SITREP COMUSMARCENT 14 11 FEB 91

File: 970725_dec96_decls38_0003.txt
Page: 0003
Total Pages: 6
Subject = SITREP  COMUSMARCENT 14    11 FEB 91                            

Parent Organization = MCCDC       

Unit = WDID        

Folder Title = COMUSMARCENT- SITREPS  1-20 91            SWA  036                                              

Document Number =         29

Box ID = BX600167



                                      UNCL         IF
                                                     OID




      MECH, LJNK RESULrs. JFACC KILO ALPHA, DIVERTED TO ARMORED COLUMNS,    UNI@
      RESULTS, BUT SECONDARY EXPLOSIONS OBSERVED. FASTFAC BAI MSN. U/I
      '!RUCK CONVOY, ARTY POSITIONS, AND 30-50 DEPLOYED TANKS VIC UI'M MT
      340S, 4 ARTY TUBES. 18 TRUCKS, AND I BLDG DESTROYED. MOVEMENT OF
      II(IG-16 AND MAG-26 NORTH UNDERWAY W/ORGANIC ASSETS. CONTINUED TO
      PROVIDE MEF WITH ATTACK/MEDEVAC/TRAP AND TACT SUPPORT. CONTINUED
      C'F)NSTRUCTION OF AIRFIELD PARKING AT RAS AL MIS@IAS.
      E" OPERATIONS DURING THE NEXT 24 HOUR PERIOD: ACE WILL CONTINUE TO
      "-I'RTKE ENEMY FORCES IN IRAQ'AND THE KTO AS TASKED BY JFACC-, AND MEF.
      A(@E WILL ALSO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE ROTARY WING ATTACK/MEDEVAC/TRAP AND
      IAC'T SUPPORT TO THE MEF.
      Is. CSSE:
      GFNTEXT/INTELLIGENCE-RECONNAISSANCE/l. NO CHANGE.
      GENTEX-I-/LOGISTICS/1. DSG MAINTAINED HIGHER ALERT STATUS IRT IRAQI
      ,,)1-1'ACK; MOVED 3.0 BREAKBULK LOADS OF AMMO FROM ASP-2 TO ASP-4. AND
      MOVED 66 TONS OF INCOMING MAIL. GSG-1: LAV NIGHT VISION SIGHT MOD
      IEAM MOVED FWD TO IST AND 2ND LAI BN'S T(@) PROVIDE INSTRUCTION AND
      Kf,rS FOR LAV NIGHI' VISION SIGHT MOD. TM  AT WORK IN DSC PROVIDING
      MODS TO M60AI MINE ROLLERS. TM AT DSC TO   PROVIDE ARMOR MOD TO D-7
      I)OZERS. GSG-2: PUSHED FUEL AND WATER TO   CSSA-1. ROWPUBARGE
      Oi-,FRAl'IONAL AS WATER AVAIL RACHES 410,000 GALLONS. ENGINEER/AMMD
      SSTSTANCE PROVIDED TO MEF FOR DEMOLITION   OF MSR SOUTH OF KHAFJI.//
 .IOCN@EXT/SIGNIFICANT POLITICAL MILITARY DIPLOMATIC EVENTS/1. NTR//
      (3ENTEX'F/COMMANDERS EVALUA,rION/l. CONTINUED IRAQI ATTACKS ACROSS THE
      e,()HC)ER PLAY INTO OUR HANDS. SUCH ATTACKS PERMIT MAX USE OF COMBINED
      ARMS HITTING POWER ON OUR OWN GROUND AND SUPPORR BETTER TARGET
      R)CPLJISITION OF A MOVING ENEMY IN OPEN TERRAIN.//


      141-LEASED BY COL C@ M. LOHMAN
      RT
      NNNN





















                                     UNCLASSIFIED