given full understanding of mission), the requested availability has not been quickly forthcoming. After numerous phone calls, we finally got an answer at 1400 today-not the one we were looking tor: That the resources were totally booked for days we requested.
2. I immediately calle fed him the information as the briefing in Washington is Thursday (tomorrow). asked him if he wanted us to try to use a "priority" and get those who had reserved the MOUT site to postpone their training. He said there was no telling even if the overall concept was going to be approved and he counselled "wait until after the briefing." He would notify the Houston SAC who was going to brief.
' ® 3. I called • back at 1545 to ask who had the MOUT and could we also get billeting if we pushed. He said that there was 2000 extra people at Hood doing a big SINGARS test and billeting would definitely be a problem. He indicated that 1 CAV Headquarters had the MOUT site. I asked him why the division headquarters was in there-he responded that they are only using it to "live" in. So I asked him to see if they could find someplace else and give us the .site.
4. Since we were playing phone tag and 20 questions each time, I asked him to go proactive on the whole thing-"Find out when it is available-maybe March 4-6; Can we get priS'rity over 1 CAV TOC; and Is i\.$till available Feb 18-20, the original dates?" He will also check the question on the billeting, range, and training area and get info by Thurs morning.
5. Although Ill Corps has been courteous, I have been frustrated by the dismal slowness to get answers and almost recommended we have the , Ill Corps COFS, who just arrived back from NTC today. OSN 737-7509. I
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SUBJECT: ATF SPECIAL SR
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. 1. ATF has submitted an SA to Operation Alliance requesting some help from both JTF-6 and the T~xas National G_uard. ATF SV,JAT teams are organizing a compound take-dcwn of ~n extrernist.group in the ':NACO ~icinity known to be produ.cing METH. LEA intel indicates that they may hav·e 3.-.so CAL machine guns._ · · · -·
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1. ATF has submitted an SA to Operation Alliance requesting some help from both JTF-6 and the Texas National Guard. ATF SWAT teams are organizing a compound take-down of an extremist group in the WACO vicinity known to be producing METH. · LEA intel indicates that they may have 3 -.so CAL machine guns._
2. Originaliy wanting to do the take-down on 15 Feb, they have postponed the operation until after all warrants and Federal Grand Jury requirements are completed. Operation now scheduled for end of Feb. 3. Information: POC Operation Alliance: -@ POC ATF, Houston: "Q) POC Ill Corps: -(DSN 737-4211) Note that I asked ther:n to make the MOUT site available. . . . ®.
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a. fhq LE.XDEa will make every effort to ensure that each tt.em c£ t!:le =ttriel is furn!slee to the !ORSOWEi in a $erviceable and ~able condition 4cco~lng to its or1g1oally in~nd~ pU1-po~e. Eowevar. If t..b4 Ut for Rb1ch tho :na.tG1'fca1 Ia lou.d w11J P'lt•rdt. MtA~tcat of a les:er eondlt1on •111- be lou94. Tb1c lt$Ser con<11t1on wi!l ~ note4 on the appropriate lo~ document.s. rre~erUutl•''· t.~;.EJDEB male~ no wa.rr~t~ or (UlrutH of fitne~' of an~ of the ~tfr!el for any of -thq ~ter!tl for a particular purpose or u:e, or warran\y ot any t~ wbAUO,.YAP. .
b. nt• atzoHZOitnt. cov•rc on11 t.h4 cpocltle f~et"aiir on~ l'at1ona1 GuaM pro~rt.1 parti~~l7 described iA ·Appendix & (description will eo~er actual eon~i\ton of propert1 an4 ts: ac UDlq1M17 c!c.:e:-tpt!•• tez-M d poaclbl• • .-uch :as: -1110to~ nu=b.z- or mod•l zu.a:Db•l') att..a~h•d l:eret.o and =.ade a par" thereof. ·
e. Tbe Wational Guard arcumec no liability to~ person~l lnJury O? proptr~1 d~g9 rec\11 \i D' lros u:te of pro,.rt.y oft lo~ ~4 bcrcby pzoovt4oo tho pcooj)ol't)" •4e tc• a.nd ma.lce• no other ~rran~les as to !ltness tor part!eolar purpose o~ other•ise. ·
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C· rie BOR!Orc.! Will 'ppoint a rtprq,ea~~t.1vt tor "t.he pur,ose of ma.king Joint 1~pect,ioa u.d 1avcrnt.or;( of :~.11 mtet'ltl when tilt BOJBOW£1 p!ly.$1C&ll)• picks up or retuz-n.s the borrowec:t mat•r191~ Opon 'icku~ (or rtceipt after shipDeat) of tht borro~ ma~triel. ~he &ccoun\!a& . off1c•~ of the bcrrowlnt activity (or hit &utbori:ed re~rtreat&~Svt) ~11 ~!gA the appropriate 4oc~nts aeknow!edging rectipt and poscess!on o! the aateriel. Vpoa ret~n of, th~ aa\e~itl to • tb~ LEN~El. ~be DOiiO~a ttill certify that. •tbt qu~tl'tles l!ste-cl in the $hipping 4oec.meDt. '* {~Qaal are ~rrect.• ln fn,~ces ~ere BOR!OW£1 ~epresen~a\ive: au~bor!zed to receive and ~igD for bo~rc~d ~ter1•1 &re not available whtD the materiel 1• de11v~rt4, &11 el&!as for c~•tc related ~ the loaft will be valid •. •
b. The BORROWER l• re-pon~ible tor carf and malntenan~t of borrowed.~tet1e1 duriht \he term of th~ Joan the bo~rower ~11 provide suff1c1en~ p•r•onnel and faeilltltc•to adequatel7 os>«r&t.e, aatnt..aln. prot.ec~. an4 secure the t,orrowe4 mate:.1el. ne ~rl'owel' will m.lDWsa t~• J~S&t.erf•l iD .1. $Qrvic•:£blt ~ndi tlon &D<! ueeruin that it fc ~tturn.d to the LUDEll 1A &.S coocl a condli.!oa .a: when it tra$ 1oue4 (fait' ~ar aDd ka~ except.edl. EqulpMilt wtt11Ml1't~tt.uM\~·to LENOEI IAW ·10120 series '111 maln~nanee st.anda.Mc. Jecor4; ot mittenance pel'foried will be r-eturnH t.o-l.END!! wtt.J: the b<>rrowe4 ~uip~nt.
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t'he BORROWER will ct.oN. s:afoi!Wlrd .. and ~actn'~ hf~la YA.tt&-' tuM. o..- Al'U (ft A ~1' tent •!t.b common praetlct. public law, u4 loeaf·re,ulat.iou.
j. Tbe ~rrower Will prtVeDt. misuse ·o~ borro~ ugt.eriel; 0:0 lts us• bJ tma\lthot-1%A4 p4rconc. •
k. n~ :SOR.Rown ag1'eec to lndo~~nit7 ~ho LEJI!>SR, u7 c(cJl\ of the LEnD, U\1 tho SU.!'E OF ~ 1D tbe tvent of aoy lots, 4a=age, o~ 4•$tt'uction of prop4r~y \bat recul\c 1n ~~~7 eh.2.rc~c :a.calnc\ the LEJrDEX. ~G. ~~at, or t1c Stat. of 'r•xa.. h:rpo•ed par•v.n\ to ~-2 V.S.C. 710 AS implelkllt.ed ~y A!/ AlUlG re,ulatio"· •
/ 1. JUlltuy BORBOWDS will p•rform ud pay for cos~ of m&int.ena.nee service prucr1bH 1D
of.fl<:l&l lul>lie&\lon.s ~pplict.ble ~ pcr\l~le.r l ~- !1lclud1a' ~7 pz-ostt"'Va\10!'• ~p14«acm~. an4/oJ- Mpa.trs :1nc1dentr to the loan. :-
m. A reeor<! of ga$olint COMUZDK, oil ad~~. and repairc mad~. lncl1J41a& ·puts replace4 f111 b~ t\11"nlshe4 to the L!l(J)R upoa .rvtura <Jt .,llv ¥~ulv•.a1.. on,~ LElmEI w111 eJ~~ ~\ t~! ~ws o! vehicles and other POL·consuatnt ~~p~n~ ar• full at tlae of tbe lou, and the :OB30WE& ~11 f111 tue1 \ants a~ tim. of ~e\urn. '
. n. £.qutpaent los b()¢kS/£ora W111 remain 1n C'13\01Sy vt t.hv L~D.
o. rroptrty will rema1D OQ tht prOp97t7 recor4s ot \h~ LtKDER ~uppor~e4 ~y 6 reccip\ (ro~ 1e BOR!OWE! an4 t.~e original copy of thlc to&n ~rcemen\.
~ . TbQ BOaROWER w111 '~vide· to LEfDEl tbe R~fHC·~ta~~ of the ~ut;ment by the lOth.d&y
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r. Th• 80iROwt! will not co~tg&tt. plodge. &seign. tran1ter. su~l•L. or p~rt w1\h poc:'"o:clon of ~n)' borrowed ~tcrl•l ln Ata1 ._,..,~r ~o any thlrd p~rty e1 tbtr cUrectly or indlreetly QXCtp~ wi~h tho prior written approval of t~e lender.
s. A~ all tia.s t,he lendtr shall h&ve Cree &ceess t.~ all lo~r.ed .at.erlel for t.he pu:op~se of 1n.spec\inC or !Av~u'-vr)'lu~ it..
1.. n'" borroi-.r wJll return borro""d oateri•l to & le~~t.lon designated by the 1en4tr •hen tbe cateriel ls no longer need,4:· ~poD termination of tbe lo~n »erJo4 (1nclud1nt any app~ove4 ex~tnston>; o~ upon dc~4 tbe~tfort by \be L£NDE!. the LEIDER •111 provide d~nt1 to b• ~ed by the borro'"r to ret.u~n to L£Jt)£Jt.
t. !>AYXZNT. Th~ !OiROW£! will reiaburce the leMer for expenses incurred in connection •itb · tbls 10~ as pro~iGq4 below:
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c:!. The prop~r o~ratlo~~n~ ~e of I't-a~•rty duz-i.Dt t~o po~lo<l of tho lo~a.
~. Xeplae•ant. ill 1dftd J&nd/o~ zo•lmh\a"«4Milt. of loc.:. d~&c.- ond c!c•t.~\ioA t.hrougla l~te' othe~ than fair ~&~ and ~•ar. in~ludlng procp\ lnvestlgati~n of \he clreums~ct• of ~h lO$~. da~ce. o~ d~~t~uctioA ~·D •uch 1Dv•ctl4a\1oc i~ ~c~uc•'•~ by the &~'• 9t fcx••·
f. l::nJ:1n-• th~t tho •q1Jipmqn~ 11 .not ~c:d 1a ~ny -ay \o dl.tcrlllinA\e bu" on r-~ce, ere~. color ~d t.a.klng reuonable mtuur~s tG mate c:er~ain s~id loaned propt~t.1 is not. use4 for \o~ th&A oftiei~l a~prov•d actlvltico.
b. ~o BORRO~~ •ill re!cbura~ \he lender tor any ~xyvu-~~ A~~~~fary ~o re1a1r, :abllitat•. o~ yreserv~ ~h• ~~er1tl followinC itc retv~n \o the lender. (iOTE: OC any rowed aat.~rlel. unl•$• deprtclat1on l- ~lgRltl~an~.J
1. Tbc DonnoWEa will relmburs~ i.tur L.E~El tor cost-3 incident. t.o t.hQ pay ot Arlt(J personne! ~~v be te~porarily required \o ~perate, maintain, 4~~r4. or o~~~~~se attend to borr9wqd
&oeriel. This Sncl~e~ tr4\vt=l c.ml VV'" dlv~~a co:st$ tor bot.h Ar1111 un1tor:e4 an4 c1v111u. • ~el, an4 re,ular sala~y ~n~ overtiae costs !o~ irmy civilians.
j. The BORBOW£! will reimburs:e the L£B'DE! t.or ~Y other expon~e to..,tbe lender .ar1clnS in ,·
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DEPARTMENTS OF THE ARMY AND THE AIR FORCE
NGB-ZA · (37-20a)
MEMORANDUM FOR
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2500 ARMY PENTAGON WASHINGTON, D.C. 20310.2500
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SUBJECT: Appointment of AR 15-6 Investigating
1. References:
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a. AR 15-6, Procedure for Investigating Officers and Boards of Officers, 11 May 88.
b. DOD 7000.14-R, Fin~ncial Management Regulation, Volume 14, Administrative Control of Funds and Antideficiency Act Violations.
c. Memorandum, NGB-ARC, 28 Jul 95, subject: Flash Report, Potential Violation of AR 37-1 (enclosure).
2. You are hereby·appointed as an investigating officer under the provisions of AR 15-6 to inquire 'into the possible violations of AR ·37-1, "Army Accounting and Fund Control." Details of the possible violation are provided in. the enclosed memorandum.
3. You will conduct an informal investigation IAW AR 15-6 to determine the facts surrounding the alleged violation of regulation and law. You will gather sufficient pertinent facts to render a detailed report with all dates, funds and personnel
·/identified and applicable substantiating documents included. All statements will be taken on aDA Form 2823 and then·will be properly sworn. Your findings and recommendations will be reported on a DA Form 1574.
4. You must first conduct a preliminary review to gather all facts concerning this case. A preliminary report must be submitted stating the facts of the case and determining whether a violation has apparently occurred. This report must be submitted to the Army Guard Comptroller (NGB-ARC) by 30 Sep 95.
5. If your preliminary review finds a violation has apparently occurred, then a complete investigation must be accomplished. Information on conducting an investigation of a possible antideficiency act violation and a checklist for investigating officers is included in reference lb. If a complete investigation is required the report ~ust be submitted by 27 Oct 95 to NGB-ARC.
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6. Two personnel will be assigned to assist you with your preliminary review and investigation, an auditor and legal counsel. The conduct of this investigation is of high priority and must be started as soon as possible and completed in a timely manner.
7. To obtain information.on required elements of.the pres;· ary report and the report of final investigation, contact Ms. Na~t 3~D
1111111, NGB-ARC, COMM: 703-607-7534, DSN: 327-7534. Ms. ua~( 3ll will also put you in contact with the personnel (audit and legal) assigned to assist you with your invest tion.
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TOTAL LABOR COST: 48 X $14.00 = $672.00
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Bullet bole in frame of section at STA 525 WL 225
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~peclal Agent of the ATr Houston Fiald Division worked out of the Bou9ton Post of Duty. Jorn December 18, 1'60, he qraduated from Southwe$t T~as .state Universitl in $~ Marcus, Texas, with a s.s. in Criminal 3~st ce, in December of 1986. Before ~oining ATF in Hou&ton in July of 1990, he vorked for 3 years as a special ~gent with Defense Lnvestiqative Service. ~
$p4cial Agent of the New Orleans Field Division worked out of the Little Rock, Arkansas fost of Duty. Born March l, 1966, he worked for ATF for 4 yeArs, enterinq duty on October o! 1988. Special Atent ; a qraduate of Florida· state University, 0 s from Jackson, Mississippi, and is survived by his wife. 4IJ Special Agent of the New orleans Field Division worked out of the Nev Orleans Post of Duty. Originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana, the 30-yaarold special agent va• a graduate of McN~ese State University:and bad been vith ATF for over 5 years. He is survived by his vife and 2 sons.
Special A9ent . [ ' Of the New Orleans Field Division vorked out of New Orleans Field Division, and he has been an ATF aqent for ove~ 3 years. The 28-year-ol~ vas from Elitabethon, ~ennessee, and a sraduate of Easte~n Tennes~ee State Universitj• He was a veteran of Desert Stor.. Special Aqent • is survived by his wife. ~
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. . '. . SUPPORT REQUEST RSU FY93,d. 172245ZSEP92, JTF-6. EXECUT!ON ORDER, d. 01224SZOCT92, CINCFOR. MITASK JT ~02-93, d. 241800ZAUG92, 3d SFG(A). OPORDER JT 002-93, d. 171800ZDEC92, B390. All Mission Folders, FRAGO Hsn's for JT002~93, Msns · I u, JTF-6 JOC Archiv.es. ;
.L.. ~~-~~V'J~.tv~_j_tJt:ft:tA~\'_;_ JT Mission 002-93 commenced on 08JANS3 and lasted until 29HAR93 (initial deployment until final r~de~lovment). Actual JCS/FORSCOK- approved mission execu~iQn ,._.!naow was· 06JAN9J- 27HAR93. .
on a to 10 JAN93 elements from C 3/3 SFG(A) (+) elosea ._ :~ t" HcGt·ugor &anqt! Camp, NM (Ft. .Z!iss }·; established initial '.:<.:'~it"unlc:at.lons and prepared the Advance Operations Base (AOB). i~-:.3JAN'J3, final coordinations, contracts and ROE/Leqal brie: w~~e QlVen to the entire force. On 140510 .
-:..1-:\~~~u • - a e ep oyment. On 25JAN93 the RSU !·.V!c•tlor: d'!tachnu~nt (elements of A C~. 3/160th SOAR) ar.rived · 2 :-tr.-tiO"t." nelos~and was operational on 27JAN93. During the a day deplo~ment, 5 HTT's, 2 Special Reconnaissance (SR) and 1· ~~~~ect Hatter Expert (SM£)missions were;conducted in support ~ :r·ederal, l County <tnd Navajo Nation,and 1 Local. LEA. Th~ Ha :..-upr.·ort eifort~ were small unit survivability and tactics ~:aJn!nQ. extens1ve medical training, communications trainint rd~l kop~ tnfiltration/Exfitration System and single~rope · ! '"!~'f. el!lr.\• tra1n1ug, and considerable LP/OP early warnl.n~ ~uc~ort. All ~~ssions were isolated,planned, launched .and :~c~vered and ttalned from the AOB at HeGrag~r R~~~~ ~~~~:.:·~~!ovmer.ts/Infiltrations were conducted by various eombinat ~: commercial air, contracted vehicles, other government air •::· unllaterally by the RSU Aviation. Red.eployments/Exfiltra .,_.~! t: cond\..ct.ed 1n th'! same manner. Debriefs and post-ops . =!:a 1.:~! enant·e were supported by JTF-6,. and eon~inued to suppor J2'~ act1ve PIR proqram. From 9FEB93 to MC, all support anc ~ z~~ff ~~ordir.ation (minus J2) was conducted by the 3 mao Sp~~lal O~erat1ons Support Element (SOSE). On 23HAR93, R~U su-:r.u~:-ted the .a.bn deployme~t of RSU 3-93 into Hc:Gre9or Ran~' ~!"'?~. Over .lap aud a gener~l ••relief in plac:a" is on-gol.nu • tr·~~sfer oi re!!~a.1.n1nq CO-funded supplies and counterpart
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ininrmat..:.on. lc!:IJ 2-93- wi~l AAB. with JTF-6, forward stage to · EAAl··. and c:lostJ .sccounts ~ith JTF-6 on 27MAR93. After a day ot p:-eparat..:.un iot· a Company_:Abn operation, C Co 3/3 SFG(A) will re~eploy uy Cl~l JA/ATT (Abn).
A. MISSION: c company (+), 3d Battalion, 3d SFG(A) deploys OBJAN93 t~
F! ~~LIS~ ':X, et:taclishes an AOB, and conducts Spacial ~e':unna!.ssance'and Mobile Training Team operat."ions as the Rapid E~pport Unit ( RSU )' in support of LEA interdiction efforts against cJ r •J c r t r a ! t i c: king .
5. OBJECTIV?:S:
Cl) LaA, OBJECTIVE: PER OPN ALLIANCE REQUESTS a. Hsn "B"(BORTAC)- To provide Training
A~:;;-~tanc'~ fron' the f<SU f'or Rappel Master Train1n9 Session 112. · To provide Training Assistance from the BORTA'
l:~!.i: ,: and Advanced Session 19. · · To provide Medical and Safety Coverage for all
:: ~:.:~!ntf .. acti'llti'~·s occurr1ng on FT BLISS property .
. u. Hsn "C .. ( USCS )- To provide traininc; for US , ·- ... :\ ~:·!nS A:.r !1:te·-:-J1ction Teams deploying OCcmUS in "Down Pilot ..
c.:. Hsr. "D"(USBP:)- Detect and interdict "walk-~: .·::nd!i" of drc·~~~ at the SARITA( TX) CHECKPOINT. Receive ~ ~~~-~lena~ NVG equ1pment support.
d. Hsn "E" ( BATF )- To provide tra1ning expertJ.Et: v : v!· · cor.:JJclny lev~l) emergency/tactical medical evacuation, t·•·:' !'-':'l c··Jmmur.lc.:'-'lions net planning, and ranqe/maneuver .•: .. : .:. :r · •. :u!c.:e on •··r HO•:JD ranges.
e. Hsn "F"(FBI/USBP)- To provide Subiect Mattet· c.~:r ... ·rt!.se for ine slingload re:ov~r;· o! communications equipment t r·.J~ FRA!it.LIN 1101JHTA·IN re~ul.ring rotory-win; assets and Army A'l'\.: ~ : ._, ,_. e d u r e !: ..
f. Msn "G"(BORTAC)- To provide USBP with ear-ly ·,~~r::.!ng and 1ntercept/ interdiction teams to work the "wal~ !!"'-''.:!!U" tt ails tha't circumvent the SARITA(TX j CHECKPOINT.
11. Hsn "H"(IACP/SWAT)-To provide special
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h~l1copter J.nser~J.on/extraction and rappelling support for the ~che~ul~a Int~rnationai Association of Chiefs of Police(IACP) .. 1-.:J'.'anced Specl.al Weapons and Tactics .. course. ·
h. Msn "I"(SAH JUAN CO SHERIFF and elements of NAVhJC HATIOH POLICE) - To provide Combat Lifesaver Tr~ining for EM'!- t raln~d LEI\ as applied to scenarios and equipment encounterec ~-~'! th'! !..::.1,. To provJ.de Emergency Air KEDEVAC training and i :!m!.ll at·l.:.:a tl.CH! as applied to area-specific: . scenarios and e'1Ulpment..
(2) UN!T OB~ECTIVE: Intent of C4r, Rsu·
My intent is· to work closely with our JTF-6 Operations ~·if !.c~r arad LEA leadershiP., within our ROE and sustainment CiDabil~t•es. 1n order to!!accomplish Special Reconnaissanc:e·and M~b~le Train~n9 Team miss£ons. We will maintain a regular · Lraln~nq t•pportunity that will -facilitate concentrating on our lt"\llr:.inc.r weakness within our HETL's. Our Main Effort is in :.;uuport..6.:;•l the LEA within our AOR and ensurinq the survivabilit ot nur m1::s1on teams and aircrews.- aur suppor~inq effort. is th 1
~:!·.:~·!ng 1-!ETL-sul)ported training of ODB/ODA' s and flightcrews. u~: snhanced r~lationship with LEA'S and JTF-6 and ~u4 ~t.•ict .:l·.!::<:r~nc'! to OPSEC measures will facilitate the follow-on RSU
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(3) JTF-6 OBJECTIVE: ~TF-6 prov1des on-call support to Operation Alliance
L:~:,uQhout the Southwest Border. - Provide SR/ Patrolling (LP/OP) support. - Provide cr1tieal-subject modified MTT support. - ~rov1de ddvisory/specialty support.
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(l) ·MAHOAYS: (86px 1. 8ldays) 6723 m/days . . (2) FLlGHT HOURS: Actual Operational (27JAN9J-27MA
18~!~ fliqht hours total 2 2 . 1 A Co METL
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C 3) ESTIMATED TOTAL COST: (Kinu·s TDY vouchers still pro~ess1n~- see ANNEX ~- BUDGET) •
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. . . . ; . . A. OBSERVATION: Rapid release of Dilu.AUTH to B390
tac!lita~ed rapid mission analysis and axecutton of all asu ml.::!alon~.
i ~ (1) DISCUSSION: The RSU B4et.staff ·was ablerto re~c~ ·
c~!~kly ~o verbal warning orders from the RSU Opns off~~er and \.,az able to pin-point i."ili tial requirements direct from! the t .t·~·J\u.•st:.:tq LEA. This facilitated a very rapid RFI assessmen'l i ro!;' nSU s and the RSU Cdr • s prepared Intent. ..
were very good at facilitatinq the RSU S·l/4-3/ ,, : itne disr.:ipline. On our very first mission tasking we
ab~~ to launch the Survey·Team for a major SR effor~ inside .. r ·:~ h:·~. w ilh a Concept of Operation already in mind and beinu ·:·,H··l.::r•:r~: ly planned. ·
(2) LESSONS L£ARNED: The faster D!RLAUTH i~ ~elea~~d. l~n ~~lt~~ conditions exist for "Rapid Support".
(3) g:-cnMME&PATIONS. Don't: change thl.S fea~ure.
(4) COHHENT: Usinq the RSU as the eye~ and r~rs for !~F·b 1n ~very RSU msn for assessment is excellent.
~l s. oaSERV~TION: The RSU was occasionally told specifically
;10\" rrany ci<!tS/ people and SpecifiC types Of equipment. to send Of :~t!.::~·l'Jns rtur1ng Warning Orders and mission coordinations.
(1) DISCUSSION: Although we never experienced a seveJ ~~tback, time and resources ware was~ed trying to communicate o\ rJe~~re to establish. what "effects!! were desired by Oi?ii Ai:.LIJdiCJ tn:ouuh J.TF-6, and no1; "who" or "what" had to go. At times the ;, ::ihop meshed "oversight" with "planninq", before the accura~e m!sl· !ou analysis was accomplished.
(2) LESSON LEARNED: We have found·oa these missions ~!1at W'! ,:oulc:l tave better served the LEA on the ground if we ha• concentrated on exactly what they wanted·to accomplish. verses
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(3) RECOMMENDATIONS: Attempt to assist OPN ALLIANCE c !.'.:leutifylng the "effect", and then relay this with the J3's ll! t t!fl t.
C. OBSERVATION: The Mechanics of the J' System for RSU. ta~klngs support rapid planning.
(1) DISCUSSION: The process of WARNORD, Msn Receipt, Planu~n~ ~upport and Preparation, Msn Oversight, and then kecuvery '~or.~ed well and fit the flexible needs of th~ RSU. The ~~u staff felt that for the most part it had "room to maneuver" ! ~ crJnduct.inq Hiss iOn Analysis and P lanninq. This same pl!rc~ptlon was evident in the robustness of Hsn team planninq.
(2) LESSON LEARNED: J3 does protect MSN teams abilit· ~o !nfluence supported LEAs Initial Concept of Operation in t~
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• a. Operation Alliance Support Request b. WARNORD to FORSCOH c. OIFcLAUTH
D. OBSERVATION: USSOCOM Equipment
Cl) DISCUSSION: Some of the mission equipment r~~u1reme~ts for the RSU are not organic to the SOF MTOE. A: '-h'~'Jr.Jh much pf this equipment can be obtained from the J-4 th!"'..)\!Qh t~tsk1r.~ Ft Bliss units, it can be time consuming. an• t :.:n~s. l~..:td to dead ·ends.
(~; LESSON LEARNED: Do not depend solely on the :~ n:?cur~ special1zed equ1pment.
f3) RECOMMENDATION: When missions require spec~aJ e"'.:! P~'!n t . allow enouqn time for using USSOCOH as an al tern1 ~~urcl! ot procurement. Ju~fification for requesting equipmeJ
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t t ) COMMENT: POCs / a •. USSOCOH: ~ DSN: 968-2953/3157
' ~ FAX: 968-4741
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FAX: 745-3140 i•.r!Y sur~ort _:provided must be .FEDEXed return by agreed time r:er!.ods and'.)equipment can only be utilized by SOF forc·es.
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E. OBSERVATION: Critical Chaplain Support is available v!cJ.nitY ";.he RSU base.
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4 c-! 1 :; ~s manaoement, and trauma assistance, The RSU made maximum t.::.·~ ot hl~ :time and Religious Services coor~inaticns. Given t.h· r ·:.-:.~:r~tJ.c.i for ser1.ous incidents, casualties, and the loner fami
:5 ~!; ~~~':~Y response suppor1t c~~~d t~: ~:rumenya!. ii ii"iiiii(
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Sp~~lal 01~rat~ons personnel and thei~ families.
( 2) LESSON LEARNED: An important asset for Spir i tui ~r.d eme r'=lcincy support is available. ·
(3) RECOMMENDATION: Read-on ...... I(IIIIIII(Riaa.s to act tH! l m!SSJ.ons of the RSU. ""'
;> F. OBSERVAliO~: HOSO Refill
(1) DISCUSSION: Despite the findings of the inv~~c1.aac1nq Officer for the 15-6 otdered by the 3d S~G(A) C'J!t:rr.ander. 3d S.FG(A) still has a moratorium on filling MD80s c~r~J.fi~d cl.vilian facilities.
f2l LESSON LEARNED: This hampers the ability of
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uwo detachment to conduct full, complete traininq for their RSU null. search/Bottom Search mission. Additionally, it requires doui>linu ~ho amount of KOSO sets per diver in order to always r:a·.tt.! a m1nimum capability to ~onduct the mission •.
(3) RECOMMENDATION: Bring at least 2 sets of MDSOs. ~~t· !ndlv~dual, for the train-up session, and 1 set, per 1 rut1 v 1.dua.L. for opera~ional purposes.
H. OBSERVATION: The week prior to our deployment was an ~~erc1se in·cr~sis management.
-(1) Discussion: There seemed to be a lack of
~:·euaration for executin;jfthe contingency plan to move our e:unmo/demo. There also seemed to be a lack of expertise amona tl cumpany versonnel in regard to the organization and shippinq. of J.t.
(2) Lesson Learned:· Have well thought out contin~en· pians. Understand and know ammunition handling and t c ,.1 ::~·;>or t. at ~on procedures.
(3) Recommendation: Develop a comprehensiYe company u=CP and ~nsure that we have enough qualified personnel to LJniJl.t:ment it.. One or two individuals with the knowledae isn_:_t_
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!. OBSeRVATION: Equipment problems with the Dive Lock(•r . (1) Discussion: Scuba tanks that we received weren
1a~ned to operational levels. We weren't able to get pressure odu~es tcr our r~qulators 6r tac boards for our compass s~1m~. w~ uidn·l qet extra fin or mask straps even though we were ~~U!OYln" for a lengthy period of time.
(2) ~Lesson Learned: Have detachment personnel ch~c a.:..1. ~'tUlp.!\ent. drawn.·
C3) Recommendation: Always double-check whatever =let ::o "'~' r9 not caught. short again. As for pressure gauc;es t~~ uoards there· ~ever really was a good reason.why we didn't l :1-:!~!. s•.;, r a•.1e~s the right answer in the futilre is not to ace.: no :~r a~ answ~r.
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J. •)BSERVATIOrl: •. Deployment of Dui.in body personnel from Ft . ·• ~ ..
( 1) Discussion: · Deployment·.~£ personnel via commercial airlines went well. Movement into billets was smooth and t.he facJ.li 'ties were adequate. . ;f .
c 2) Lesson Learned: TJte continqency plan for D\OVement ut oerRonnel was qood.
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K. •'BSERVATION: · Training Ranges .. (l) Discussion: All ranges that we used were good a
cd . .!.•J\'t'ed us to me43t our training goals. More ranges could have i~~~n utJ.l i.zed on· Meyer RanQe to lessen the logistical problems mn~lng ~o -Dona Ana.
(2) Lesson Learned: Identify a~l range assets pr~~r : t:\ 'l~~plo•f:ncnt (including NBC chambers, rappel towers, etc. )".
( 3) Reconunendation: Hake. sure the site survey f ~nd! ~uL the f~ll t:aininq potential of an o to so tjme·s
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Ill Discussion: OVerall AOB support was good with '~am me:~uers bendin~ over ·backwards to make things work. ~um·~t lm'ds t.t1ouqll there was a tendency for things to drop thruu l!':e t;raci-:s. As in pre-deployment, too much of. the load seemud b-e ·H! the backs of one or two individuals.
(2) Lesson Learned: Even with SOPs, and crosst!"aJ.:lJ.n~ oersonnel is a must.
CJ) Recommendation: Spread the ~ork load and ~-~snons 1uill. t2~s farther.
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. (1) Uiscussion: ·-Overall th~ mission was a success an t'r,.,-_·lde·.! t.n'! f .!.rst t.raininq· opportunity for the team to work wl. ~ and lraln "student.s" in an KTT scenario. The problem was the e t i•:·rt tni:\t went into the planning, preparation, and conduct of
· t ;!e m1ss1c•n (not. t.o mention :the expense of sending two HH-60s) r. !.•i:-. • t r~all y 'balance out w~th the amount of training actually c.··,nt.iuctea. The 5 day duratl.on of the SWAT course and_ its ~~~~!al1z~u content made it difficult to add in additional \. 1· tJ! :11nu. .r f we hadn • t been able to add in. the FRIES training, t~~ ~lSSlon wouldn•t have been worth it.
(2) ~esson Learned: Carefully screen missions to c•: L~.:rm.:.n'! tral.nl.nq benefit vs. cost. ·
CJ) Recommendation: One possibility when supportina co~!se· l1ke this is to combine it with a follow-on mission of · urov1dina craininq to the hosting police deparcment. The r~~::-cnse t;hctt "-'e received from all LEA personnel involved wa!: extremely po~1t1ve and I believe that they would be receptive t .•. ·- ld'l.l.
0. oa~ERVATION: Utilization of aviation ass~t~
(1) D~scussion: One of t~e greatest benefits of_ - --J~t>~-o~·no on ti • .l.., taxssion narlfeen the ava1lab1li.ty of the Hh
'.: J~;. ·rne P! lots .tnd crews have provided great support and ha.v !>·~·~:' reccptl.Vc:! to all of our trai.ning requests.
C2) Lesson Learned: Incorporate the aviation into tr~!nina wr.enever possible.
(3) Recommendation: Develop aviation-based tra1n~z '=" .. _,nc·epcs aneatj of time (prior to ~eployment if possible). 'th• tralnino conce~ts should include infiltration/exfiltration 1~ z.·-rx-type scenarios. When feasible, recoqnize the trainin·~ ne· ot the a'tlator·s and try to incorporate their requirement~ 1nt .,,.: 'J..: own.
P. O~SERVA~ION: Lack of RSU missions
!lJ D.:.scussion: If people are serious about the" o:~ c;!·ug:;. wra·f ciun' t they ~e us in the fiqht? It doesn • t ta) ~~~c ior tn~ ~eai1ty to se~ in that politics seem to be the
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( 2) Lesson Learned: Mi~sion ;· OPT~PO needs to
I . .. (3) Recommendation: Put us with ehe people that need
~s-- the ones in the bush who patrol the border and make ehe dru bu~t~. H~ve RSU assets service JTF-6 PIRs built on historical L~A case~. Contir~_.9r._p~n% missions do•not-require interdictio~ '=aP;thil! l..Les from LEA • s and can occasionally service specific J~ P: :< :1eec~.
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(1) DISCUSSION:
(2) LESSONS LEA~NED: STANDARD LETTER OF LATENESS N e ~IJI::O 'f(J ACCOHPANY ALL RANGE/DZ REQUESTS UltuER 30 ~;,.~~, !:!!!: E.NC!.OSURE 1. FORr BLISS FORM .88 WAS USED TO SCHEDULE ALL RAIIGE A.4iJ "l'f<AIN!NG AREAS. fORT BLISS FORM 0020 AIR HISSIOK REQUBS!l'-;
----·---,A-s ~JS'E-' !0 REQUEST AIR SPACE FOR AIRBORNE/AIRMOBILE OPERATION! A! ~lMES, REOUESTED RANGES WERE UNAVAILABLE DUE TO OTHER UNITS' 1-':o: !ok CC'ukDil,AriOH. FAILURE TO SIGN FOR A RANGE BY lOOOhrs uN "!!!::· ~CH£DULEO RANGE DAY RESULTS IN A CANCELLATION OF THAT RAUG: l F ·;'H:: RAliGE I~ BLOCKED IK FOR SEVERAL DAYS. THIS WILL RESUL'i' A CANCELLATION OF THE ENTIRE BLOCK. .
(3) RECOMMENDATIONS: TRY TO FORECAST AS FAR IN A!.'Vi~~cE /I.S POS~IBLE TO ASSURE USAGE OF A REQUIRED RANGE. IF r"u:-.~ 1 SLt:. SEND l"ROPER PAPER WORK WITH SITE SURVEY TO REQUEST ~~~~~S. !F A ~CHEDULED RANGE IS NOT GOING TO BE UTILIZED DU~ M!~~;!\JN kEQUIRJ.-:MglfTS ... CAMCEt. THE RANGE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
l4) COMMENTS: RANGE SCHEDULING WAS VERY HELPFUL Al .:'-''···t• ~:<A't 1 •/E. :HEY BENT . OVER BACKWARD'S TO SHOW US THE ROPES. -··-. AL~O W£RE EXTREMELY TOLERANT OF OUR SHORT NOTICE REOUES:l':
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(1) DISCUSSION:· DOHA ANA RANGE WAS USED FOR SHAL~ P.:'(!i~ F l ~E. MANEUV £R RANG£S, PLUS ALL THE DEMOLITIONS TRAININ•J, t11\l:.~"i~~·;UH, AND INDIRECT ~o·IRE. POC: n:. TELEPHONE -·~1?) 5~8-0392. RANGE SAFETY OFFICER'l_Q • TELEPHONE-! '.1 ! , l !I !o 8 -0 441! I 0 3 3 4 • I <<:Q .
(2) LESSONS LEARNED: RANGE CERTIFICATION FOR OIC ~ l:~o .iS \..:O•JRDINA'tED THROUGH SFC CATON. CERTIFICATION CONSISTS ' ,., ~~1EF!MG GlV~N AT DOHA ANA RANGE COHTROL ••• OIC HAS TO BE E-7 "·~·.:·'IE. RSO KAS TO BE E-6 OR ABOVE. IF DURING MORTAR TRAINING ! L1..·Jt1 RCJU~OS ARE FiltED, A REPRESENTATIVE FROM DOJ{A AHA RANGE t ·<;N i·J<OL KAS TO BE PRESENT. HELICOPTERS HAVE TO RECEIVE l·i!·.M.i!.i~ltJ:-4 TO CUOSS "WEST;i OVER WAR HIGHWAY FROM DOHh -AHA RANGE ~~ri1k0L. . I
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( 3) RECOt1Ml::NDATIONS: GET AS MANY PEOPLE OIC/RSO • .. ~.~-r~t'IEIJ AS PO~Sl~LE. '!·HIS WILL ALLOW WHOLE TEAMS TO TRAIN \r:~! :· .. H ~Ut"t0RTE1> FROH OU'l'SIDE OR, IF HEEDED, THEY CAN BE SELF·· :. u !' ~·or:Tl:.u ..
(4) COMM~NT: HONE
~. \.JBSEI<'·/ATIOtf: HEYER RANGE CONTROL
(IJ DISCUSSION: MEYER RANGE IS LOCATED SIX HlLE~ :·.·~t.=.u~c.-c•!". ~A!;!:: · • .A.MP. IT \-lAS USED FOR SMALL ARt-iS FIRE, HAHEUVi· ~ 1\:~• ;r;::;. ~! :'1.!:. .\NO 1>! ~TOL OUALIFICAT ION, AND THE BORTAC CClB L~ :- ".::. H~:: 6 VELEPHONE - ·( 915) 56~-9414. .
C2J L~Sf,OUS LEARNED: RANGE CERTIFICATION CONSIST! ~. ~·.r ~;u~~.'I ION ·rE·!iT. THIS TEST IS GIVEN AT MEYER RANGE CONTR• _. ••• 1.: !JC.J!:;:; :i(J'r R~QUI!U·! PRIOR COORDINATION. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS :.·; :·,:'3NIH·~ FOR A RAi"GE, THE OIC HAS TO CHECK IN WITH HEYER R ·:~ r .; CAlC BE DON~ 'l'ELEl,HONICALLY.
(3) RECOMMENDATIONS! DUE TO CLOSE PROXIMITY OF ~ ~.1-..!••i£. LOGIST!\..:AL SUPPORT WAS EASY TO COORDINATE. THEREi'ORi l't:;'t :.E< RAN(iE SHOULD BE UTILIZED WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
C4) COMMeNT: PERSONNEL AT MEYER RANGE WEP.E VERY •.::•::nJ:·!::RAT! 'IE. TilEY Ja.CCEPTEO AND SUPPORTED A .VARIETY OF CONC! 1\!..i!) Wt-;Rt; ••IL!.lN'i TO WORK ON WEEK-ENDS.
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T. :.t8S~R'/ AT ION:.. RANGER TRAINING ~RIGADE ( RTB).
(1) DISCUSSION: RTB SUPPORTED THE RSU BY SUPPLYING :.U•.:a 'r'Hl.ll•.;s AS WEEKLY JUMPS FROM UH-60. AIRCRAFT~ PYROTECHNIC:l. !-'!·~·:Jo:R f'ACK!HG AREA, ARMS ROOM TOOLS, USB· OF MOTORPOOL fAC!L!TI~~. AND KEYS TO THE WEIGHT ROOM~ POC: S-3 AIR; tllf
)~ f; TELEPH!>IfE - (9151 .568-9263. S-4/RIGGER !~HEJ/A!fl ~ ROOM: • Ill• TELEPHONE - ( 915) ~68-•JS'/U
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' (3) RECOMMENDATIONS: Provide 7th RTB with limited ·:om no et:JU!.pmer.~, aircraft platforms, Jumpmaster support, Riqqer :·u='~~~>rt. oarachutes. smoke grenad.es, limited live fire ammun!.tic 1 ·:·.z: ;~ZB t:a1ning .. PMCS training for vehicles, and Demo Train.i.nq
( 4) COHMf.NTS: EXCELLENT WORKING RELATIONSH·!P WITH R' ; ::.r.: ~~ MAINTAINED DURING FUTURE RSU MISSIONS •
. ~. l)U~ERVATION: OPERATIONS CENTER(OPCEN)
(l) D!SCUSSION: THE OPCEH WAS THE FOCAL POINT IN ~:: .<!: AL-1. ~SU t1ISSIC.•NS WERE TRACKED BY MAP OVERLAYS, OPEF:ATioM~
·- -- -~,:~~ .. ~UlJLco l UPS•.::o), AUO MI~SIUN EOLDERS. 'l'HlS WAS ALSO· THE 1'-L" ·· .. ~t:;.<!: t1i~;.;!ON 8RIEFlNGS, i.e. HORNING UPDATE, VISITORS Bf<IEF;.N•. ~ :. · · . . 'tl.~~..~ k£LLJ. THE OPCE!f WAS AN INTREGAL PART OF AOB 'i!·":·. ;<}\'£· i Uli!:i.
C 2 J Lt:SSONS LEARNED: MAKE THE OPCEH FIT THE ~ISS.: •J! ,·~~:l~'Y •.::· f<OOH ~~ Nf;EDED TO FIT IN HAP BOARDS, OPSCED BOARD /,tt: L;.:. -:r!Nf; Ak£A ~If rHE OPC£H •. OPSCED AND HAP OVERLAYS MUST BE !~ •. :\l ~0 !li11£0IJ\TELY AFTER RECEIVING ANY MESSAGES FROM DEPLOY!::!:> ~·:: l!•.f.'HHE!f1'S. t10RNitJG BRIEFING/UPDATE SHOULD DE HELD DAII..Y W. ·r1 l'·.i. ~:EC'I'!UNS ~UVOLVED.
()) REC0HMEHDATIONS; KEEP THE OPCEH AS PR!S!NTL~ -··:::'.; =;LOP~.!J. BUT B£ READY TO HAKE CHANGES PER MISSION NEEDS.
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. (1) DISCUSStON: (A) THE AOB OPERATES 24 HOURS, BUT !N A ~l~DUC!::!> C}.PACITY DURING LAT.! HOUR/EARLY MORNING TIME FRAME. DUE ·.o ':HE 1.!11ITED NUHBER OF PERSONNEL. (B) AOB SPACE WAS LIMITED. •<.:) lXTEH:iiVE·TRANSMITTAL OF PAPERWORK TO AND FROM JTF-6 AND 30 r;p '•iAS TH:: NORH.
t 2) LESSONS LEARNED: (A) IT· IS NECESSARY 'l'O HAVE i\'r •• 1:..:...~·1· L !J·~TACHt1~NT 1M SUPPORT OF ODB 390 TO FACILITATE ALL AUS CJ1·£JcA'1' i'.':fj AND TO RUN A 24 HOUR OPERATION. (·B) THE AOB SHOULl> ~!-.Vi~ THE l!U!LD!NG SPACE FOR ALL SEC';IONS·AND AMY ADD OMS, i.o. r:u !'Ol:l,OUL OPERATIONS AND RIGGER SUPPORT. (C) A COPIER AND FAX : :;o.".h lliE .~l£' NE£DED IN THE AOB AS IT FACILITATES THE WORK OF ALL . :.E·..:·:lutH; OF THE AOB. . . . .
-t3) RECOMMENDATIONS: ALL FUTURE AOB OPERATIONS OR
!.{J ·.:1: ,.U~~IONS INVOLVING B390 SHOULD HAVE A DETACHMENT TASKED TC he. . t1 ~Ut':"ORT OF THE ODB. SITE SURVEYS SHOULD INSURE THAT THERI ; :.; :".10M t•oR 54 S·TORAGE, HED ROOM, OPCEN, SIGCEN etc. C COHPAtJY ~.::•:lH.O •J:s';A!~ 1\ COPIER AND FAX ·MACHINE FOR FUTURE AOB OPERATlON:
(4) COMMENTS:
w. Vb~ERVATION: LOGISTICS' r
(l) DISCUSSION: (A) A SHORTAGE OF PALLET COVERS WAS i:•:Pt:.HlElit:£0 OUHING PREDEPLOYMENT PHASE. (B) JTF-6 CHANGED TllEI! 1~,-,!.. !l.:Y uN REPOH'r OF SURVEYS WHILE A MISSION WAS ONGOING WI THou· :-.v ,·! i Y l 11•:: 'rH£ AOS (C) SSSC STORE ONLY HAD A LIMITED AMOUNT OF i'f:.l-1~.
(2) ~ESSONS LEARNED: (A) DEPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS NEE ·: •:.,. ;~l fOHECAST!::O FAR ENOUGH IN ADVANCE SO TIMELY COORDINATION u~ ,,F FEt:'l't-;D FOH REQUIRED ITEMS (B) CLOSE COORDINATION BETWEEN • .4 • .;._,!1! ~::; RS 1J AND J'l·}·-6 HEEDS TO BE EFFECTED Ilf ORDER TO IMSI.IJ M:!·::!OH =<::AOiUt:SS CONCERNING SUPPLY ISSUES. (C) SSSC ITEMS W~. ::;\~i! TO l'~OCtJR~ DUE .TO FT BLISS SSSC STORE POLICIES.
(3) RECO~HENDATIONS: (A) C COMPANY SHOULD OBTAIN t !':~.·:.• A1 L~AS't .~•) ("Ali.ET COVERS ON HAND FOR FUTURE MISSIONS .. • .: · JT: ,, ;;...!011L!J MC:•TIFY ~1!;U OF ALL POLICY CHANGES AS TH~Y . :~:\c·J': ~. ! •. J r·uuos ~HOULD ~E SENT TO IN-COKING RSU SO SSSC LTI ··~~-. ·:.:.• t1!·.:· B~ 1JtJU•'3H'l AT .HOME STA'riON SSSC STORE.
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(l) OTHEU POINTS OF CONTACT THAT HAY BE USEFUL FO:t n·:...,A·! ~u:,~: C a) 107th FINANCE - NCOIC. TEL. ( 91~ 568-1792
- TDY SETTLEMENT. • ] . ·~ .:.!. .. ( 915) .. 568-1820 . . "'
C ill CARLSON TRAVEL - TEL •. ( 915) 566-4488 p PAX.· ( 915) 566-8905
IC) BIGGS AAF DAACG- TEL. (9151 568•8775/8300 I FAX. (915) 568-8901
(d) 4 &Jrd HAW DYESS AFB - c:tJUEH'l' OPS. . DSH: 461-2821
( £) ASP - I II. TEL. ( 915) 568-2712
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·: !~.A.I!:!L .a.OVAI't<."£5. THIS CAN BE A SHOWSTOPPER. FOR MEETING RSU • ~:A~UAku~ FOR SAPID SUPPORT.
t l ) ~E~SONS LEARNED: TDY ADVANCES AND PERSONAL CHgcr:S .~.N !J£ CA!;;HED AT LOC.:AL BANKS OR AT THI PX. THERE IS A TWO D'JLL}.
' A:.~~ NC F::E: AT 'tHE BANKS.
t 2) HE•~OMHENDATIONS: CASH CHECKS UP TO $150.00 AT T!lE 1! .'. 0
(31 COMH~NTS:
z. ·Jfs!:)EI{VATION: OPSEC during JTF-6 Counter Oruu operat.Lon \··:te \'leaJ' :or r·.!turn operations areas.
tl) DISCU~SION: The repetitive use of.the sam~ :d~!titl~s during operat1ons has a set pattern that alerts t~e. !':ot~! emoloyees. mess hall workers and local habitants that. "' ~·P·!::atJ.':-n 1s lll the of fin~.
, l2) LESSONS L£ARHED: The US& cf the same facilities
:.·~l.i~>w ·~n units that perform J9rF RSU missions needs to be roc; t ~ ·J~if~r~nt base locations so a set pattern .is noc est.ablJ.s:1• . .
13) RECOMMENDATIONS: Recommend that RSU personnel tJl.~ L<!teu at dJ.f ferent. locations. The extra LEA personnel need ~~~ ~i::~rent accommodations for each mission so the hotel
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EQUIPMENT/RESOURCES
Suppport Provided Date Requested Requestor 0 ~DUT s;~e ~ 1. MOUTSite 22JAN 93 BATF c.
PF~-- . 2. Training Assistance 3 FEB 93 Operation Alliance Cl ' ? oP A-thoMt-D . for BATF
3. Ranges and Training Areas 3 FEB 93 Operation Alliance Nc for BATF
4. (1 0) BFVs. (2) Helicopters 1 MAR 93 FBI Ac (UH-1) (H
5. (2) M1 Tanks 5MAR93 FBI OS ... ··-- . ....,~ :
6. M1 Training 6MAR93 FBI Acting ASA(Il&E) 7 MAR 93 training only
7. (3) Unmanned Ground 7MAR93 FBI OSD 7 MAR 93 Vehicles
8. (2) Combat Engineer 7 MAR 93 FBI Acting ASA(IL&E) 8 MAR 93 Vehicles (CEVs)
9. 40mm/M203 Range; 11 MAR 93 FBI Acting ASA{I~&E) 11 MAR 93 1 00 rounds practice animo; .. 50 rounds illumination
N 1 o. (2) additional Combat 15 MAR 93 FBI OSD 16 MAR 93
0 Engineer Vehicles (CEV);
0 {1) MBB Tank Retriever; w w l:. 10 ...&
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EQUIPMENT/RESOURCES
Support Provided Date Requested Requestor DoD Approval Date
11. (2) PSS-11 Mine Detectors 17 MAR 93 FBI Acting ASA(IL&E) 18 MAR 93 and training
12. UH-1 Support 23 MAR 93 FBI Acting ASA(I L&E) 23 MAR 93
13. (2) 2 1/2 Ton trucks; 25MAR93 BATF Acting ASA OL&E) 25 MAR 93 (12) M 1009 (Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle)
14. Emergency Medical Support 31 MAR 93 FBI Local Commander 1 APR 93 (On caiQ
15. ( 1) 15 Kilowatt Generator 3APR 95 FBI local CDR When requested(W/R)
16. Cots, Gas Masks; 6APR 93 FBI Local CDR W/R (1) GP Medium Tent
17. (1) GP SmaiiTent 13 APR 93 FBI Local COR 13 APR 93
18. Protective Masks 13 APR 93 FBI Local CDR W/R {15) oach M17 & M24
19. Concertina Wire 80 rolls; 9APR93 FBI Local CDR 9APR93 200 Pickets, 6 Picket Drivers
20. (3) CH-47 Helicopters 13APR95 FBI Local CDR 13 Apr 93
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EQUIPMENT/RESOURCES
Support Provided Date Requested Requestor DoD Approval
22. Other Equipment Loaned under local commander's approval (Items known only by quantities):
Cots 400 Gallon Water Trailer Sleeping Bags Herman Nelson Heaters Immersion Heaters MREs Field Phones Switchboard Light sets Smoke Generators loud speakers Field Tables Floodlights Drivers Goggles Night Vision Goggles Gas masks Sandbags
50 1
90 5 4
100 cases 12
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5. (2) M1 Tanks
Cost
$5610.00
$123,954.00 $230,676.00
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9. 40mm/M203 ranges and ammunition
11. (2) PSS-11 Mine Detectors w/Training Package
7&10. (5) CEVs
10. (1) M88
12. (1) UH-1 Medevac
14. Emergency Medical Support
15. (1) 15 kw Generator
19. Concertina Wire, pickets, drivers, etc ... ·
$5065.00
$7075.00
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$2975.80
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REIMBURSABLE COSTS
Reimbursed
No
Yes Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Why not?
Reimbursement was waived under provisions of 10 USC 377 because of substantial training benefit received by the unit.
loaned by Texas National Guard
Not used.
Data not available.
Figure represents total charge for ammunition.
None captured. Cost would have been for batteries only. Commercial batteries will work. User may have supplied his own.
Provided by TXARNG.
Provided by TXARNG.
On call. No indications they .were used.
Charge Is for fuel consumed.
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20. (3) CH-47 Halos $12,900.00
14. Other Miscellaneous Costs:
a. Temporary Duty $16,135.18 costs for support personnel and cost of lease vehicles to transport them
b. Recovery vehicles $10,816.70 cellular phones, sand bags, and NVGs
c. Support vehicles: $14,873.30 (Heavy Equipment Transports, wreckers, M998)
d. Ammunition: (Costs captured In Ranges at entry 1#9)
Al~Y SUPPOI~l, I?QJ~ WACO
REIMBURSABLE COSTS CONTINUED
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Yes
Yes
Yes
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PERSONNEL
Support Requested Date Requested Requestor DoD Approval
1. Experts to 2APR 93 FBI Local CDR lay concertina
2. Experts to counsel 14 APR 93 Department of OSD Executive the Attorney General Justice Secretariat
3. CS Gas Expert 13APA93 FBI Acting Director to advise the for Research & Attorney General Technology, US
Army Biological & Chemical Defense Command
4. Olher personnel Involved were In support of an approved equipmenVresource requesl:
Liaison Officers (LNO) Generator Mechanics Crew Chiefs Tank maintenance Crew Special Ops MedlcallNO BATF LNO AMC LNO British OSS Reo TOTAL
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13 APR 93
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FAX COVER SHEET
Army Legislative Liaison 1600 Army Pentagon Pentagon, Room 2C634 Wash., D.C. 20310-1600 (703) 697-2106 DSN 227-2106 FAX: (703) 614-3035
2.. TO: DSJA, OSJA, US
ARMY JAPAN/IX CORPS FAX: DSN 263-3980 CON\: Oil 81 3117 G.3 .39tQo
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Message~ I need to speak with you ASAP re your 3 FEB 93 MFR (SUBJECT: RSU Mission JTF-6. I will attempt to call you at 0800, 13 -JUN 95 your time. Heads up: You may get a message ~irecting you to be in DC as early as 17 JUL 95. Talk to you soon,
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APPENDIX
DoD Documents Concerning CS Agent
1. The Search for An Effective Riot-Control Agent Solvent System for Large-Volume Dispersers (U), Edgewood Arsenal Technical Report, October 1972.
2. Toxicology of Riot Control Chemicals- CS, CN, and DM, Edgewood Arsenal Technical Report, November 1969 .
. 3. Chapter 3, Field Manual3-9, Potential Military/Chemical/Biological Agents and Compounds.
,4. Characteristics of Riot Control Agents, Edgewood Arsenal Special Publication 600-1, October 1967.
5. Interim Report on CS Erposure on Planl Workers, Chemical Warfare Technical Memorandum 24-50, June 1960.
6. Cutaneous Reaction to Riot ControlAgenJ, Volume 134 Military Medicine, no. 6, June 1969.
7. The Effects ofCS-2 on Rats, Chemical Systems Labratory Technical Report, ARCSLTR-81 044, August 1982.
8. CS: A Study of Carcinogenicity, Edgewood Arsenal Technical Report EB-TR-73027, November 1973.
9. The Cyanide Portion of the CS Molecule, Edgewood Arsenal Special Publication, EASP 1100-2, November 1971.
10. The Toxicology ofCN, CS, & DM, Directorate ofMedical Research, Edgewood Arsenal, September 1965.
11. Possible Long-Term Health Effects of Short Term Erposure to Chemical Agents, Volume 2, National Research Council, 1984 [Prepared at the request ofDoD].
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FROM THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMI'M'EE ON MILITARY INVOLVEMENT AT WACO (7 SEP 99)
I. 'WHO"
A. QUESTION: WHlCH MILITARY AGENCIES WERE INVOLVED WITH THE WACO OPERATION EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY .
ANSWER: Texas National Guard, Alabama National Guard, United States Army, United States Air Force, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Regional Logistics Support Office, Defense Reutilization and
. Marketing Offices (DRMO).
B. QUESTION: W'HA.T DIRECT OR .iNDIRECT SUPPORT DID ANY /EACH AGENCY PROVIDE TO THE OPERATION.
ANSWER: The military assistance provided to LEAs can be separated into four areas. National Guard units conducted six surveillance overflights of the Branch Davidian compound in January and February 1993; U.S. Army Special Forces assigned to JTF-6 conducted training for ATF agents in late February, 1993; Texas National Guard counterdrug personnel conducted an aerial diversion on the day of the raid on February 28, 1993; and post-raid support to the FBI and the ATF.
1. Texas National Guard overflights in UC 26 counterdrug aircraft took place on 6 Jan, 3, 6, 18, and 25 Feb 93. An Alabama National Guard UC 26 conducted an overflight on 14 January. These missions were intended search for armed guards and drug manufacturing facilities. (HR 104-79, p. 63-64) .
2. A Special Forces Rapid Support'Unit, attached to Joint Task Force-61 (Operation Alliance), trained members of the ATF on 25-27 February, 1993, in company-level tactical command and control, medical evacuation training, IV ABC's, and assistance with range and MOUT sites. No non-METL training. special operations training I closequarters battle training (SOT I COB), or direct involvement in actual planning occurred. (HR 104-79, P.64)
1 JTF -6 was created in 1989 to serve as the planning and coordinating (operational) headquarters for military assistance to counterdrug operations of drug law enforcement agencies. JTF-6 is located at El Paso, TX (Ft. Bliss) and supports the Federal, .State, and local· law enforcement agencies within the southwest border region. It's region of responsibility as of 1 Ocr 95 included the entire continental U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. (FROM HR104-79, P. 187, note 160)
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3. The ATF requested and received 3·Helicopters and 10 counterdrug personnel from the Texas Air National Guard. These personnel conducted an aerial diversion the day of the raid on February 28, 1993 (HR 104-79, P.65).
4. Post-raid support to FBI and ATF included a limited number of ac:tive duty as well as Texas National Guard personnel. Active component · troops provided support consisting primarily of performing repairs . and maintenance on sophisticated observation and electronics equipment. Almost all of this equipment was operated by the FBI. .· One piece of equipment (electronic jamming equipment to interfere· with television reception within the compound) was operated by DOD civilian personnel (Hearings, Part 3 of 315, statement o-- I .-a 31 JUL 95 and; H~ 104-79, note 359). Nation~ -personnel helped perform maintenance on loaned vehicles and equipment (referenced specifically in later question), provided remedial training to FBI members who were to operate the Bradley's and CEVs, and provided troop services (e.g. cooks). (HR 104-79, P.82-83). Specific equipment lists and providers appear in the GAO report, "Military Assistance Provided at Branch Davidian Incident," GAO/NSIAD/OSI-99-133, August 1999. (pp. 27-29).
5. Advice/Consultation by Military Officers. 1 Senior Army officer wen~ to WACO on 13 APR 93 on the invitation of the HRT commander. This visit was in preparation for a meeting with Justice Dept. officials on 14 APR 93. This officer and another senior Army officer met with Justice, FBI, and the US Attorney General on 14 APR 93. They were there to answer questions that AG Reno might pose about the FBI's
. plan. The officers knew they were there because of their particular training, experience, and relationship with the HRT. They informed Reno they could not comment on specific FBI plans to end the standoff. Comments were provided on maintaining HRT readiness and ending a barricade situation as part of a military operation in a foreign country. (HR 104-79, P.85)
C. QUESTION: SPECIFICALLY, HOW MANY "SPECIAL OPERATIONS" PERSONNEL WERE PRESENT AND/OR INVOLVED IN THE OPERATION.
ANSWER: (Responds to all sections of Question # 1) SOF had three roles: trainer, observer, and technical assistance.
• Trainer- SOF had a Special Forces Detachment (authorized by Section 1004, National Defense Authorization Act of 1991 and Title
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10, United States Code, Section 373) under control of Joint Task Force 6, that trained the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) in counterdrug training, including communications, medical evacuation, frrst aid and firing range support. That training was completed prior to the ATF attempt to issue search warrants on 28 Feb 93. SOF also conducted training for federal agencies from the FBI in use of surveillance equipment. · ·
.• Observer - SOF had observers (in varying numbers from one to four) throughout much of the FBI siege period (starting approximately 5· Mar 93) to gather lessons learned for use in future military operations.
• Technical assistance- SOF had two technical support personnel from approximately 4 Apr 9.3 through the FBI operation on 19 Apr 93 .. SECDEF approved via 192230Z MAR 93 CJCS message, loan of a remote observation post (OP) with two technical advisors. Restraining guidance: Equipment could be used for defensive purposes only; operators could demonstrate use and provide technical assistance but could not provide tactical advice nor direct support to ·taw enforcement operations. (From S/FP message 192230Z MAR 93).
On 19 Apr 93 (the day of the FBI operation) there were three (3) SOF personnel vicinity the FBI field headquarters - one observer plus two personnel who provided technical assistance on troubleshooting and maintenance of surveillance equipment.
At no time were any SOF personnel on site involved with tactical planning or execution of any law enforcement activity.
D. QUESTION: FOR THOSE PERSONNEL WHO WERE PRESENT, DESCRIBE THEIR LEVEL OF INVOLVEMENT AND ANY SPECIFIC SUPPORT FOR INVOLVEMENT IN DIRECT OPERATIONS AT WACO. (Refer to answers for part B & C of question # 1)
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II. WHY
A. QUESTION: WHY WAS MILITARY SUPPORT REQUESTED FOR THE WACO OPERATION?
ANSWER: Military facilities (MOUT site at Fort Hood) and specific military_ training techniques were important to the BATF. Military support was initially requested through the Texas National Guard and Operation Alliance .. (ref: GAO report pages 4-12; HR 104-749, p. 8)
B. QUESTION: WHAT SPECIFIC MILITARY UNIQUE CAPABILITIES WERE REQUESTED, IF ANY?
ANSWER: Initially, desired military ~~pabilities encompassed training areas, -. medical evacuation procedures, communications training, PZ/LZ operations, tactical vehicle dismount procedures, and firing range expertise and assistance. (ref: msg 172145ZFEB93 from CJTF-6 to CINC FORSCOM). Subsequently direct support was desired. Please see specifics noted under "WHAT" (listed below).
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III. WHAT
A. QUESTION/REQUEST: PLEASE PROVIDE A LIST OF MILITARY EQUIP~ENT ~ROVIDED AT WACO TO ATF/FBI USERS.
ANSWER: This information has been published in detail in the AUG 99 GAO.· Report (MILITARY ASSISTANCE PROVIDE AT BRANCH DAVIDIAN INCIDENT).A recap is noted below. (ref. GAO report, "Military Assistance Provided at.· Branch Davidian Incident," GAO/NSIAD/OSI-99-133, August 1999. Pp. 27-29.
• Aircraft support (3 UH-1 and 3 CH-47, C-141 to transport FBI's hostage rescue team)
• Texas National Guard vehicles (10 x M2 Bradleys, 5 x M-728 combat engineer vehicles, 1 x M-8~;A1track recovery vehicle,. 2 x 2 1/2 ton -cargo, 5 x 5 ton .tractor trucks wf trailers, and 12 M-1009 vehicles) ·
• Active Army vehicles (8 x M-998, 1 x M35A2 cargo truck, 14 x heavy equipment transport, misc. vehicles)
• photographic and observation equipment • M-25A1 protective mask • Electronic jammers • . Maintenance of equipment and medical support
• Misc. supplies (e.g. canteens, tent pins, e~pty magazines for M-16A 1 s, first aid dressings, assorted field clothing, helmets, helmet covers, rifle slings, generator fuel, fencing, sandbags, chemical lights, cellular phone charges, field rations, diesel fuel
B. QUESTION: WHAT SUPPORT, IF ANY, DID MILITARY INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES PROVIDE IN THE WACO OPERATION?
ANSWER: The United States Air Force provided electronic jammers and two equipment operators. The electronic jamming equipment, used to interfere with television reception within the compound, was ted by DOD civilian· / personnel (Hearings, Part 3 of 315, statement ··~1-t:fffi~S;--HR 104-79, note 359; and letter (S) from Jan 1996.)
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A. OUESTION: PLEASE DESCRIBE THE COSTS OF MILITARY SUPPORT INCURRED AT WACO AND THE PROCESS USED TO COMPENSATE MILITARY AGENCIES FOR SUPPORT PROVIDED.
ANSWER: Much of the day-to-day support the Department of Defense gives to Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) is provided pursuant to statues that require· agencies to reimburse the Department for their use of our equipment and th~ services of our personnel. As is the case with many departments of the Federal Government, DoD has well-defmed authority , for example, in chapter 18 -of . · · · title 10 of the U.S.C or under the Economy Act iri title 31 of the Code, to provide support to other agencies on a reimbursable basis. (Hearings, Part 3 of
I . 315,statemeat of 3 31 JUL 95) Under the Economy Act, the ATF and the FBI reimbursed the mill.~ for most of its assistance. Reimbursements covered 76 percent (about.$747K) of the costs, of which the FBI paid about 96 percent (about $718K) and the.ATF the remainder (about $29K). The FBI also paid directly for the services of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. (See GAO report, "Military Assistance Provided at Branch Davidian Incident," GAO/NSIAD/OSI-99-133, August 1999, pp. 16 and Appendix III.) See also TAB 1 to this document.
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V. REQUEST PROCESS
A. QUESTION: PLEASE DESCRIBE THE PROCESS THAT WAS USED TO ENLIST MILlTARY SUPPORT INCURRED AT WACO •
ANSWER: Reference HR 104-79, pp. 60 and GAO report, p. 4. Law . enforcement agencies (LEAs) operating in Texas may obtain military assistance for investigations having a counterdrug component from the Texas National Guard counterdrug program. This program can provide investigative support services, from aerial reconnaissance to logistics. Requests for support must . · · cite in writing a suspected drug connection., LEAs may also seek military counterdrug assistance via Operation Alliance. (GAO report, p.4) When an LEA requests counterdrug military assistance along the Southwest border, that · request is received and reviewed by qperation Alliance, which ·acts as the clearinghouse. The request is then coordinated with support organizations such as JTF-6, NORAD, the Regional Logistics Support Office, and the pertinent National Guard organizations. Operational support is provided as a joint effort by JTF-6, NORAD,.and the National Guard. Non-operational support, that would include, but is not limited to, equipment, institutional training, and use of facilities, would be provided by the Regional Logistics Support Office. To receive assistance through Operation Alliance and from these organizations, the civilian law enforcement h!vestigation must involve criminal violations of U.S. drug laws, i.e. , have a =drug nexus." This is authorized under section 1004 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 1991, 10 U.S.C. 373 (P.L. 101-510). (HR 104-79, pp. 60)
B. QUESTION: PLEASE DESCRIBE HE APPROVAL CHAIN THAT AUTHORIZED MILITARY SUPPORT TO WACO, WHAT WAS REQUESTED, AND WHO APPROVED EACH/ANY REQUEST.
ANSWER: (GAO report, pp. 6-13) ATF made two requests for military counterdrug support. One was made directly to the Texas National Guard counterdrug program, and the second was made to Operation Alliance, which approved and foxwarded the request to the Texas National Guard and Joint
. Task Force Six for their consideration. DOD provided this support under section 1004 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 1991 (P.L. 101-510). The Texas National Guard also provided counterdrug support under 32 U.S.C. 112. (See answer to question VI for a more detailed discussion of legal aspects of this support).
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VI. POLICY AND LEGAL FINDINGS A. QUESTION: PLEASE DESCRIBE THE LEGAL STATUES THAT APPLIED TO MILITARY SUPPORT REQUESTED FOR THE 1993 WACO OPERATION.
ANSWER: The basic statutory authority for Defense Department support to: law enforcement agencies lies in Chapter 18, Title 10 of the United States· ~ode; Section 1004 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1991, Pub. L. No. 101-510, as amended; and Title 32 United States Code Section 112. An explanation of those provisions is provided in Appendix II of the recently. released GAO report, "Military Assistance Provided at Branch Davidian · Incident," GAO/NSIAD/OSI-99-133, August 1999.
B. QUESTION: ARE THERE ANY EXAMPLES OF MILITARY SUPPORT PROVIDED IN 1993 AT WACO THA1 WERE OUTSIDE THE LEVEL OF SUPPORT AUTHORIZED IN LEGAL STATUES?
ANSWER: The recently released GAO report, "Military Assistance Provided at Branch Davidian Incident," GAO/NSIAD/OSI-99-133, August 1999, undertook a detailed review of military support to the FBI and ATF at Waco. The report fmds that the various types of support provided at Waco qualified as either military assistance to civilian authorities or support for civilian counterdrug activities.
C. QUESTION: WHAT OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITIES ARE THERE FOR MILITARY INVOLVEMENT TO SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT IN DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES?
ANSWER:. Legal authorities for DoD assistance to civilian law enforcement authorities are detailed in Enclosures 2 through 4 to DoD Directive 5525.5, "DoD Cooperation with Civilian Law Enforcement Officials," dated January 15, 1986. A copy of the directive is attached.
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