T8 B16 Otis- Langley And Af1 Fdr 2 Of 2- Amc Intelligence Mission Report- C 130 At Pentagon 126

  • Uploaded by: 9/11 Document Archive
  • 0
  • 0
  • April 2020
  • PDF

This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that they have the permission to share it. If you are author or own the copyright of this book, please report to us by using this DMCA report form. Report DMCA


Overview

Download & View T8 B16 Otis- Langley And Af1 Fdr 2 Of 2- Amc Intelligence Mission Report- C 130 At Pentagon 126 as PDF for free.

More details

  • Words: 492
  • Pages: 4
Air Mobility Command Mission Report (MISREP) Submission Form

UNCLASSIFIED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

AMC Intelligence Mission Report (MISREP) View Form General Information:

a

H o o 10 o vo er>

CLASSIFICATION:

UNCLASSIFIED

CAVEAT:

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TO: FROM:

HQ AMC Intelligence Analysts and Unit Personnel CAPT John Gaffney

ORGANIZATION:

910 OSF YWRA ARS OH//IN//

E-MAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]

SUBJECT:

Mission Report

MISREP NUMBER: Mission NUMBER:

N/R

A/C NAME: CALL SIGN: ITINERARY:

MISSION DATE:

9/11/2001

Page 1 of4

Air Mobility Command Mission Report (MISREP) Submission Form

AIRCRAFT TYPE:

C-130 HERCULES

TAIL NUMBER:

N/R

MISSION RESULTS:

SUCCESSFUL

YOUNGSTOWN WARREN RGNL, US (KYNG) Information: Click Here to View AAFIF Information On YOUNGSTOWN WARREN RGNL

Airfield Information: Runway Number: Runway Condition: Runway Composition: Taxiway Condition: Apron Condition: Runway Comments: Taxiway Comments: Apron Comments:

s

H o o K) O VO

at

Airfield Security: Perimeter Fencing: Fence Condition: Raven Team: Entry Control Points (#): Foreign Security Forces: Additional Security Comments: Weather Information: Ceiling: Visibility:

NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR

NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR NSTR

NSTR FT NSTR FT

Page 2 of4

Air Mobility Command Mission Report (MISREP) Submission Form

Weather Comments:

N5TR

Surface-to-Air (SAM) Information: Missile Warning System (MWS):

NSTR

Time:

NSTR ZULU

Location:

NSTR

Aircraft Heading:

NSTR

Aircraft Altitude:

NSTR

Speed (Knots):

NSTR KNOTS

Quadrant:

NSTR

System Dispense Mode:

NSTR

Number of Flares Dispensed:

NSTR

Evasive Actions:

NSTR

Additional SAM Comments:

NSTR

Flight Conditions:

NSTR

Confidence:

NSTR

Additional AAA Comments:

NSTR

H o o K> O

Intercept Data:

vo

Country's 0\i Aircraft Artillery ( A A A ) Information:

Aircraft:

NSTR

Aircraft Type:

NSTR

Aircraft Heading:

NSTR

Altitude:

NSTR

Speed:

NSTR

Maneuvers:

NSTR

Tactics:

NSTR

Additional Intercept Comments:

Page 3 of4

Air Mobility Command Mission Report (MISREP) Submission Form

Force Protection: Force Protection Remarks:

NSTR

Additional Comments:

Additional Remarks:

n H o o K) O VO

a\s is the debrief of a Minnesota Air National Guard C-130

crew from the 133 AW that diverted to Youngstown/Warren Regional Airport on 11 Sept 01 following the WTC bombings. This crew departed Andrews AFB on 11 Sept at 1332Z enroute to home station. Shortly after take off on a Westerly heading at about 3500'msl, Washington Center gave them a traffic advisory. The A/C acquired traffic which was at their approxmate altitude and identified the traffic as a Boeing 757 or 767. The traffic was in a turn and appeared to maneuver to avoid the MN ANG C130. The traffic rolled out on a NE heading. Washington Center called the MN ANG 130 and gave them a 080 heading with a decend to 2000msl and told them to follow the traffic. The A/C complied. Next the crew saw the traffic impact the west side of the Pentagon. The A/C called Washington Center and reported the crash. A/C said his 130 was TCAS equipped and it was operational, TCAS gave no traffic advisory. The FBI was notifed and they took statements from the crew.

Page 4 of4

Related Documents


More Documents from "9/11 Document Archive"