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File: 980715_may96_sagwi1_0012.txt
Subject = COLLATERAL INVESTIGATION 22 DEC 90
Box ID = BX001415
Folder title = COLLATERAL INVESTIGATION 2
Unit = 24TH ID
Parent = XVIII CORPS
AFZP-VJA 9 December 1990
MEMORANDUM FROM ACofS GI 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(6)
MEMORANDUM FOR MAJ James G. Diehl, HHC, lst Bn, 64th AR,
APO NY 09315
SUBJECT: Appointment of Collateral Investigation Officer
1. You are appointed to conduct a collateral Investigation into a fire
and the resulting destruction of an Ml tank, assigned to 3d Bn, 69th AR,
which occurred 5 December 1990.
2. The collateral investigation will be conducted IAW: (1) AR 15-6,
(Procedures for Investigating Officer and Boards of Officers); (2) AR
3440-12 (Release of Information and Records from Army Files); (3) AR
385-4 (Accident Reporting and Records); (5) Section 552, Title 5, United
States Code, (Privacy Act); (6) Exemption No. 6 (Freedom of Information
Act); (7) letter, AFZP-CG, 10 Jun 88, Subject: (Collateral
Investigation of Accidents); (8) 24th In Div (M) & FS Reg 95-4; (9)
FORSCOM CIR 385-88-1, (Collateral Accidents Investigations).
3. The investigating officer will utilize informal procedures as
provided in AR 15-6. When there is a conflict in procedures of
requirements between AR 15-6 and the specific collateral investigation
guidance, the latter will control.
4. In your investigation, all witnesses must give sworn statements.
Should you reasonably suspect that any person may have committed a
violation of the UCMJ, you will advise that person of their rights under
Art 31, UCMJ, before beginning or continuing further questioning. All
persons who are interviewed will either be provided a copy of the
enclosed Privacy Act Advisement or you will certify that you have
advised them of these rights.
5. Special consideration must be given to the timeliness of the
investigation. The investigation must be completed within 35 days from
the date of the accident. The findings and recommendations should be
submitted to the appointing authority in three copies, including a cover
letter, DA Form 1574, a legal sufficiency review by SJA and a narrative
summary of the accident.
6. Prior to initiating the investigation, the investigating officer
will be briefed by MAJ H. Franklin Young III, Office of the Staff Judge
Advocate, DREAR, (9) 7662-203.
FOR THE COMMANDER:
m . maco@6
COL s
ACofS, Gl/AG
AFZP-VJA 9 December 1990
MEMORANDUM FROM ACofS GI 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(6)
MEMORANDUM FOR MAJ James G. Diehl, HHC, lst Bn, 64th AR,
APO NY 09315
SUBJECT: Appointment of Collateral Investigation Officer
1. You are appointed to conduct a collateral Investigation into a fire
and the resulting destruction of an Ml tank, assigned to 3d Bn, 69th AR,
which occurred 5 December 1990.
2. The collateral investigation will be conducted IAW: (1) AR 15-6,
(Procedures for Investigating Officer and Boards of Officers); (2) AR
3440-12 (Release of Information and Records from Army Files); (3) AR
385-4 (Accident Reporting and Records); (5) Section 552, Title 5, United
States Code, (Privacy Act); (6) Exemption No. 6 (Freedom of Information
Act); (7) letter, AFZP-CG, 10 Jun 88, Subject: (Collateral
Investigation of Accidents); (8) 24th In Div (M) & FS Reg 95-4; (9)
FORSCOM CIR 385-88-1, (Collateral Accidents Investigations).
3. The investigating officer will utilize informal procedures as
provided in AR 15-6. When there is a conflict in procedures of
requirements between AR 15-6 and the specific collateral investigation
guidance, the latter will control.
4. In your investigation, all witnesses must give sworn statements.
Should you reasonably suspect that any person may have committed a
violation of the UCMJ, you will advise that person of their rights under
Art 31, UCMJ, before beginning or continuing further questioning. All
persons who are interviewed will either be provided a copy of the
enclosed Privacy Act Advisement or you will certify that you have
advised them of these rights.
5. Special consideration must be given to the timeliness of the
investigation. The investigation must be completed within 35 days from
the date of the accident. The findings and recommendations should be
submitted to the appointing authority in three copies, including a cover
letter, DA Form 1574, a legal sufficiency review by SJA and a narrative
summary of the accident.
6. Prior to initiating the investigation, the investigating officer
will be briefed by MAJ H. Franklin Young III, Office of the Staff Judge
Advocate, DREAR, (9) 7662-203.
FOR THE COMMANDER:
m . maco@6
COL s
ACofS, Gl/AG
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