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And one more thing the base never went into alert status at anytime!
and p.41The base was on alert at that time because the Soviet Union was on the brink of moving armored [sic] units into Poland
I was assigned to Bentwaters Perimeter Post 18. It is not a very important position in comparison to active aircraft areas or the weapons storage area. I checked out my M16 rifle from the armory [sic] at 11:15 and was dropped off at my post. Manned only during alerts it was at the end of the Bentwaters flightline at the very end of the runway.
.Pulling some extra cops out of the barracks does not put us on alert! There was never any kind of alert called on the resources on the 3rd night because most of the activity was off base!
The first night I have been told by one of the controllers at CSC a helping hand was called at one point on Woodbridge then called off!
Helping Hand = an unclas message from anyone who detects an unusual incident, possibly hostile, that affects priority resources. The installation command post should not immediately relay the information to a higher area HQ*.
....the base was on alert because the Soviet Unon had massed troops on Poland's borders. Moscow was threatening to invade and President Reagan and NATO had warned the Warsaw pact that any Soviet incursion could trigger East - West hostilities.
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