Ill Winds: Air Force Reserve's Response to Hurricanes
Ill Winds: Air Force Reserve's Response to Hurricanes
Ill Winds: Air Force Reserve's Response to Hurricanes
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12 Sep - US Northern Command’s Judge Advocate office needed<br />
19 Oct 05 augmentation when it went <strong>to</strong> 24-hour hurricane operations. AFRC<br />
provided four volunteers <strong>to</strong> support that effort. 143<br />
13 Sep 05 The 403 rd WG moved 10 medics from Barksdale AFB, LA, <strong>to</strong> New<br />
Orleans, LA. 144<br />
13 Sep 05 <strong>Air</strong> Mobility Command Tanker <strong>Air</strong>lift Control Center (TACC/XOBN)<br />
requested <strong>to</strong> reduce aeromedical evacuation crew alert posture from six (6)<br />
<strong>to</strong> four (4). 145<br />
13 Sep 05 The 920 th RQS (Patrick AFB, FL) flew four HH-60 sorties for 8.2 hours<br />
and no saves. 146<br />
13 Sep 05 Aerial spray missions continued with three missions scheduled for the<br />
night of 13 Sep 05. 147<br />
14 Sep - Eight personnel from the 41 st Aerial Port Squadron (APS) (Keesler<br />
13 Oct 05 AFB, MS) volunteered <strong>to</strong> be part of the active duty Tactical <strong>Air</strong>lift Control<br />
Element (TALCE) support. They unloaded relief supplies from arriving<br />
aircraft and loaded departing aircraft with evacuees at Keesler AFB,<br />
MS. 148<br />
14 Sep 05 Hurricane Ophelia, which contained 85 mph winds, made landfall on the<br />
North Carolina coast near Cape Fear. One death, a drowning along the<br />
southeast Florida coast was attributed <strong>to</strong> Ophelia. It caused an estimated<br />
$50 million in damage along the North Carolina coast.<br />
15 Sep 05 A third aerial spray aircraft, Tail Number #90-9108, arrived with repair<br />
parts. Tail Number #90-9108, an aircraft struck by a bird, was repaired<br />
and made fully mission capable. 149<br />
15 Sep 05 The 920 th RQS (Patrick AFB, FL) completed 5 sorties for 7.1 hours and 0<br />
saves. 150<br />
143 Summary (U), HQ AFRC/JA, “Katrina Mission Support Summary by AFRC Direc<strong>to</strong>rate: JA,” n. d.<br />
144 Timeline (U), HQ AFRC/DOOM, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 30 Sep 05.<br />
145 Timeline (U), HQ AFRC/DOOE, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 4 Oct 05.<br />
146 Timeline (U), HQ AFRC/DOOM, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 30 Sep 05.<br />
147 Timeline (U), HQ AFRC/DOOM, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 30 Sep 05.<br />
148 Summary (U), HQ AFRC/DO, “Katrina Mission Support Summary by AFRC Direc<strong>to</strong>rate,” n. d.<br />
149 Bfg (S), “AFRC SITBRIEF,” 23 Sep 05, material used is UNCLASSIFIED; Timeline (U), HQ<br />
AFRC/DOOM, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 30 Sep 05..<br />
150 Timeline (U), HQ AFRC/DOOM, “Hurricane Katrina Comprehensive Timeline,” as of 30 Sep 05.<br />
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