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Deputy Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Soldiers' Records
Noun/Jeem/Department/Number 512
Draft
Number
Military
Number
Rank
Category
Full
Name
Military
Specialty
Title
Date of
Birth
Name of
Unit
Discharg
ed From
Date of
Joining
the
Service
Photo
Deputy
Officer
Grade 6
Signals
Quassim
Ebra-
heem
Abud
Signal-
man
Deputy
Officer
Grade
6
1950
Janin
Armored
Battalion
May 11,
1967
Discharge
Date
Discharge
Reason
Type of
Service
Religion
Origin
Type of
Weapon
Used
Exceptional
ly Well
Educational
Degree
Civil
Profession
Permanent
Address
Volunteer-
Armed
Muslim
Arabic
Automatic
Rifle
Kalashn-
ikov
Graduated
from
Elementary
School
Student
Serial
Service Details
Serial
Service Details
Leaves
Punishments
1-
Exams
command2 11/1/1967, took the fourth grade
exam which took place at battalion [illegible]
dated 11/11/1967, his results were as follows:
[illegible] Arabic 98, Roman code 98,
conduct 80, theory 85, electricity 66, engines
70, wireless transmitter 65, map 84,
measurement tools 67, passed according to
letter 3708 battalion [illegible] on 12/3/1967
based on orders from department 2 of
[brigade] 27 headquarters; command, on
8/1/1968 he participated in the first category
discipline exam which took place at the
headquarters of [brigade]27 on 7/20/968, and
his results were as follows: Arabic 75,
general [illegible] 60, military training 55,
passed; command2 4/12/980, letter 327 at
Se'tu Janin dated 4/10/1980, below is the
exam result, received the following grades:
Arabic language 65, mathematics 91, life
education 88, Ta 68, administration and law
73, map reading 86, fortification in the field
57, profession 58, passed.
4- Promot-
ion
command2 12/4/1967, was paid fourth grade category's salary
of three dinars per month according to letter 873 battalion
communication dated 12/3/1967;
command2 7/23/67, letter 4467 battalion communication
division/5 dated 7/22/969, was promoted to first soldier rank,
wireless operator as of 7/14/1969;
command2 7/17/969, was promoted to 4 [illegible] wireless
according to a decree of the revolutionary command council as
of 7/14/969; command2 3/1/976, was paid the annual allowance
[illegible] of one dinar; command2 5/20/976, letter number
2345 battalion communication [division] 5 dated 5/15/1976,
below is the result of his individual certificate: applied 60,
theoretical 65, passed; command2 1/12/977, [illegible]
allowances of his category with an increase of 4 dinars
according to letter 113 of [division] 5 command dated /3/1977
referring to top secret letter of the department of salaries and
financial affairs number [illegible] dated 12/29/1976;
command2 6/20/977, we have published in our order dated
5/18/977 the result of his third grade to the second and we did
not state his entitlement to the grade's allowances of two dinars,
thereupon and accordingly published;
2-
Annual
Shoot-
ing
Results
command2 2/5/977, the automatic rifle
kalashnikov first division shooting, the result
was, passed; command2 6/8/978, Se'tu Janin
battalion letter 1792 dated 5/30/978, below is
the examiner's result of the automatic rifle
kalashnikov annual shooting, the result was:
passed, thereupon and accordingly published.
command2 4/9/978, letter 1162 of Janin reconnaissance
battalion dated 4/6/978 sent to battalion communication in
[division]/5 for the purpose of the categorization exam to
operators which is being done at the above battalion;
command2 4/20/978, returned from the categorization exam
from battalion communication [division]/5; command2 6/1/978,
letter 123 battalion communication [division]/5 dated 5/27/978,
below is his individual certificate from the second grade to the
first grade: magnetic 68, wireless theories 65, communication
method 50, map reading 50, communication loading 60,
receiving Arabic code 98, receiving Roman code 98, wireless
transmitter 60, engines and loading 55, measurement tools 58,
sending Arabic code 98, sending Roman code 98;
3-
Trans-
fers
command2 8/15/968, he was transferred to
wireless squad 2 primary sad company, and
was transferred to battalion communication
[division]/5; command2 2/3/974, was
transferred from our company to the fifth
mobile reconnaissance company. command2
3/3/1974, came transferred from battalion
communication at [division]/5 ;
command2 4/16/1985, confidential letter 861
of battalion Se'tu Janin dated 4/13/1985
assigned him to the command of [division]/30;
command2 2/3/1988, letter 4090 of
[division]/31 command dated 2/28/988,
returned from the above assignment and
[illegible] ...;
command2 2/1/1989, was transferred from
our company to squad 2 inside the unit and
was [illegible]; command2 2/1/1989, was
transferred to our company... [illegible]
command2 6/10/979, letter 1666 battalion Se'tu Janin dated
6/6/979 referring to letter 1992 of [division]/5 command dated
6/3/979 awarded him the 17 of July 1968 decoration, and the Al
Salaam decoration, and the Al Yauyabeel Al Thahabi
decoration, and the 1973 October war decoration;
command2 6/21/79, considering that two years has passed since
he was paid second grade allowances and since he passed from
the second grade to the first grade, thus, he is to be paid the first
grade allowances of two dinars, thereupon and accordingly
published; command2 7/15/980, confidential letter 7307 of
[division]/5 command dated 17 July 1980 which was notified to
us by confidential letter 671 of battalion Se'tu Janin dated
7/15/980, he was promoted from [deputy sergeant] rank to
sergeant ...
Notes...
1. Type of Service: means drafted (armed or non armed), volunteer or reserve.
Confidential
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Deputy Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Soldiers' Records
Noun/Jeem/Department/Number 512
Draft
Number
Military
Number
Rank
Category
Full
Name
Military
Specialty
Title
Date
of
Birth
name of
unit
discharged
from
Date of
joining
the
service
Photo
Discharge
Date
Discharge
Reason
Type of
Service
Religion
Origin
Type of
Weapon
Used
Exception-
ally Well
Educational
Degree
Civil
Profession
Permanent
Address
Serial
Service Details
Serial
Service Details
Leaves
Punish-
ments
Continued\P
romotion
... as of 14 July 1980 in regards
to seniority and from 7/1/980 in
regards to the difference in
salary; command2 10/20/980,
our company was informed of
the actual promotion as of
9/12/980; command2 2/7/981,
below is his individual
certificate for wireless
transmitter course 123, it is as
follows:
application 60, theoretical 60,
average 60, result: passed;
command2 7/19/81, letter 2291
of Se'tu Janin dated 7/17/981, he
was paid the annual allowance
of one dinar from 7/14/1981 in
regards to seniority. 7/1/981 in
regards to salary difference;
command2 11/25/981, top secret
letter 944 of battalion Se'tu Janin
referring to top secret letter
13202 of [division]/5 dated
11/7/981, he was promoted to ra
ain sein rank in kindness due to
his courage during Qadissiyat
Saddam battle as of 11/1/981 in
regards to salary and from the
publication date in regards to
seniority; command2 4/7/982,
letter 39906 of the department
of salaries dated 4/6/982 which
was notified to us through letter
1496 battalion Se'tu Janin dated
4/16/982 and based on decree
958 of the revolutionary
command council dated
7/18/981 regarding the inclusion
of a non-renewal service term
for the purpose of promotion to
wireless [platoon] rank from
1/6/82 and because [illegible]
was promoted to ra ain rank due
to his courage
continued\
promotion
... dated 1/13/1984 the approval of the military chief of staff,
administration and [illegible] to his promotion from [deputy officer]
[grade]/8 rank to [deputy officer] [grade]/7 rank as of 1/6/1984 in
regards to seniority and from 1/1/1984 in regards to salary difference;
command2 1/9/1985, he was paid the annual allowance of one dinar per
month ; command 10/27/1985 he was paid family allowances of 5% of
his stated salary for the child named Abbass Qassim according to civil
ID number 880064 dated 10/21/1985, and thereupon and accordingly
published; command2 1/16/1986, he was paid the annual allowance;
command 1/17/1987, department of salaries confidential letter 350 dated
1/4/1987 notified through confidential letter 104 of battalion Se'tu Janin
dated 1/14/1987, he was promoted to grade 6 as of 1/6/1987 in regards
to seniority and on 1/1/1987 in regards to difference in salary;
command2 1/7/1988, he was paid the annual allowance of one dinar per
month; command2 1/10/1989, he was paid the annual allowance of one
dinar per month;
in Qadissiyat Saddam battle,
thus, his promotion from ra ain
to [deputy officer] [grade]/8
[illegible] wireless; his seniority
will be increased one year and
five months and nine days, and
thereupon and accordingly
published; command2 7/22/982,
in light of the more than fifteen
years that has passed on his
service, his continuous-service
allowances will be adjusted
from five dinars to seven dinars,
his personal [illegible] was sent
including all attachments to the
department of salaries
according to letter number 3339
battalion Se'tu Janin dated
9/2/982; command2 9/15/983,
confidential and urgent letter
17428 of [division]/5 dated
9/7/1983, and confidential and
urgent letter 4828 of the
department of scientific and
technical training dated 9/3/83,
the approval has been obtained
to exempt him from table of 6
January 1984; command2
1/13/1984, confidential letter
303 of department [illegible]
command dated 1/7/1984
referring to confidential letter
100 of the department of
salaries dated 1/3/1984 which
was notified to us through
confidential letter number 60
battalion Se'tu Janin ...
5-
Renewal
of Service
command2 5/11/1967, enlisted as a wireless operator soldier on
territories of battalion qad communication for five years inclusive of the
regular training term, and has taken the legal oath.
6- Regular
Leaves
command2 11/19/1967, was given a six-day regular leave, returned
from leave on the 25 of the same and did not violate the permission;
command2 3/24/1974, was given a seven-day regular leave; command2
3/31/1974, returned from leave; command2 5/7/1974, was given a three-
day regular leave; command2 5/11/1974, returned from leave on
5/10/1974; command2 7/5/1977 was given a thirty-day annual leave;
command2 8/5/1977, returned from leave; command2 8/1/1978, was
given a thirty-day annual leave; command2, returned from annual leave
on the 31 of the same; command2 8/16/1980, was given a twenty-day
annual leave; command2 9/6/1980, returned from leave;
7-
Absence
and
Desertion
command2 1/21/1974 was absent; command2, returned on the 22 of the
same; command2 9/20/1974 was absent; command2 returned on the 21
of the same; command2 9/10/1978 was absent; command2, returned on
the 11 of the same; command2 6/16/1979 was absent; command2
returned from absence on the 17 of the same.
Notes ...
1. Type of Service: means drafted (armed or non armed) enlisted or reserve.
Confidential
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Deputy Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Soldiers' Records
Noun/Jeem/Department/Number 512
Draft
Number
Military
Number
Rank
Category
Full
Name
Military
Specialty
Title
Date of
Birth
name of
unit
discharg
ed from
Date of
joining
the
service
Photo
Discharge
Date
Discharge
Reason
Type of
Service
Religion
Origin
Type of
Weapon
Used
Exceptional
ly Well
Educational
Degree
Civil
Profession
Permanent
Address
Serial
Service Details
Leaves
Punishments
8- Courses
command2 4/21/1968, was assigned to [brigade] 27 communication platoon; command2 7/20/1971, was transferred from
[illegible] company of [brigade] 27 headquarters and was assigned to mechanized company of [brigade] 15 headquarters;
command2 7/21/1971 was assigned to mechanized company of [brigade] 15 headquarters; command2 12/18/1971, letter 376
of mechanized platoon communication [brigade] 15 dated 12/15/1971, was assigned to our company for participation in a
course on generator operation; command2 1/3/1972, was assigned to mechanized company of [brigade] 15 headquarters to
take a course in loading supervision; command2 2/4/1974, he returned from his stay at the mechanized company of
[brigade] 15 headquarters; command2 7/11/1974, letter battalion communication [division] 5 number 638 dated 7/1/1972,
below is the result of a course in [illegible] loading, he received the following grades: application 53, theoretical 61, total
1144, average 57, passed and ranked a duplicate thirty second, his control and restraint was good, his ability in theoretical
and applied subjects was good, he would qualify as a teacher in his unit, his command skill was good; command2 2/19/1975,
letter 954 battalion communication [division] 5 dated 2/16/1975, below is the result of a course in communication security to
combat jamming: theoretical 70, application 60, total 130, average 65, passed, good in theoretical and applied subjects;
command2 6/2/1975, letter 3655 battalion communication [division] 5 dated 5/26/1975, below is the result of a course in
registrar of communication equipment in which he received the following: theoretical 60, application 65, passed; command2
8/9/1975, participated in a course in loading the external [illegible] of a wireless transmitter 126 at battalion communication
[illegible];command2 8/10/1975, returned from the [illegible] wireless transmitter 126 course ; command2 8/16/1975,
participated in an open course at battalion communication [illegible]; command2 8/30/1975, returned from the course in
loading the external [illegible]; command2 9/3/1975, letter 5650 battalion communication [illegible] dated 27 August 1975,
below is the result of the communication center exam, he obtained the following grades: application 70, theoretical 65, total
135, the result is pass; command2 9/7/1975, letter 5734 communication [illegible] dated 9/1/1975, below is the result of the
course in loading [illegible] of transmitter 126 which began on 8/16/1975 through 8/28/1975, he obtained the following:
theoretical 65, application 65, passed and was ranked nineteenth in the course; his control and restraint was medium, his
conduct during the course was medium, his ability in theoretical subjects was medium, his ability in application was medium,
his command skill was medium, he would qualify as a teacher at his unit; command2 3/22/1976, he participated in a course in
radio relay operation; command2 4/[illegible]/1976, returned from the course; command2 5/18/1977 letter 77 battalion
communication [illegible] dated 5/12/1977, below is the result of the first and second category exam, held on 4/2/1977, in
which he obtained the following grades: [illegible] Qassim Ebraheem from the third grade to the second grade, electricity
and magnetic 50, wireless theories 56, communication method and circuits 72, map reading 54, communication loading 55,
receiving Arabic code 99, receiving Roman code 99, wireless transmitters 70, engines and loading 70, measurement tools
62, sending Arabic code 99, sending Roman code 99, passed, and he is paid the allowances of the grades until after two
years has passed on the exam as of 6/5/1976, the result, passed; command2 1/14/1979, letter 62 battalion Se'tu Janin dated
1/12/1979, sent to communication school in order to enroll in a supervisors course; command2 1/28/1979, letter of the
department of salaries and financial affairs, was paid allowances of three dinars for the continuous service after completing
ten years in the army...
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Notes...
1. Type of Service: means drafted (armed or non armed), enlisted or reserve.
Copied By:
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Name: Unit's Seal: Rank:
Date: Name
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Deputy Officers, Noncommissioned Officers and Soldiers' Records
Noun/Jeem/Department/Number 512
Draft
Number
Military
Number
Rank
Category
Full
Name
Military
Specialty
Title
Date of
Birth
Name of
Unit
Discharged
From
Date of
Joining
the
Service
Photo
Discharge
Date
Discharge
Reason
Type of
Service
Religion
Origin
Type of
Weapon
Used
Exceptional
ly Well
Educational
Degree
Civil
Profession
Permanent
Address
Serial
Service Details
Leaves
Punish-
ments
8-
Courses/
continu-
ed
...command2 4/11/1979, notification 992 battalion Se'tu Janin dated 4/11/1979 referring to letter 1384 of
communication qad battalion dated 4/2/1979, returned from the course and was given a regular three-day
leave from 4/3/1979 until the 5 of the same; command2 5/29/1979, confidential letter number 509 of
communication training battalion dated 5/20/1979, below is the result of the compulsory third private
exam for supervisors of first category of wireless, he obtained the following: Arabic code 98, map reading
50, conduct 67, communication circuits 67, wireless theories 57, group and symbols 50, electricity and
magnetic 70, communication loading 67, mathematics 68, military security 80, sending Arabic code 98,
wireless transmitters 65, engines and loading 60, switching and [illegible] equipment 52, measurement
tools 55, total 1004, average 66.9, categorization [grade] 21, the result is pass, ranked thirty fourth in the
course; command2 1/29/1982, confidential letter 98 battalion Se'tu Janin dated 1/26/1982, he was sent to
the electrical base repairing factory in order to enroll in a course in the operation and maintenance of
Razeet radar; command2 2/21/1982, letter 470 of the electrical base repairing factory dated 2/22/1982,
returned from the course; command2 6/27/1983, letter 871 battalion Se'tu Janin dated 6/27/1983, below is
his individual certificate for the operation of Razeet radar course that took place at the electrical base
repairing factory: theoretical 50, application 65, total 115, average 57, ranked twenty four in the course,
the result was pass;
9- Prison: command2 8/12/1971, was sentenced two days in prison for negligence of duty; command2, was
released on the 14 of the same; command2 10/25/1972, was sentenced two days in prison for negligence of
duty; command2, was released on the 27 of the same, command2 2/21/1978, was sentenced three days in
prison for violating orders; command2 2/25/1978, was released from prison due to the expiration of his
sentence; command2 5/9/1978, was sentenced five days in prison for disobeying orders; command2
5/14/1978, was released from prison; command2 9/21/1978, sentenced four days in prison for his absence
for three days; command2 was released on the 25 of the same; command2 7/3/1979, sentenced to one day
in prison; command2 was released on the 4 of the same.
Notes...
1. Type of Service: means drafted (armed or non armed), enlisted or reserve.
Copied By:
Rank: Order Signed:
Name: Unit's Seal: Rank:
Date: Name
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Top Secret and Personal
Supplement (F)
Deployment of Air Defense Units in Section Fa Ain, the Gulf
Serial
Division\Command
Units
Notes
1
2
3
4
5
The eleventh infantry
division
The fifteenth infantry
division
Command of Al Feda Forces
Command of Al Jehra
Forces
Command of dal jeem,
Command of ain kha
(2) but from infantry battalion
ta kha \ 200
(1) platoon or kela from but
meem ta meem \ 911
headquarters of battalion meem
ta kha \ 200 plus 3 but
but 3 battalion meem ta kha \
590
headquarters of but meem ta
meem \ 1036 plus
(2) platoon (Sterilla 2 am)
but 2 battalion meem ta kha \
590
platoon from battalion meem ta
kha \ 1025
but 1 battalion meem ta kha \
590
headquarters of battalion meem
ta kha \ 590
(12-15)
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Top Secret and personal
Table of the Deployment of Artillery Force in Section Fa ain the Gulf
Supplement (D)
Serial
Division\Command
Specialty
1
The 11th infantry division
for command to the brigade for instant
support to infantry brigade 45
for instant support to infantry brigade 47
fa 1 lemigh corps 3
for support to the division
squad 1 but meem meem \ dal ba meem \ 1
infantry battalion
dhad\214\but\kha\499 minus platoon 1
battalion meem meem \6
minus but 3 platoon 1 but kha \ 499
platoon 1 + platoon 2 but alef kha \ 5
artillery of operations command
2
The 15th infantry division
For support to the brigade
For instant support to infantry brigade 76
For instant support to infantry brigade 104
for support to the division
squad 2 but meem meem \ dal ba \ 1
infantry battalion dhad \ 667 minus but 1 + but kha \ 671
minus platoon 3 but 3 infantry battalion \ 6
+ but infantry battalion dhad \ 677 + platoon 3 but kha \
671
artillery of operations command
3
Command of Al Feda forces
For instant support to infantry brigade 23
For instant support to infantry brigade 427
for support
battalion dhad \ 120
battalion kha \ 20
artillery of operations command
4
Command of Kadhima forces
for instant support to infantry brigade 606
for instant support to infantry brigade 65
for support
kaf meem meem \ 673
but kha \ 24 ha jeem
artillery of operations command
5
Command of Al Jehra forces
for command to command
for support
for instant support to infantry brigade 436
for command to special forces 1 corps 7
command of artillery ain kha command
squad 3 but meem meem \ dal ba \ meem \ 1
artillery of operations command
battalion meem meem \ 868
but alef kha \ 5 minus platoon 7 and platoon 2 but 1
battalion 1 stim \ 1
(11-15)
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Top Secret and Personal
Supplement (B)
[Groups]
Serial
Division\Command
Remaining in the Command
1
Headquarters of Gulf Operations
command
Command battalion kha \ 66
Special forces brigade \55
Battalion ba \ 6 minus a unit
2
Command of the 11th Infantry
Division
Infantry battalion \45
Infantry battalion \ 47
fa 1 special forces
Battalion corps 3
3
Command of the 15th Infantry
Division
Infantry battalion \ 76
Infantry battalion \ 104
Battalion command kha \ 68
4
Command of Al Feda Forces
Infantry battalion \ 427
Infantry battalion \ 23
fa special forces division \ 24
5
Command of Khadhima forces
Battalion command kha \ 65
Infantry battalion forces corps 7
a follow-up regiment
6
Command of Al Jehra forces
Infantry battalion \ 436
Battalion special forces corps 7
fa special forces division \ 40
(9-10)
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Top Secret
Fifth: the Saudi forces are comprised of (11-13) brigades of which are
mechanized, infantry and national guard brigades, in addition to border and
coast patrol. Saudi also has approximately (300) various planes.
2- The units stated above are deployed to the general Najd and Hijjaz
territories, and some parts in the other Arabian Gulf states; the naval units
are deployed in the Gulf of Oman, the Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the
Mediterranean.
- 2 -
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Top Secret
Supplement (A)
Intelligence Report number (1) up until 1200 o'clock on the 3rd of January,
1991
1- Since the American forces and their allies and the forces of Najd and
Hijjaz began threatening the security of Iraq, the following forces have been
mobilized in the area as follows:
A. The American Forces
First: Land Troops
1) [division] 24 mechanized
2) [division] 82 airborne
3) [division] 101 transported
4) It is possible that other divisions are present, but their identity has not
been confirmed.
Second: Air Forces
The enemy has various types of planes that includes fighting, bombing,
transporting, supply, reconnaissance and helicopters, their numbers in the
general area are approximately around 1000-1200 planes.
Third: Naval Forces
There are various naval units including aircraft carriers, frigates,
destroyers, supply ships, and amphibious ships, their number is about 30-40
various units. There is also about 30-40 thousand naval infantry on ship
decks.
Fourth: The Allied Forces, they include:
1) The Egyptian forces, about an armored [division] plus
2) The Syrian forces, about an armored [division] plus
3) The French forces, about a [division]
4) A British armored brigade equipped with Challenger tanks.
5) A Moroccan brigade, about 1200 soldiers
6) Forces from Dira Al Jazzeerah
7) A brigade from Bangladesh
8) A brigade from Pakistan
(1-2)
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Duplicate of page-11, except for the page number
(8-15)
Top Secret
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Duplicate of page-12, except for the page number
(7-15)
Top Secret
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4- Administration Affairs
Refer to administrative directive number (1) issued according to our top
secret and personal letter 9 on 10 December 1990.
5- Command and Communication
Refer to the guidelines of communication number (1) issued according to top
secret letter 359 on 29 December 1990 of the confidential letter of
communication company of Gulf operations command.
[handwritten, illegible]
[signed]
Staff General fa kha
Kamil Sajit Azeez
Commander of Gulf operations
Enclosures
A. Intelligence report number (1)
b. Group
c. [illegible] sections responsibility
d. Allocating artillery
e. allocating air defense
f. allocating military engineering
g. allocating the chemical
Distribution
The attached distribution list
(6-15)
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Top Secret and Personal
L. Technical Equipment:
Recommendations will be issued later
M. Coordination Recommendations
First: Sections of responsibility |
Second: Rear borders | Supplement (C)
Third: Front lines |
Fourth: Air
1) Adjacent support requests will be centralized and coordinated with
the army's consultant for aviation at our headquarters.
2) Stressing that helicopters flying during the day are friendly unless
they commit an aggression, given that at night they would be treated as
enemy planes similar to all other flying activities.
3) Securing the necessary protection procedures within sections of
responsibility to planes that go through a planned and emergency
landing.
4) If necessary and in case of a wireless paralysis, communication
between the divisions and our headquarters and between our headquarters
and the retreats will be secured through [jet] planes.
Fifth: Stressing the following
1) Working under electronic warfare conditions and depending on liaison
officers and messengers to convey orders, guidelines and instructions.
2) Establishing communication points and securing all its requirements.
3) Executing morning and evening alarms under the supervision of the
commanders.
4) Hiding all combat supply material and scattering it in different
places to protect the material from enemy threats.
5) Detailed reconnaissance of all roads, side roads, possible landing
areas, and vital and military targets designed for communication,
support and maneuver.
6) A speedy completion of the coastal defensive zone for the coastal
units; and the cities, inside and out, defensive zone for metropolitan
units.
7) Covering sections of responsibility through observations and
available observation methods.
8) Closing metropolitan entrances through check points within the
sections.
(5-15)
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G. Artillery
First: Coordination
Command Artillery will be on square one before 8.00 o'clock on the 3rd of
January, 1991
Second: Specialty Supplement (D)
Third: Counter Bombing
but 1 battalion meem from 120 | available according to but 2 battalion meem
from 667| priority of request to the bombing officer opposite to the command
Fourth: [illegible]
but 1 battalionf [illegible] \ 1 [illegible] the command is available for that
purpose
H. Air Defense
First: Allocation Supplement (E)
Second: Duty
1) Securing air protection by the available air defense for the units and
targets within our command sector against enemy air threat.
2) Securing the local alarm through opening local observatories that
depends on the visual observatories of the advanced [illegible] within
our command sector.
I. Military Engineering
First: Allocation
Second: Duty Supplement (F)
1) Assisting the divisions and command to complete barriers and control
rows.
2) Purifying and maintaining roads for counter attacks for the reserve
units in the direction of the desert location (the rear borders of our
command with the third division).
3) Assisting the divisions in preparing vital targets and installations
for the delayed destruction.
J. The Chemical
First: Allocation | Supplement (G)
Second: Duties |
(4-15)
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2) A continuous defensive zone that extends west of the cities and
depends on the cities themselves, and is comprised of assembled barrier
rows and continuous zones fortified by a defensive zone inside the
developed area in order to defend the metropolitan Al Jehra, Kuwait and
Al Nida.
3) Continuing activities of patrols, check points and coordinating with
security forces.
Third: Conducting a defensive battle to repel and enclose enemy units
conducting sea and air landing and ground units which succeeded in penetrating
the defenses of the other ground units; maintaining engagement with our units,
inflicting maximum damage, and destroying and annihilating them.
b. Infantry Division \ 11
First: Group Supplement (B)
Second: Duty
Defending national territories within the limits of responsibility supplement
(C), preventing the American enemy and their allies from occupying any part of
the territories, destroying and annihilating them, maintaining internal
security and protecting headquarters and vital targets; coordinating with the
neighboring commands to tighten the security of the defensive zone.
c. Infantry Division \ 15 | group and duty as provided
d. Al Feda forces command | in paragraph (B) of the above
e. Kadhima forces command | mentioned article (3)
f. Al Jehra forces command |
(3-15)
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a. [illegible] would not be applied except with the approval of the
general commander of the armed forces (may God protect him), counter
attack is exempted of that.
b. Maintaining the internal security at (Kadhima, Al Feda, Al Jehra)
metropolitan, preventing saboteurs from any actions violating the laws
and military commands, preparing defenses inside and outside these
metropolitan and deploying them to clear sections of responsibility.
c. Protecting vital targets and headquarters within the responsibility
section, preventing the enemy from reaching them and keeping the roads
open.
d. Coordinating with the neighboring field commands including the
command of the naval forces to tighten the security of the defensive
zone at the operations area and protecting important axis in the area.
3. Execution
A. General
The operations concept for the command of the operations command is:
First: Establishing a defensive zone for the units of the Arabian Gulf coast
comprised of:
1) Barrier row installed in the water
2) A line of exchangeable shooting support barriers which will be
arranged [illegible] opposite the ports and the areas where facilities
for amphibious landing are available.
3) A line of extended defensive positions (parallel to the barrier line)
which passes through the building and open areas to reinforce defense of
the coast and defending the area toward the west; to secure connection
with metropolitan units.
4) Continuing the activities of patrols and check points, and
coordinating with security forces.
Second:
Establishing a defensive zone for metropolitan units comprised of zones to
defend inside and outside the metropolitan areas, as follows:
1) Fortified points that extend parallel to the main roads controlling
the neighboring open areas and the streets and could be converted, if
needed, to a continuous defensive zone within three hours in order to
defend inside the cities (Al Jehra, Kuwait, Al Feda).
(2-15)
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In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate
Copy number 7 of [illegible]
ha2\20\77
20/1/1991
Gulf Operations Command
(General Staff)
Movements
Number \ \
Date: Jamadi Al Awal 1411, [Islamic]
[illegible] January 1991, [A.D.]
Movements Recommendations number (2)
Sources
Maps: Kuwait, Ahmadi, Burqan, Al Wafra 1\100 00
1- Position
a. The enemy: refer to the attached intelligence report number (1) supplement
(A)
b. Our Units
First: The third division defends our Arabian and southern wing
Second: The fourth division defends our northern wing
Third: The naval forces defend in the Arabian Gulf
Fourth: The general reserves for section (will be determined later)
c. Attached and Detached Units
First: [infantry division] 11
Second: [infantry division] 15
2- Mission
Defending national territories in Kuwait governorate within the responsibility
section, maintaining the internal security in (Kadhima, Al Feda, Al Jehra)
cities, preventing the enemy from occupying any part of the national
territories and inflicting maximum losses on the aggressive American forces
and their allies, taking into consideration the following:
(1-15)
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Kuwait International Airport Diagram
Deployment of Force Inside the Airport
The Diagram is Without A Scale
North
West East
South
1) External fence
2) [illegible]
3) Monitoring point
4) Monitoring Point
5) Monitoring Point
6) Main gate
7) [illegible] armored
8) External fence
9) [illegible]
10) Monitoring point
11) [illegible]
12) Gas station
13) Monitoring point
14) [illegible]
15) [illegible] runway
16) [illegible]
17) Monitoring point
18) Southern gate
19) [illegible] Al Qous
20) Monitoring point
21) Top Secret
22) [illegible]
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The Unit
Copy Number
command Kadhima
battalion dal ba Zeen Al Qous
battalion dal ba Basra
Mechanized [infantry] regiment \ 25
regiment 1 special forces [corps] 3
Headquarters company and division special forces
Division commandos company
Armored Janin company
Engines room
The war newspaper
File
Reserve
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12-15
(6-6)
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b. Command
Commander of the force staff colonel Jassim Mohammed Muhmood, commander of
armored brigade \ 55
c. The Alternate
Lieutenant colonel Abdulkhaliq Thaker Yaqoob \ the brigade Lieutenant colonel
d. Coded Words Meaning Place of Issue
1) Anab Hamidh Eastern runway Division headquarters
2) Batikh Hilo Western runway Division headquarters
3) Laben Arbil Entrance number 1 Division headquarters
4) Milh Ta'aam Entrance number 2 Division headquarters
Inform us
[signed]
Staff Colonel
Jassim Mohammed Muhmood
Commander of the Fifty-Fifth Armored Brigade
Appendage
[signed]
Lieutenant Colonel (armored)
Abdulkhaliq Thaker Yaqoob
The Brigade Lieutenant Colonel
Supplements
A. Diagram of forces deployment
(5-6)
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Eighth: Unit Protecting Ammunition Depot
1) Command
First lieutenant Mahdi [illegible] Hadi command from company 3
2) Composition
2 armored vehicles from [company 3] armored battalion Janin, 2 armored
personal carrier from regiment mechanized [infantry] \ 25, 2 squad (special
forces from company) special forces division 2, 2 squads from regiment 1
lemukh [corps] 3.
3) Duty
Protecting the depots and preventing any party from approaching them.
Ninth: Unit for Protecting the Expressway Junction with Al Nida
1) Command
First lieutenant Hammed Sajit
2) Composition
2 armored vehicles from [company 3] Janin armored battalion, 1 squad from
regiment 1 lemukh [corps] 3
3) Duty
Controlling the seventh ring road joint with Al Nida and Fanitais roads by
force and preventing vehicles or persons from approaching or stopping
especially while Iraqi planes are approaching the airport when attempting to
land.
C. Coordination Recommendations
First: The unit will be connected by wire and wireless with the division's
line.
Second: The unit will perform exercises to protect the airport, the timing
will be agreed upon previously.
Third: A detailed reconnaissance of the airport will be conducted by the
command of the unit or the alternate.
Fourth: Coordinating between the unit and any other unit stationed inside the
airport (security, communication, intelligence, peoples army.)
4) Administrative Affairs
a. Ammunition, water, sustenance and fuel will be stacked in accordance with
instructions issued by the retreats.
b. The other administrative affairs will be conducted according to normal work
procedure.
5) Ammunition and Communication
a. Wireless muting: imposing a muting on the wireless which will never be used
except when the coded word "Jassim" was issued.
(4-6)
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Fifth: The Towers (North Eastern Section)
1) Command
Major Hussain Hassan Aleewi command regiment 1 lemukh [corps] 3
2) Composition
regiment 1 lema [corps] 3 3 company special forces minus one armored vehicle
3) Duty
Controlling and protecting the towers bordering the external fence by
establishing guard points in a way to secure firing and observation.
Sixth: Unit for Protecting the Main Entrance to the Airport
1) Command
First lieutenant Muhmood Munair command of company special forces lema \ 55
2) Composition
2 armored vehicles from Janin armored battalion
1 special forces patrol with security element
3) Duty
Controlling the main airport entrance by establishing two points, on the right
and left of the gate, in a way to secure firing and observation.
Seventh: Unit for Protecting the Main Entrance number 2
1) Command
Lieutenant Jeber Mohammed Haji
2) Composition
1 armored vehicle from Janin armored battalion dal
1 As Bee Gee \ 9 gun
1 special forces patrol from company special forces lema \ 55 with security
element
3) Duty
Controlling the main gate leading to the (closed) international airport by
force and preventing vehicle and people from trafficking inside the airport.
(3-6)
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3) Duty
Protecting the old airport runway (active) and its surroundings from airborne
landing of enemy airplanes and destroying any forces that reach it.
Second: The Western Section
1) Command, major Muhmood Ata Mohammed, deputy command battalion dal ba Al
Basra
2) Composition
battalion dal ba Basra (3 company dal ba]
3) Duty
The unit will be distributed in two lines, in front and behind the external
fence, within distances that secure vision, observation, firing and the
preventing of enemy infiltration to the inside.
Third: The Southern Section
1) Command
Major Hazim Ahmad Ali command battalion dal ba Zeen Al Qous
2) Composition
battalion dal ba Zeen Al Qous (3 company dal ba)
3) Duty
Protecting the southern sector bordering the external fence by forming two
lines, in front and behind the fence, within distances that secure vision and
observation, firing and the preventing of enemy infiltration to the inside.
[illegible]: The North Eastern Sector
1) Command
Major Lateef Jassim Ahmad, mechanized [infantry corps] \ 25
2) Composition
regiment mechanized [infantry] \ 25 ([company 3] armored personnel carriers Am
Ti Al Bi)
3) Duty
Controlling the northeast sector bordering the airport's external fence to
secure firing and observation.
(2-6)
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Plan of Distribution of Chemical Supply Recommendations number (1) in the year
1991
Serial Unit Name Amount Copy
number
1- [division] special forces2 (ha) command 1 1
2- [division] special forces3 (administration) command 1 2
3- [division] special forces3 (alf.sein) command 1 3
4- [division] special forces3 (security) command 1 4
5- [brigade] special forces6 1 5
6- [brigade] special forces Bin Al Dheed 1 6
7- Mechanized [illegible] [brigade] \ 8 1 7
8- [brigade] special forces 55 1 8
9- [division] special forces3 artillery 1 9
10- [division] special forces3 air defense 1 10
11- ha meem [division] special forces3 1 11
12- ta noun [division] special forces3 1 12
13- ha alef battalion [division] special forces3 1 13
14- Medical treatment [division] special forces3 1 14
15- battalion special forces [division] special forces3 1 15
16- [division] special forces3 headquarters company 1 16
17- [division] special forces3 [illegible] Aste'a 1 17
18- battalion keem3 1 18
19- operations division 5 19-23
20- reserve 5 24-28
(1-1)
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f. Chemical Analysis
Contaminated samples brought by the reconnaissance team from the surveyed
areas will be sent to the field chemical lab located at the third chemical
company.
g. Reports
First: Units exposed to massive warfare will send the preliminary observation
reports nuclear \ [chemical] number \ 1 to the superior headquarters they are
connected to.
Second: Atmospheric gale readings will be constantly taken, on the average of
one every two hours.
Third: Masks will not be removed except with an order from the direct
commanders and after verifying that the area is not contaminated; for purposes
of security, (15) minutes will be added.
Fourth: Making sure that masks are put on as soon as possible when indications
of the use of mass destruction weapons have appeared.
4- Administrative Affairs
a. Compensation of chemical equipment will be immediately drawn from the
reserve outside formation measurements
b. Compensation will be from the reserve located at the chemical echo command
of the division, and compensating the divisions from the chemical echo command
of the corps.
c. keem3 will maintain two containers of purifying solution for all equipment
and purifying vehicles available to them.
d. Repairing chemical equipment and preparations will be according to repair
orders.
5- Command and Communication:
a. Mobilization division headquarters coordinates (7337)
b. Headquarters of [chemical] battalion command [division] special forces3
coordinates (7337).
c. Headquarters of company keem3 coordinates (7337).
d. Coded words and symbolic names in accordance to guidelines of communication
battalion of [division] special forces3.
[signed]
Staff Brigadier
Hassan Zeedan Khalef
Commander of the Third Armored Division
Enclosures
[signed]
Colonel
Mohammed Thahi Alwan
Commander of Chemical Echo Division ma3
(4)
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2) The [illegible] will be cleaned when chemical contamination take place to
the important units of the [illegible].
3) Water will be divided from the distribution point set for our division,
priority will be given to contaminated units.
4) [illegible] points to collect contaminated clothes near the battalion of
mass supplies [corps] 3.
D. Protection
First: prevention equipment will be carried by all personnel(set number 1)
which are comprised of mask, coat or protective suit, hand gloves, protective
boots).
Second: All should verifying whether the protective masks, purifying set and
personal first aid kit are good; in case there is any damage, they should be
replaced from reserve.
Third: The collective protection will be erected on the specified areas.
Fourth: Protection procedures from flammable material will be taken, in
accordance with the operating instructions.
E. Chemical Alarm
Relaying information regarding the enemy's use or the possible use of mass
destruction weapons will be performed with maximum speed and given a first
priority without any delay, in accordance with signal table of chemical
weapons.
Attach Type
(chemical)
Wire
Wireless
Light/Sound
Field Radio
Party responsible for
issuing signal
Expecting
enemy
(chemical
attack)
Hello
Clouds-
clouds
Hello
7777
Vehicles horn, long
and noncontinuous
and for several times,
banging on empty
containers
may use from the
internal radio to
alarm and prepare
High supreme
Enemy
(chemical)
attack on
section
(corps)
Hello
Rain\rain
Hello
8888
firing (chemical)
alarm blaze \ beating
empty containers
Gas \ Gas \ Gas
when feeling or effected
by (chemical) element
indications of the
(chemical) guide \
Supreme headquarters
End of enemy
attack
Hello
iron \ iron
Hello
9999
vehicle horn, short \
noncontinuous and
for several times,
beating empty
containers
remove the masks
\ remove the
masks \ remove
the masks
Supreme headquarters
and the direct
headquarters after
inspection and no
presence of
contamination
(3)
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Second: Chemical Units
1) The third chemical company will open the following observatories:
a. An observatory at the division headquarters, coordinates (6640)
b. An observatory position at the rear headquarters of the division,
coordinates (7440)
c. Maintaining (2) chemical reconnaissance armored vehicles as a reserve to
carry on the following duties:
First: Surveying the important areas in case there is an occurrence of attacks
with mass weapons.
Second: Surveying areas of purification stations.
Third: Each section will have its own responsibility for chemical
observatories and will provide [illegible] chemical observatories coordinates
to the units.
C. Chemical purification
First: Individual purifying
Will be conducted immediately by the individuals as soon as contaminated by
using the purification set and individual first aid kit.
Second: Partial Cleaning
Will be conducted by the units using the available individual purification
equipment and alternative purification methods.
Third: Complete Cleaning
1) The complete purification will be conducted at the following purification
lines:
Serial
Line
No.
Symbolic Name
Coordinates and
Symbol for Point A
Coordinates and
Symbol for Point B
Coordinates and
Symbol for Point C
1
1
Jawdett
2319 Jawdett 1
8435 Jawdett 2
8430 Jawdett 3
2
2
Mahdi
7534 Mahdi 1
7335 Mahdi 2
7637 Mahdi 3
3
3
battalion reem
6924 battalionreem1
6620
battalionreem2
7129
battalionreem3
4
4
Aswadi
7040 Aswadi
6740 Aswadi 2
6435 Aswadi 3
(2)
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