1704RS(P) SITREP 91-38

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SUBJECT: 1704RS(P) SITREP 91-38
PRIORITY
                         BASE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
                         OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE

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P 160945Z JUN 91
FM 1704PRS CC
TO RHWUDDA 9SRW BEALE AFS CA CC DO MA RM IN 9RTS
RHWUDDA 814SPS BEALE AFB CA SPS
RUDORIA 17RW RAF ALCONBURY AB UH CC MA IN
RULWARA STRATEGIC RECONNAISSANCE CEN OFFUTT AFB
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              INFO RHIUFAA 17ADP/CC/LG
              RHIUFSA 1700PSW//CC
              RUEHJCS JCS WASHINGTON DC// J-3/ JRC//
              RUEAIIA CIA WASHINGTON DC//DDI/CRES/ IG
              RHIUFAA HQ USCENTAF SG//DO//
              RHFIAAA 15AF MARCH AFB CA LG IN DOR
              RUCJACC CENTCOM FWD HQ//
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              RUCVNAF 8AF BARKSDALE AFB LA//CS/ DO/ DOR/ LG/
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              RUEHJCS DIA WASHINGTON DC//DC-1/DC-5
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              RHWUDDA 814CSG BEALE AFB CA CC SP SG
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              SUBJ: SITREP 91-38 (U)
              1. OPERATIONS: ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL WEEK WITH THREE MORE
              MISSIONS UNDER OUR BELT. THE WINDS HAVE BEEN THREATENING, BUT THERE
              WAS ONLY ONE EARLY RECALL. 338 IS STARTING TO SHOW SIGNS OF FATIGUE
              WITH A RECURRING MACH HOLD PROBLEM. JUST WHEN IT APPEARS TO BE FIXED,
              THE PROBLEM SHOWS UP AGAIN. FINALLY, THERE HAS BEEN SOME CONCERN
              ABOUT THE SPAN PYLON OVERHEATING. WE ARE TAKNG OFF UP TO 15 MINUTES
              EARLY TO MINIMIZE THIS PROBLEM.
              2. (U) LOGISTICS:
              A. MAINTENANCE: MAINTENANCE WENT WELL WE HAD A CODE 2
              FLIGHT FOR AUTOPILOT MACH HOLD. WE CHANGED THE AIR DATA COMPUTER AND
              RATE GYRO EVEN THOUGH WE COULD NOT DUPLICATE THE PROBLEM ON THE
              GROUND. THE NEXT SORTIE WAS CODE 1.
              B. SUPPLY: NSTR
              C TRANSPORATION: NSTR
              3. FLIGHT SURGEON: DURING THE WEEK OF 7 JUNE TO 13 JUNE
              INCLUSIVE, THE FLIGHT SURGEONS OFFICE HAD 28 PATIENT VISITS. PILOT
              HEALTH WAS GOOD. ONE PILOT WAS BRIEFLY DNIF AFTER A SKIN LESION WAS
              EXCIZED BUT HAS RETURNED TO FLYING STATUS. AMONG THE NON-FLYING
              PERSONNEL ONE CASE OF SALMONELLA FOOD-BORNE ILLNESS OCCURRED.
              CULTURES CONFIRMED GROUP B SALMONELLA. THE PATIENT RECOVERED AFTER
              ONE DAY OF HOSPITALIZATION WITH W REHYDRATION. OTHER CASES INCLUDED
              COLDS, RINGING IN EARS, INDIGESTION, INSOMONIA, SKIN PROBLEMS, CUTS,
              AND EXPIRED GAMMA GLOSULIN IMMUNIZATIONS. SGT ROSS HAS PROVEN HIS
              WORTH AGAIN BY HELPING WITH THE HOSPITALIZATION, TAKING PATIENTS TO
              APPOINTMENTS, ASSISTING WITH INSPECTIONS AND DETERMINING SUPPLIES
              AMONG OTHER DUTIES. IMMEDIATELY AFTER CULTURES SHOWED SALMONELLA, I
              INSPECTED THE SAUDI SNACK BAR WITH SGT ROSS AND DR. MARTINES, THE
              SAUDI CHIEF OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AT AL-HADA HOSPITAL. SEVERAL
              POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS WERE IDENTIFIED AND A REPORT
              SUBMITTED TO THE COMMANDER. WE ARE CONDUCTING FOLLOW-UP
              SURVEILLANCE.
              4. POL: 9,039 GALLONS WERE ISSUED THIS WEEK. 89,239 GALLONS
              ARE ON HAND. 0 GALLONS RECEIVED. STATUS OF EQUIPMENT: ALL IN
              SERVICE. DIESEL ISSUE 26.