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File: 123096_oct96_decls1_0007.txt
Subject: SUMMARY COMMAND CHRONOLOGY 2 AUG 90 TO 28 FEB 91 10 MAR 91
Unit: MCCDC
Parent Organization: CMC
Box ID: BX600046
Folder Title: COMMAND CHRONOLOGY MASS-3 1 - 28 FEB 91 SEC 3 OF 3 DT 050
Document Number: 8
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UNCLASSIFIED
V. GOALS. Prior to MACS-2 arrival in SWA on 06 Septc@mi,,. i9@y.,),
the unit developed the following list of goals, in anti(,
follow-on tactical missions.
1. Embark the TIOC with adequate maintenance float and qLIPPIY
assets in ,rder to sustain operations, in the absence of
external support, for an extended period.
2. Install operate and maintain an integrated, redundant
communications network and initiate coordination with all
AAW capable agencies.throughout the theater. Both voice
and digital dat@ links permitted MACS 2 to create And
relay an air picture 'through the integration of organic
radar sensors and a continuous data network.
3. Provide detection and identification of all aircraft and
missions operating in@',@and transiting through, the Saudi.
Arabian/Kuwaiti,airiipace., The complexity of the air
environmentl@w6uld'maki6@detection and identification of
aircraft one of the most demanding missions facing the.
TAOC. Deconflidtio'n@@@bf'multi-national weapons systems
(i.e., aircraft antimissile systems, etc) within the
theatre of operations proved to be the critical role for
the-TAOC.
4. Provide airspace management within assigned airspace.
The volume of joint-foi-ce and inull@i-riatic)nal aircraft
made close coordination among all air control agencies a
vital requirement.
S. Provide continuous and effective tanker managr@iiier)t: in
support of joint and IMEF air operations.
issions, with all joint
required. Throughoutv'all phrases, the TAOC maintained
close coordination with all other joint and Saudi
agencies participating in the CSAR/TRAP missi.onc, process.
The need for timely@@CSAR/TRAP missions was essential to
preclude the 6aptur@@of the aircrew.3 by hostile forces.
Maintaining complete, ituational awareness wi.thit) the
limits of the..MACS-2 surveillance sector and providing
assistanceito;.the aircrews in distress a cl(@at
mandate. 3.
VI. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Since arriving in the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia on 06 Septem@er.1990,:,MACS-2 has been operational
continuously for 3,864 hour;.@@'The primary TAOC was operational
for 3,768 of those hours at two different locations. From 23
:September 1990 to 29,,Decembe@,@990, the TAOC was operational at
King Abdul Aziz Naval,6a@'se (KAANB). From 30 December 1990 through
08 March 1991, the T uncticin6d from the vicinity of Ras Al
Mishab. Additionaii 2@ loved seven Early Warning/Control
ENCLOSURE (1)
ASSIFIED
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File Room = oct96_declassified
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Box ID = BX600046
Unit = MCCDC
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Folder Title = COMMAND CHRONOLOGY MASS-3 1 - 28 FEB 91 SEC 3 OF 3 DT 050
Folder Seq # = 4
Subject = SUMMARY COMMAND CHRONOLOGY 2 AUG 90 TO 28 FEB 91
Document Seq # = 8
Document Date =
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Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 17-DEC-1996