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File: 970107_sep96_decls2_0005.txt
Subject: COMMAND OPERATION AND TRAINING 31 JAN 91
Unit: 1ST SRI GR
Parent Organization: I MEF
Box ID: BX600020
Folder Title: COMMAND CHRONOLOGY 1ST SURVEILLANCE RECON INTEL GROUP DEC 19
Document Number: 4
Folder Seq #: 17
UNCLASSIFIED
Local supply procurement sources also began to migrate south as
hostilities erupted, to compound the problem of our demands exceeding
local supplies. This problem was anticipated and steps were taken to
increase stock levels of necessities. The addition of 2nd SRIG units
under the administrative and operational control of ist SRIG required
the re '-location of MIMMS and SASSY accounts into the AOR, and the
procurement of additional desert camouflage clothing and equipment.
other logistics areas of concern during January included: MIMMS and
SASSY support for units deployed in forward areas, and the desert
camouflage painting of arriving vehicles and equipment. The ammo
business was busy with the basic issue to arriving units and personnel
and other special mission packages. The lst SRIG Medical section
coordinated NBC preventive medicine issues and injections during the
month, and also a @ rienced a changeover in Group Surgeons.
The SRIG run messhall aboard Camp 5 maintained it's high sanitation
rating, food quality, and quantity despite the decrease in food vendor
capability due to the increased demand. The Ist SRIG Mess Chief was
responsible for the coordination of food service support at the MEF
Main location with SRIG and MEF cooks, as well as other SRIG unit
locations throughout the AOR.
Further logistical support from the Ist SRIG rear at Camp Pendleton
was restricted during January with the implementation of the V MEF
concept which consolidated remain behind equipment and personnel.
overall the intensity of logistical activity increased during January
with the start of hostilities, and looks to continue in the future.
MEDICAL
During the month of January, 1991, the lst SRI Group Aid Station
SRIG-28, 9th
COMM-62,BTH COMM-307). There were also 9 admissions to the hospital.
There were no trends or clustering of cases around any particular
disease. During the month of January the Ist SRI Group BAS immunized
the group against various bacterial and viral organisms of public
health concern.
CANA Auto-injectors , Ciprofloxin and NAPP tablets were issued to
the troops for protection against chemical and biological warfare.
CDR R. Kincaid took
over as Group Surgeon until CDR Cohen's replacement arrived. HMC J
Smith was appointed to go TAD to the U.A.E. on the 27th of December
and was gone for the entire month of January with the 2nd Topography
Platoon, performing hydrographic survey. At this time there were new
members appointed to be Narcotics Custodians since the prior members
were gone. New members were CDR Kincaid and HMI McDaniel.
UNCLASSIFIED Enclosure (1)
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File Room = sep96_declassified
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Box ID = BX600020
Unit = 1ST SRI GR
Parent Organization = I MEF
Folder Title = COMMAND CHRONOLOGY 1ST SURVEILLANCE RECON INTEL GROUP DEC 19
Folder Seq # = 17
Subject = COMMAND OPERATION AND TRAINING 31 JAN 91
Document Seq # = 4
Document Date =
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Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 02-JAN-1997