Marine Aircraft Group 16 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, FMFPac FPO San Francisco, California 96602
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5750------------ Ser: 03A21770 5 August 1970 ORGANIZATIONAL DATA LOCATION
1-31 July 1970, Marble Mountain Air Facility, DaNang, RVN |
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Commanding Officer | LtCol. P. C. Scaglione, Jr. |
1-31 July 1970
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Executive Officer | Maj. W. L. Becker |
1-31 July 1970
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Administrative Officer | 1stLt. R. E. Combs |
1-31 July 1970
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Operations Officer | Maj. D. S. Jensen |
1-31 July 1970
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Aircraft Maintenance Officer | Maj. W. D. Kalas |
1-31 July 1970
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Logistics Officer | Capt. A. C. Blades |
1-31 July 1970
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NATOPS Officer | Capt. A. J. Garcia |
1-31 July 1970
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Flight Surgeon | Lt. USN (MC) R. A. Moyer |
1-31 July 1970
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Intelligence Officer | 1stLt. R. L. Marshall |
1-31 July 1970
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Motor Transport Officer | 1stLt. J. E. Feldt |
1-15 July 1970
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1stLt. R. Grimstead |
16-25 July 1970
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1stLt. P. Baron |
26-31 July 1970
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Sergeant Major | SgtMaj. R. D. Brandt |
1-31 July 1970
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NARRATIVE SUMMARY HMM-364 flew 1,280.8 hours completing 1,378 tasks for 4,940 sorties, lifted 254 tons of cargo, carried 11,440 troops/passengers and flew 189 medevac missions with 90 emergency, 87 priority and 285 routine evacuees. There were 27 enemy fire incidents directed at squadron aircraft which resulted in only two aircraft receiving hits. The average aircraft availability was 10 and aircrew availability was 14. The squadron awarded 1 Distinguished Flying Cross, 2 Single Mission Air Medals, 1 Purple Heart, 21 Strike Flight Award Medals and 29 Aircrew Wings. PART III
4 July - Aircraft 153355 damaged three aft blades in an unsuitable zone on a recon insert. 10 July - Aircraft 154815 damaged one blade on a routine recon extract. The blade struck a small tree on the left side of the aircraft. No enemy fire received. 17 July - Aircraft 153355 damaged blades on an emergency recon extract. The recon team was in contact with the enemy and the aircraft, also under fire, was hovering over the zone when the blades contacted the trees. 24 July - Aircraft 154814, on a troop lift, lost power in a confined mountain top zone. In its uncontrollable state the aircraft hit the ground and then numerous trees in the zone. Three aft blades, three forward blades and the forward rotor head were damaged. The aircraft took fire pervious to the landing. Aircraft 153342 damaged three forward blades on an emergency recon extract when the aircraft went IFR in the zone. This aircraft was also taking fire. Aircraft 154827 damaged three aft blades on a routine recon insert into an unsuitable zone. 27 July - Aircraft 154027 damaged three aft blades and took two hits in the cockpit while conducting a ladder extract of a recon team in contact with the enemy. Aircraft 153354 damaged one aft blade on an emergency recon extract while hovering against sloping terrain. 28 July - High day for the month, HMM-364 flew 50 flights for 69.5 total hours, 274 sorties, 73 tasks, carrying 627 troops/passengers and 16.5 tons of cargo and flew two medevac missions for three evacuees. |
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