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EXERCISE DIRECTIVE NR 1 OPERATION FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERAL;

a. Republic of Honduras Military Forces, reinforced by airborne airlanded and overland units of Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Peru and the United States, will conduct a Joint-combined training exercise (Operation FRATER- NIDAD) near TEGUCIGALPA, Republic of Honduras, during the period 3-6 September 1962.

b. The command and control of combined forces will be under the Conraonder, Combined Task Force (Combined Task Force (Commanding General, USARCARIB).

c. The Combined Task Force (CTF) will consist of approximately fifteen hundred personnel.

d. The Republic of Honduras, as host country, extended invitations to North, Central and South American countries to participate in the training exercise or to send observers. The Republic of Honduras is also providing facilities for conduct of the exercise.

2. OBJECTIVES:

a. To demonstrate the cooperation and the capabilities of Western Hemisphere Nations to respond to a request by the Organization of American States (OAS) to assist a member nation in the conduct of operations against an Aggressor.

b. To provide training experience to staff officers of participating nations In Joint/Combined planning and in the conduct of a tactical training exercise.

c. To provide realistic training for participating military units.

d. To practice the rapid assembly of tactical forces of different countries by air and land movement to a common objective area.

3- PARTICIPATION--

a. Government of Honduras provides:

(1) Tactical ground forces coBfllstlng of one Infantry battalion of approx- mately kOO personnel.

(2) Tactical air forces consisting of one fighter squadron (9-FUU).

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(3) Token Aggressor forces consisting of approximately 50 personnel. This force will be integrated with U.S. Aggressor forces.

(k) Staff representation on the Combined Task Force staff for Operation FRATERNIDAD.

(5) Administrative and logistical support as required in support of operations

b. Government of Colombia provides:

(1) Tactical ground forces consisting of one Infantry company (-) of approximately 50 personnel.

(2) Staff representation on the Combined Task Force staff for Operation FRATERNIDAD.

(3) Airlift support for Colombian tactical forces from designated staging area to objective area and return to Colombia.

c. Government of El Salvador provides:

(1) Tactical ground forces consisting of one Infantry company (-) of approximately 50 personnel.


(3) Airlift support for El Salvador tactical forces from designated staging area to objective area and return to El Salvador.

d. Government of Guatemala provides:

(1) Tactical ground forces consisting of one Infantry parachute company (-) consisting of approximately 50 p.-rsonnel.

(2) Representation on a combined Combat Control Team (CCT) of not less than 2 nor more than k personnel for the purpose of ground-air control of the parachute assault.


(U) Airlift support for Guatemala tactical forces from designated staging area to objective area and return to Guatemala.

e. Government of Nicaragua provides:

(l) Tactical ground forces consisting of one Infantry company (-) of approximately 50 personnel.

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(3) Ground tactical transport to deliver forces from designated staging area to the objective area and return to Nicaragua.

f. Government of Peru provides:

(1) Tactical ground forces consisting of one Infantry parachute company (-) consisting of approximately 50 personnel.

(2) Representation on a combined Combat Control Team (CCT) of not less than 2 nor more than k personnel for the purpose of ground-air control of the parachute assault.


(k) Airlift support of Peru tactical forces from designated staging area to objective area and return to Peru.

g. United States provides:

(1) USAFSTRIKE will provide:

(a) Troop carrier airlift for US tactical forces and designated tactical forces of other participating nations from designated staging (marshalling) areas, to the objective area and return.

(b) Administrative troop carrier airlift for material, equipment, and designated personn«!, from departure airfields in the Canal Zone to the objective area and return.

(2) USARSTRIKE will provide:

(a) Tactical ground forces consisting of two (2) Airborne Infantry rifle companies of approximately 2k0 personnel each.

(b) Representation on a combined Combat Control Team (CCT) of not less than 2 nor more than k personnel for the purpose of ground-air control of the parachute assault.

(3) US Army Caribbean (USARCARIB) will provide:

(a) Tactical ground forces consisting of two (2) Infantry companies of approximately lAO personnel each.

(b) Comnand and staff representation on the Combined Task Force for Operation FRATERNIDAD.

(c) Administrative and logistical support as required in support of the operation.

(d) An Administrative Base Camp in the vininity of Toncontin Airfield, Tegucigalpa, Honduras to support observer and press personnel.

(e) Departure airfield support for marshalling and staging of designated tactical units.

(f) Aggressor forces consisting of two Infantry platoons of approximately 30 personnel each, which will he Integrated with Honduran Aggressor forces.

{k) Caribbean Air Command (CAIRC) will provide:

(a) Administrative airlift for personnel, material and equipment as required in support of the operation.

(b) Air-sea rescue support, during the airlift phase of the operation.

(c) Air evacuation for casualties from the objective area to hospital facilities in the Canal Zone.

(d) Air support for the Combat Control Team (GOT) in the objective area.

(e) Air weather support and information as required.

k. COMMAND RELATIONSHIPS;

a. The command of this exercise will be divided into two phases:

(1) Phase I; The tactical commander of all ground forces in the Republic of Honduras from D-2 to D-Day will be the Chief, Armed Forces of the Republic of Honduras. The tactical commander of all ground forces in the Republic of Honduras on D-Day until arrival of the Commander, CTF will be the Chief, Armed Forces of the Republic of Honduras.

(2) Phase II; The tactical commander of all ground forces in the Republic of Honduras, Tegucigalpa area, from D-Day until D^l will be the Commander, CTF.

b. U.S. liaison officers, one of whom will be with each participating country, will be under command and control of Commander, CTF with the mission of providing liaison between CTF staff and participating units.

c. The Armed Forces of the Republic of Nicaragua will remain under command and control of Commander, Nicaruguan Military Forces until linki-up is effected with CTF, at which time command and control of Nicaraguan Military Forces will pass to Commander, CTF.

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d. Command of armed forces participating in Operation FRATERNIDAD will revert to commanders of participating units upon termination of exercise on Dfl.

e. The command and control of armed forces moving to TegucD'âlpa area remains with corananders of participating countries until arrival in objective area.

f. Command relationships of air forces are outlined in Annex D (Air Support Plan).

5- CONCEPT OF OPERATION;

a. Aggressor guerrilla forces threaten the city of Tegucigalpa and Toncontin Airport.

b. On D-2 (3 Sept 62) the Honduras Military Forces will occupy defensive and security positions around the city of Tegucigalpa and Toncontin Airport.

c. The Government of Honduras, in view of the increasing Aggressor threat, asks the Organiaation of American States for military assistance.

d. A Combined Task Force was organized, integrating the Armed Forces of the following countries: Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Peru and the United States.

e. On D-Day (5 Sept 62), the movement of military forces to Honduras will begin, by land and air.

f. At H-Hour minus 30 minutes, a squadron from the Honduran Air Force will harass the positions of Aggressor guerrilla forces.

g. At H-hour minus 15 minutes, the Combat Control Team (CCT) will parachute into the selected Drop Zone (DZ) area.

h. At H-hour, the first unit of paratroops (Guatemala) will execute a parachute assault on DZ, followed by the unit from Peru at E^15 and by the units from United States at Hf30.

1. The units from Colombia, United States, and Peru will depart from Howard Air Force Base, Canal Zone.

J. Units from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua will depart from home bases.

k. The Headquarters CTF, will airland at Tegucigalpa (Toncontin Airport) after the airhead line has been established at approximately Hf3 hours.

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Annexes:

A - Task Organization B - Exercise Scenario C - Intelligence Plan D - Air Support Plan E - Administrative and Logistical Support Plan F - Communications Support Ilan G - Liaison and Control Plan H - Public Information Plan (to be issued) I - Official Ceremony J - Distribution

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Annex L (Taslc Organization) tc i.>: .reise Tiroctive Nr 1. Operation FlL-TERNIDAD

CCMl'uJJDEÄ, COMBINED T;.SK PCrcCE (COLCTF)

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KuNDUR;\S iJLIT/üY PCRCKS.

1st Infantry Battalion (-), 1st Infantry Regiment 2nc! Infantry battalion (-), 1st Infentry lietiment

PAIti.CHUTx. ASöi.ULT FORCES.

Composite ComVat Control Team: Guatemala, Peru, U, S. Parachute Detachment, /omor Forces of Guatemala. Parachute Detachment, Armer.' I'crces of Peru, TF (2 Companies), 2nc! Battle Group, 501st Airborne Infantry, United

States Army (üSSTHICOM).

.HKLJIDED FORCES,

CTF Headquarters Element Company A (-), 1st battalion, ..rme:1 Forces of Colombia 1st Section (iteinf), 1st Company, 3cho?l of i.rms and Sendee, „rmed

Forces of El Salvador.

TF (Co. D St C), 1st battle Group, 20th Infantry, üS .-rny, (U.AxtCiiRIB).

GOUNB LINK-UP FOKCES.

2nd Company (-), Generr.l Scmoza battalion. Armed Forces of tdcaraûa,

SUPPORTIIJG AIR FCHCES.

Fighter Squadron, Honduras idr Force idr Forces of Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Peru. L/etachment, 839th .dr Division, Howard iiFB, Canal Zonu, US Air Force

(6-C130).

839th :dr Division (-), Sewart AFE, Tennessee, US .dr Force (15-0130), 6Uth Troop Carrier Wing, Dyess AFB, Texas, US /dr Force (9-C130). Detachment 3, 1st /dr Commando Group, Howard Air Force _ase C, Z,

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2nd infantry Battalion (-), 1st Infantry Regiment Honduras (50 men) Araed Jforces,

Guerrilla Platoon, Ist Battle Group, 20th Infantry, (USAnCiUilB), Guerrilla Platten, hth Battle Group, 10th Infantry, (l.^-uC.ÎB),

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Annex B (Exercise Scenario) to Exercise Directive Nr. 1, Operation FTIATERNIDAD

Reference: Maps: Tegucigalpa, Honduras 1:50,000, Sheet Number 2758 II Republic of Honduras by Esso Company Central Ammer ice by Esso Ccnpany

1. QEHERAL SITUATION;

a* Enemy Forces;

(1) Background: Aggressor forces are composed of one Airborne Parachute Regiment believed to be part of the 66th Airborne Division, and an unknown number of partisans. This Aggressor force has been conducting numerous raids throughout the area around the capital city of Tegucigalpa. Resupply of staple food products for Aggressor is accomplished by partisan groups. The recruiting of partisans by Aggres- sor has been quite successful. At present, the Aggressor farces arc understrength and grer.tly overextended due to the area in which they are operating. Aggressor has no anit-tank, anti-aircraft, field artillery, or close air support capabilities, their armament being limited to small arms weapons. It is also estimated that there exists an acute shortage of transportation and normal POL supplies. It is felt that due to the lack of supporting weapons. Aggressor will continue to conduct guerrilla operations while aiTaiting reinforcement from the Aggressor HcmeLand.

(2) Recent and Present Significant Activities; Since February 1962, Aggressor has continually harassed the regular Army detachments in the Republic of Honduras. This harassment has been in the form of raids on vital installations and depots, ambushes of personnel and convoys and sabotage of vital government and civilian facilities. The Aggressor has continued to operate throughout the Republic of Honduras and has increased the frequency of operations in the area in and around Tegucigalpa and Toncontin Airport. It is strongly felt that the main effort of Aggressor will be directed toward the disruption of law and government agencies by concentrating forces in this area. The acquis- ition of Tegucigalpa and Toncontin Airport would greatly enhance the Aggressor bid to gain control of this Central American Republic.

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b. Friendly Forces: Military forces of the Republic of Honduras have attempted tc destroy and annihilate the Aggressor guerrilla force which has been constantly harrassing the regular Army. Intel- ligence reports indicate a large-scale attempt by Aggressor to take over the city of Tegucigalpa and the Toncontin Airfield. On 3 Sep- tember 62, Commander, Honduras Military Forces moved his troops into defensive and security positions Trcund the city and the airfield. He also has issued an appeal to Organization of American States for assistance. The QAS Military Commission recommended OAS force to assist the Republic of Honduras in reinforcing their Army and destroy- ing Aggressor. Commander in Chief, Caribbean Command has been designated Commander of all CAS forces. Commander in Chief, Caribbean Com- mand has passed operational control of all ground forces to Commanding General, US Army Caribbean. A force consisting of one USSTRIGCM TF (2 Companies, 2nd. ABO, 5>01st. Inf), one Peruvian Parachute Comapny (-), one Guatemalan Parachute Infantry Company (-), one Colombian Rifle Com- pany (-), one Rifle Company C-) from EL Salvador, me Nicaraguan Rifle Company (-), and one USARCARIB TF (2 Companies, Ist. BQ, 20th Inf.) will proceed into the Tegucigalpa area by parachute assault and airland on or about 5 September 1962 to assist the Honduras Military Forces. The Guatemalan Parachute Company will spearhead the parachute assault followed by the Peruvian Parachute Company, and the two Airborne Infantry Companies of USSTRICCM TF. The unit from Nicaragua will travel overland by vehicle for link-up with GTF. The forces of Colombia, EL Sal- vador and USARCARIB TF will airland at Toncontin Airport. CINCARIB directs OG, USARC'ilIB to initiate the airborne assault at 0513OOZ Sep- tember 1962. Until arrival of CG, CTF, the tactical command and control of all forces in the Honduras area will be under the Commander, Honduras Military Forces.

FIRST SITUATICW

Commander, Combined Task Force (CTF) issues CTF Operation Order T-l-62 which directs participating units to move to designated marshalling areas in preparation for the conduct of a parachute - air landed and overland assault in the Tegucigalpa, Honduras area on $ September 1962, at H-hour, to reinforce local Honduras military forces and to destroy or capture Aggressor guerrilla forces in the area.

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FIRST REQUIREMENT

Participating units issue necessary orders and instructions to prepare units for movement to assigned marshalling areas«. Per- sonnel and equipment are made ready for the operation«

SECOND SITUATION

Participating units occupy assigned marshalling areas and make preparations for movement of forces by air-overland to the objective area in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Honduras Military Forces continue to defend the capital city of Tegucigalpa and Toncontin Airfield against increasing pressures from Aggressor guerrilla forces.

SECOND REQUIREMENT

Final preparations are made for movement by air-overland from departure airfields (areas) to the objective area« All personnel are briefed on the situation and mission« Honduras military forces conduct aggressive counter-guerrilla action to delay aggressor action until reinforcements arrive«

THIRD SITUATION

Forces of the Combined Task Force commence movement by air-overland from assigned marshalling areas to the objective area«

THIRD REQUIREMENT

Airborne forces make final preparations for parachute assault and air-landed operations« Nicaraguan forces conduct overland move, by military vehicle, with emphasis on march security«

FOURTH SITUATION

Parachute assault forces deploy into the drop zone area with personnel and equipment and commence movement to assigned assembly areas«

FOURTH RBQUIREfCNT V'."

Parachute forces recover equipment, clear the drop zone area rapidly, and move in tactical formation to assigned assembly areas.

FIFTH SITUATION 'v.

Airlanded elements deploy into Toncontin Airfield with personnol and equipment and commence movement to assigned assembly areas*

FIFTH REQUIREMENT

Personnel and equipment unload rapidly, clear Toncontin Air- field, and move in tactical foznation to assigned assembly areas«

SIXTH SITUftTIOH

Nicaragua military forces deploy overland into an assigned holding area outside the objective area« Following coordination with CTF elements, Nicaragua forces commence movement to assigned assembly area with personnel and equipment«

SIXTH REQUIREMENT

Nicaragua forces report arrival at initial phase line and arrival in assigned holding area« Local security is established« Coordina- tion is made with CTF forces, liason is affected, and movement through CTF positions is accomplished.

SEVEN SITUATION

Honduras military forces continue to defend assigned sector and support movement of other elements to expand the airhead«

SEVENTH REQUIREMENT

Honduras military forops conduct aggressive diversionary patrols to the North and West to detract attention of aggressor forces from activities in other areas«

KIGHTH SITUATION

Uhits occupy assigned assembly areas and make preparations for selection and occupation of defensive positions«

EIGHTH REQUIREMENT

Units establish local security within assembly areas and make plans for reconnaissance and selection of strong points and organization of defensive positions.

NINTH SITUATION

CTF Headquarters is establifhed in the vicinity of Toncontin Air- field and assumes operational control of all forces in the objective area«

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Arrangement of CTF Coranand Post, establish communications and liaison with all tactical units, local security of Command Post area is established«

TENTH SITUATION

Tactical elements of Guatemala, United States, Colombia and Peru occupy selected strong points and defensive positions and prepare road blocks within assigned sectors«

TENTH REQÜIREiMEKT

Actions and orders of units in occupying positions, coordination of observation and fives and lateral coordination with adjacent units.

ELEVENTH SITUATION

Tactical elements of El Salvador and Nicaragua affect relief of elements of Honduras military forces within assigned sectors«

ELEVENTH REQUIRED NT

Actions and orders of units to affect coordination and conduct of the relief«

TWELFTH SITUATION

Honduras military forces, relieved by elements of *•! Salvador and Nicaragua, move tc assigned reserve assembly area to constitute CTF general reserve force»

TWELFTH REQUIREMENT

Actions and orders of unit to effect security of CTF CP; provide immediate ready force for reinforcement to any portion of airhead line.

THIRTEENTH SITUATION

Intelligence reports indicate extensive infiltration efforts by Aggressor guerrilla forces through GIF security positions in an effort to disrupt communications and sabotage military and civilian installations.

THIRTEEBTH REQUIREMENT

Actions and orders to alert all units of situation, increase security around strategic installations, employment of CTF reserve force,

if applicable. All units initiate lateral security patrols along air-head line«

FQURTEENIH SITUATIOM

The extent of guerrilla infiltration in rear areas requires the preparation of plans for employment of CTF reserve forces (both local and general reserves) in a counter guerrilla operation,

FOURTEEHTH REQUIREMENT

Preparation by staff of counter guerrilla plan and method of imple- mentation,

FIFTEENTH SITUATION

Intelligence reports gathered from captured prisoners indicate that guerrilla forces are being supported by local civilians in outlying villages and towns, êrtain towns and villages are being used as a base of operations for guerrilla forces.

FIFIEENTH hEQUIREmJT

Actions and plans taken to relocate civilian populace who are assis- ting guerrilla forces, actions of civil affairs personnel in handling these civilians, logistical requirements for civilian personnel after relocation, Reparation of plans for and conduct of reconnaissance patrols in an effort to locate Aggressor Guerrilla Base of Operations,

SIXTEENTH SITUATION

Based on information gathered by reconnaissance and combat patrols indicating the location of the guerrilla base of operatinno, plan« ar« developed for the conduct of a coordinated attack to capture or destroy guerrilla forces.

SIXTEENTH KBQUIIiEMENT

ftroper coordination between CTF headquarters and units for implemen- tation of plan,

SEVENTEENTH SITUATION

At approximately. 0530 hours on D / 1 the exercise is terminated on a signal from the Commander, Combined Task Force.

SKVENTEKNTH REQUIREMENT

Participating units will move to previously dosignatud areas on Toncontin Airfield for concluding ceremonies,

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Annex C (Intelligence Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1, Enemy Forces and Dispositions.

See Annex B (Maneuver Scenario).

2, Friendly Situation. (Aggressor Forces)

See Appendix 1 (Aggressor Plan and Situation).

3, Release of Aggressor Information«

a. Aggressor information will be released to participating forces in accordance with appendix Nr. 1 (Aggressor Plan and Situation).

b. Sufficient information will be released to participating units during the premaneuver phase in order to realistically portray the Aggressor situation. The objectives of the premaneuver phase are to familiarize the participating forces with the Aggressor situation prior to IX-day; provide for timely dissemina- tion of intelligence; promotion of security; and stimulation of interest in the exercise.

c. Periodic intelligence reports (PERINTRSPS); daily intelligence summaries (DISUMS); and spot intelligence reports (SPIREPS); will be released as required.

d. During the maneuver phase, release of aggressor intelligence infomation tft participating units will be in addition to that which nonnally will be obtained by each participating unit during the operations.

4* Aggressor Representation.

a. Aggressor representation will be on a ratio of ten to one. Each Aggres- sor represents ten (10) soldiers. The actual ground which one Aggressor occupies represents that which would be occupied by ten men,

b. All Aggressor Forces will be attired in a complete Aggressor uniform with appropriate unit markings as indicated in Tab A (Conversion List) to Appendix 2 (Instructions to Aggressor Forces), Under no circumstances will Aggressor personnel be injected into the exercise who are not fully attired in a complete Aggressor uniform.

5. Prisoners of War.

a. Physical contact between Aggressor Forces and participating troops will be avoided, except for the orderly search of Prisoners of War when a surrender has been effected.

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b. idl Prisoners of War, Aßgr s-or and friendly forces, will be treated in accordance with the Hrticles of tue Geneva Convention Relative to the Treat- ment of Prisoners of War,

c. When searching Prisoners of War, the jflgfe .-2£icJrA onJy of the shirt or jacket will be searched.

d. Under no circumstances will personal equipment or possessions be rennved from a Prisoner of War,

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Appendixes: 1 - Aggressor Plan and Situation 2 - Instructions to Aggressor Forces

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Appendix 1 (Aggressor Plan and Situation) to Annex C (intelligence Plan) to Exercise Directive Kr, 1, Operation FRATERNXDAD,

REFERENCE: Map, TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS, 1:50,000 Sheet Number 2758 II, 2d Edition; Ssso Road Map, The Republic of HONDURAS.

1, Situation»

a. Enemy Forces, See Annex B (Exercise Scenario) to Exercise Directive Nr, 1, Operation FRATBRNIDAD.

b. Friendly Forces, (Aggressor) Tab A (Aggressor Situation Overlay),

2, Mission. To conduct raids, infiltration, ambushes, and acts of sabotage against military detachments in, different parts of the Republic, and to organize a guerrilla force uaing ex-aggressor soldiers and dissident civilians, vdth the mission of conducting large-scale guerrilla activities in the area,

3, Concept of Operations,

a. Aggressor activities during requirements one (1) through five (5), Annex B (Exercise Scenario), vd.ll consist of a training exercise for the Aggressor Forces, written and conducted by the Honduran Army Forces.

b. On D-day, one (l) Aggressor platoon (five (5) men) will be pre-positioned vicinity grid coordinates (783497) for the purpose of conducting an ambush against the Blcaraguan Forces moving overland into the maneuver area. The remainder of the Aggressor Forces are located in the Aggressor Headquarters at EL HATILLO (8l7625)i and occupying avenues of approach into the maneuver area,

c. First Situation« (Sixth Situation, Exercise Scenario),. Nicaraguan Forces deploy overland into an assigned holding area.

First Requirement. .Five (5) Aggressor soldiers, prepositioned, coordinates (783487) ambush leading elements. When Nicaraguan Forces are deployed. Aggressors will surrender, Nicaraguan Forces will escort iiggressors to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point located near the CTF Base Camp,

d. Second Situation, (Seventh Situation, Exercise Scenario). Honduran Forces condyct two (2) diversionary patrols. Patrol Nr. 1 will use the TEGUCIGALPA - EL HATI1L0 road. Patrol Nr. 2. will use the unimproved road from cemetery at coordinates (766588), northwest to HJ (748592),

Second Requirement, Two (2) Aggressor patrols of three (3) men each will be prepositioned along the patrol routes and will attempt an ambush. Aggressor patrols will surrender and return with the Honduran patrols where they will be escorted to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point,

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e. Third Situation. (Eighth Situation, Exercise Scenario), CTF units occupy assigned assembly areas and prepare for selection and occupation of defensive positions.

Third Requirement. One (l) Aggressor platoon, represented by three (3) men each, will occupy each assembly area, aggressor platoons vail fire white star parachute flares as the leading elements arrive at assembly area, After CTF units deploy. Aggressors will surrender. After a brief interrogation. Aggressors will be escorted to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point.

f. Fourth Situation. (Tenth Situation, Exercise Scenario). Tactical elements of GUHTEMALK, US, COLOMBIA and PERU occupy selected strong points and defensive positions and prepare road blocks within assigned areas.

Fourth Rsquirement. Aggressor Forces launch limited attack (with three (3) men each) on the defensive positions of GUATEMALA, US, COLOMBIA and PERU units and fire white star parachute flares. Attacks will not effect a penetration and Aggressor is forced to withdraw to previous positions.

g. Fifth Situation. (Eleventh Situation, Exercise Scenario). Tactical elenents of EL SALVaDOH and NICARAGUA effect relief of elements of Honduran Forces within assigned areas.

Fifth Itequirement. Aggressor Forces launch coordinated attack on Honduran positions during relief by EL SALVnDOH and NICARAGUA. Attacking force consists of two (2) platoons each (renresented by five (5) Aggressors). Aggres- sor attack is unsuccessful and tvro (2; Aggressors surrender in each sector with the remainder withdrawing to previous positions. Aggressor prisoners accompany Honduran units to reserve area where they will be conducted to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point.

h. Sixth Situation. (Twelfth Situation, Exercise Scenario). Relief of Honduran Forces by EL SALVADOR and NICAiiAGUA units is effected. Honduran Forces constitute CTF general reserve.

Sixth Requirement. Aggressor Forces infiltBate HONDUKAS» defensive positions with Hve (5) men and launch a surprise attack on the CTF reserve. The attack is limited and is conducted in order to force the Honduran Forces to commit their reserves. Once reserve forces are committed. Aggressor withdraws and evades to previously selected positions,

i. Seventh Situation. (Thirteenth Situation, Exercise Scenario), Security measures of all installations are increased, the general reserve of the CTF is employed for lateral patrolling of the air head.

Seventh Requirement. Aggressor Forces in EL HATILLO sector launch an attack with five (5) men in the direction of EL HATILLO - EL PICACHO (788608). Attack will not effect any penetration and two (2) Aggressors are captured, and escorted to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point. The remainder withdraw to previous positions.

j. Eighth Situation« (Fourteenth Situation, Exercise Scenario). Counter- guerrilla plans are being formulated by the reserve of the CTF for immediate employnsnt in this sector because of continued guerrilla activity.

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Eighth Itöquiremsnt, Aggressor wiU increase infiltration in rear areas with snail groups of two (2) or three (3) raen each, and intensify limited attacks on all positions. In the sector of L/i PKESH (793544) the Aggressor will detonate an explosion (simulated by firing a white star parachute flare). If CTF units deploy, Aggressors will surrender; otherwise, withdraw and evade to previously selected positions,

k. Ninth Situation, (Fifteenth Situation, Exercise Scenario), The tactical units will conduct reconnaissance patrols in an effort to locate the Aggressor base of operations.

Ninth itequirement. The Aggressor Forces occupying EL HATILLO (817625), resist all efforts of CTF patrols to locate Aggressor Headquaters, Aggressor Forces will increase their patrols in the vicinity of EL HATILLO (Ö17625), Aggressor patrols will attempt to ambush CTF patrols. If ambushes are unsuccessful, aggressor patrols will conduct delaying action and withdraw to EL HATILIO,

1, Tenth Situation. (Sixteenth Situation Exercise Scenario). Coordination effected by CTF Headquaters and all units for plans to attack /igrressor Head- quarters.

Tenth Requirement. The Aggressor intensifies infiltration in all sectors with all forces available; infiltrating in small groups of two (2) or three (3) men. Aggressor patrols in the SL HATILLO (817625) sector will attack CTF patrols forcing them to halt their advance. Two (2) Aggressor soldiers will surrender and will be escorted to the Prisoner of War Collecting Point, fieraainder withdraw to EL HHTILLO,

m. Eleventh Situation, (Seventeenth Situation, Exorcise Scenario), At approjümately 0530, D+l, the exercise is terminated by the Commander, Combined Task Force,

Eleventh itequirement. Aggressor Forces will move to previously designated areas on TON00NTIN AIitFIELD for concluding ceremonies.

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AGGRESSOR REQUIREMENTS

1. CONDUCT AMBUSH AGAINST LEADING ELEMENTS OF NICARAGUAN ARMED FORCES CONVOY, WITH FIVE (5) MEN. SURRENDER WHEN NICARAGUAN FORCES DEPLOY.

2. ATTEMPT AMBUSH OF HONDURAN PATROLS WITH TWO (2), THREE (3) MAN PATROLS. WHEN AMBUSH IS UNSUCCESSFUL, SURRINDER.

3. OCCUPY EACH ASSEMBLY AREA WITH THREE (3) MEN. FIRE WHITE STAR PARACHUTE FLARES AS LEADING ELEMENTS ARRIVE AT ASSEMBLY AREAS. WHEN CTF UNITS DEPLOI, SURRENDER.

4. LAUNCH LIMITED ATTACK WITH THREE (3) MEN EACH, ON THE DEFENSIVE POSITIONS OF GUATEMALA, U.S., COLOMBIA, AND PERU UNITS. ATTACKS WILL NOT EFFECT ANY PENETRATION. WITHDRAW TC PREVIOUSLY SELECTED POSITIONS.

5. LAUNCH COORDINATED ATTACK ON HONDURAN POSITIONS DURING RELIEF BY El SALVADOR AND NICARAGUA WITH TWO PLATOONS OF FIVE (5) MIN EACH. TWO AGGRESSORS SURRENDER IN EACH SECTOR. REMAINDER WITHDRAW TO PREVIOUS POSITIONS.

6. INFILTRATE HONDURAS DEFENSIVE POSITIONS WITH FIVE (5) MEN AND LAUNCH A SURPRISE ATTACK ON THE CTF RESERVE. WHEN RESERVES ARE COMMITTED, WITHDRAW AND EVADE TO PREVIOUS POSITIONS.

7. LAUMCH AM ATTTAOK WITH ri'»JI CO IM DIRECTION OF BL HATUXO - BL PICACHO (788608). TWO (2) AGGRESSORS SURRENDER. REMAINDER WITHDRAW TO PREVIOUS POSITION.

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REQUERIMIENTOS ACRESORES

1 EJECUTEH EMBOSCADAS CONTRA EL CONVOY DE LAS TROPAS NICAS CON CINCO (5) HOMBRES. RINDANSE CUANDO LAS TROFAS NICAS ATAQUEN.

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EJECUTEN EMBOSCADAS CONTRA LAS PATRULLAS DE HONDURAS CON PATRULLAS DE DOS (2) 0 TRES (3) HOMBRES CADA UNA. CUAMDO LAS EMBOSCADAS FRACASEN, RINDANSE.

OCUPEN CADA AREA DE REUNION CON TIES (3) HOMBRES. DISPAREN LA LUZ BENGA1.A CUANDO LOS PRIMEROS ELEMENTOS LLEOJEN AL AREA DE REUNION. CUANDO LAS UNIDADES DEL CTF ATAQUEN, RINDANSE.

LANCEN ATAQUBS LDflTADOS DE TRES (3) HOMBRES CADA UNO, A LAS POSICIONES DEFENSIV AS DE GUATEMALA» U.S.A., COLOMBIA Y PERU. EM LOS ATAQUES RO SE EFECTUARÄ NINGUNA PENETRACION, Y SE RETIRARAN A SUS POSICIONES PRE-SELBCCIOHADAS.

LANCEN ATAQUES COORDINADOS A LAS POSICIONES HONDURESAS, CON DOS (2) PELOTONES DE CINCO (5) HOMBRES CADA UNO CUANDO SE ESTE EFECTUANDO EL RELEVO DE TROPAS POR NICARAGUA Y EL SALVADOR. DOS (2) AGRESORES SE RINDEN EN CADA SECTOR; EL RESTO SE RETIRAN A SUS POSICIONES PRE-SELBCCIOHADAS.

INFILTREN LAS POSICIONES DEFENSIV AS DE HONDURAS CON CINCO (5) HOMBRES T LANCEN UN ATAQUB SORPRESIVO A LAS RESRRVAS DEL CTF. CUANDO LAS RESERVAS EMIREN EN AOCKW» RETIRENSI T BSCAPEN A SUS POSKIOMES PRE-SBLECCIOMADAS.

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INCREASE INFILTRATION IN REAR AREAS WITH SMALL GROUPS OF TWO (2) OR THREE (3) MEN EACH, DETONATE AN EXPLOSION (SIMUUTED BY FIRING WHITE STAR PARACHUTE FLARES) IN THE VICINITY OF LA PRESA (79354A). IF CTF UNITS DEPLOY, SURRENDER; OTHERWISE, WITHDRAW AND EVADE TO PREVIOUSLY SELECTED POSITIONS.

INCREASE PATROL ACTIVITY IN THE VICINITY OF EL HATILLO (817625), WITH SEVERAL THREE (3) MAN PATROLS. ATTEMPT AMBUSHES ON CTF PATROLS. COWXICT S:™II,C ACTI0,, AND WITHDRAW TO AGGRESSOR HEADQUARTERS AT EL HATILLO.

i!JI'NSIFY INFILTRATION IN ALL SECTORS WITH FORCES AVAILABLE, OPERATING IN SMALL

A!2^0F ^ (2) n T™« & M" EACH- ^S?1 T0 HALT ADVANCE OF CTF PATROLS ctmlSLS: HATILL0 AREA. TWO (2) AGGRESSORS SURRENDER. AND REMAINDER WITHDRAW TO EL HATILLO.

AGGRESSOR FORCES MOVE TO PREVIOUSLY S^SS™ AR£AS 0N TONCONTIN AIRFIELD FOR CONCLUDING CEREMONIES.

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INFILTREN LAS POSICIONES DBPBNSIVAS DE HONDURAS CON CINCO (5) BOMBBBS T LANCE« im ATAQUB SOBPBBSIVO A LAS RBSBBVAS DEI CTP. CUANDO LAS RBSBBVAS ENTREN EN AÖCTM. RET1RBHSB T ESCAPEN A SUS POSICIONES PRB-SBLECCIONADAS.

EN DIRBCCION'A^BL'HATIIIO"*-*"BT™** PICACHO" (788608). DOS (2) AGRESORBS SB RINDEN Y EL RBSTO SB RETIRAN A SOS POSICIONES PBE-SBLBCCIONADAS.

AÜMENTEN LAS INPILTBACIONES CON «UPOS DE DOS (2) 0 TBBS (3) BOMBRES EN EL AREA DE RETAGUARDIA. SIMULEN EXPLOSION EN "LA PRESA" (79354A) CON LANZAMIENTO BENGALA. SI LAS UNIDADES DEL CTP ATACAN, RINDANSB; SI NO, RETIRENSE A SUS POSICIONES PBB-SELBCCIONADAS.

051600 SEP 62 9. AUMENTBN LOS PATRULLAJES EN LA VECIRDAD DE "EL HATILLO" (817625) CON VARIAS PATRULLAS DB TBBS (3) HÖHERES CADA UNA INTENTEN EMBOSCAR PATRULLAS DEL CTF. C0NDU2CAN ACCIONBS RETARDAFRICES, Y RETIRENSE AL CUARTEL GENERAL DE LOS AGRESORBS EN "BL HATILLO".

052000 SEP 62 10. INTENSIFIQUEN INFILTRACIONES EN TODOS LOS SECTORES CON LAS FUERZAS DISPONIBLA^ EN GRUPOS DB DOS (2) A IRES (3) HÖHERES. INTENTEN DETENER LOS AVANCES DE LAS PATRULLAS DEL CTF EN EL AREA DE "a HATILLO". DOS (2) AGRESORBS SE RINDBN Y BL RBSTO RETIRENSE A "EL HATILLO".

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OFElwTION FitATEhNIDAD Fort Amador, Canal Zone 1 August 1962

Appendix 2 (Instructions to Aggressor Forces) to Annex C (Intelligence Plan) to fixercise Directive Nr, 1 Operation FiiATJShNIDAD.

1. General.

a, Aggressor Forces will be represented by the following units:

(1) Counterguerrilla platoon, 1st Battle Group. 20th Infantry, Fort Kobbe, Canal Zone, (approximately one Officer and 30 EM),

(2) Counterguerrilla j-latoon, 4th Battle Group. 10th Infantry, Fort Davis, Canal Zone, (approxinately one Officer and 30 EH),

(3) Company A, 2nd Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry hegiment; 10th Division, Honduran Army Force, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, (approximately two Officers and 50 EM).

b. The Aggressor Forces will be integrated in the «aneuver area prior to the conduct of the exercise. The composite Aggressor Force, representing an Airborne Parachute Itegiment, will conduct training exercises in the maneuver area prior to D-day. This training exercise will be conducted by the Honduran Army Forces, This exercise should include a rehearcal of the Aggressor scenario and a complete check of communications.

c. During the conduct of Operation FRATEKNIDAD, the composite Aggressor Forces must perfom such actions, which if observed, reported and processed, will give participating unit commanders indications of the Aggressor's intentions.

2. Specific Instructions.

a. Aggressor Forces will be completely integrated prior to D-day,

b. Tab B (Aggressor Order of Battle) provides unit designations, names and ranks of key personnel of the Aggressor. Personnel occupying positions in the Aggressor organization will assume the rank and name provided for that position.

c. Where no Aggressor nane and rank are provided, names will be given arbitrarily to all personnel. Spanish and German names are most appropriate,

d. Marking of all clothing will be in accordance with Tab A.

e. NO ammunition will be used during the exercise. White star parachute flares will be used to signify Aggressor action.

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1. Aggressor Unit. 51st Airborne Parachute itegiraent.

2. Collar Tabs.

a. Color - Blue

b. Number - 51

3. Hats

a. Color - Red

4. Sleeve Patches

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Tab B (Aggressor Order of Battle) to Appendix 2 (Instructions to Aggressor Forces) to Annex C (Intelligence Plan) to Exercise Directive No. 1 Operation FKATERNIDAD.

1» Ma.lor Unit - 5l8t Airborne Parachute Hegiraent, Code Name - ATAKEMA Parent Organization - 66th Airborne Division. Home Station - Caribbean AFPO - 21407

2, Commander and Staff.

hank Colonel Commandant Major Major S/Sgt S/Sgt

Name HOUGET, Jacques MATTOS, Mike LUiMEG, Jorge GOMES, Cesare HCOSTA, Jose PENA, Luis

Position Commander Deputy Operations Officer Intelligence Officer Operations Sgt Intelligence Sgt

3. Subordinate Units.

a. 32nd Airborne Rifle Battalion (Parachute)- CoHi-aiider, Major Odile, Claude.

b. 33d Airborne idfle Battalion (Parachute) - Commander, Major Jacob, Hugo.

c. 34th Airborne Idfle Battalion (Parachute) - Commander, Major Gonzales, hoberto •

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Annex D (Air Support Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERALt This exercise will be controlled by Commander, Combined Task Force (CCMCT?) consistent with the concept of operations as outlined below* Control will be maintained through the media of orders and messages issued by CCMCTF to each component ccrranander. Situation will be portrayed by aggressor guerilla forces in the friendly country. Republic of Honduras.

2. COMMAND RELATIONSHIP

a. U.S. Air Force forces — CQNUS Air Force forces deploying to Canal Zone will remain under operational control of CINCSTRIKE until landing at Howard AFB when operational control will pass to CINCARIB. CINCARIB will exercise operational control through Commander, Combinod Task Force until termination of the exercise. Redeployment of C0NU3 Air Force forces will be the responsibility of CINCSTRIKE.

b. Air Forces of Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru: During the deployment and redeployment of Air Forces staging at Howard AFB, forces remain under the operational control of their respective commanders. During the employment and recovery phases all air lift forces will come under the operational control of the Commander, CTF. This control will be exercised through the Airlift Task Force (ALTF) Comnander.

c. Tactical Air Forces will operate under the control of Commander, CTF.

3« DEPLOYMENT:

a. Commander ÜSARSTRIKE and USAFSTRIKE will, under the direction of CINCSTRIKE, deploy USSTRICCM forces utilizing Tactical Air Command (TAC) C-130 aircraft from bases in the United States to the Canal Zone. These forces will deploy to Howard AFB, Canal Zone so as to arrive not later than 2000 Z, 1 September 1962.

b. Colombian forces vdll deploy to Howard AFB, Canal Zone on 2 Sep- tember 1962,

c. Guatemalan Army and Air forces will commence staging at LA AURORA Airport, Guatemala City on h September 1962.

d. El Salvador Army and Air forces will commence staging at ESCUELA DE ARMAS T SERVICI08 and IL0?ANOO Airport, respectively, in San Salvador on h September 1962.

e. Peruvian Army and Air forces will deploy to Howard AFB, Canal Zone on 2 September 1962.

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f. Ch D-Day the forces listed in paragraphs "a" through "e" will conduct an airborne and airlanded assault in the Republic of Honduras in the area of the capital city, TEGUCIGALPA.

g. All forces involved will employ to the objective from their respective staging bases so as to reach their time over target and air land times precisely as published in the air movement table of Annex E (Air Movement Plan) to Cperation Order T-l-62, Operation ERATERNIDAD.

h. Air lift involved by country and type is as follows:

. Uhited States Air Force 2-L-28 & 1-0-1^6 & 27-C-130

Colombian Air Force 1-C~$h

Guatemalan Air Force 3-C-U7

El Salvador Air Force

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i. At the completion of the tactical phase of the exercise, D+l, the respective Air Forces air lift will recover their ground elements from TONCONTIN Airnort as published in air movement table of Annex E (Air Movement Plan) to Operation Order T-l-62, Operacion FRATEHNIDAD.

im The Caribbean Air Command, in co-ordination with appropriate Canal Zone FAA authorities, will establish necessary ari space reservations for the support of this plan,

k. The Airlift Task Force Commander will provide personnel for and establish Combat Air Lift Support units at Howard AFB, Canal Zone prior to the arrival of the firnt deployment aircraft and at TONCONTIN Airport, Honduras, on D-l,

1« Honduran Air Force Fighter Bomber (FUU's) will stage on D-l at TONCONTIN Airport and be prepared to provide support on D-Day as outlinp<5 in paragraph 5, this annex, and in Annex H to Cpcratinn OrcW T-l-^2.

m. Caribbean Air Command Rescue Co-ordination Center will provide search and rescue operations as indicated in Operation Order T-l-62.

n. Caribbean Air Command will provide logistic support of air crews and Air Force conponents staging at Howard AFB, Canal Zone.

k, AIMINISTRATIVE AIR LIFT:

a. The Air Lift Task Force Commander will provide required administrative C-130 airlift to TONCONTIN Airport, Honduras, and the personnel and equipment to support the following functions:

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(2) Ccmbat Control Team (CCT) and DZ Safety Elements

(3) Aero Medical Evacuation Elements

(h) Crash and Rescue Elements

($) Ground Support EL orients

(6) News Media and Official Observers

(7) Base Camp Support Elements

(8) Air Weather Support Elements

b. Ccnrnander Detachment #3, First Air Commando Group, will provide two (2) L-28 aircraft, Che to be ir position at Managua Airfield, Nic- aragua, and one at Toncontin Airfield, Honduras on D-l to conduct search and rescue operations if required. He will also provide one (1) C-U6 aircraft to employ members of the assault CCT,

5. TACTICAL AIR 5UPPCRT PLAN.

a« The Honduran Air Force (FAH) will operate with tactical airplanes over the paratrooper's drop zone frcm H-hour minus hS minutes, to H minus 20 minutes. The mission is to minimize the eneny resistance in the objective area, prior to the airborne assault. The landing time for these aircraft will be H-15.

b. From H+l:liO to H*-2:00, the FAH will attack the enemy positions in the area surrounding the drop zone, in support of the airborne troops and upon request of the Commander, Honduras Military Forces, and will land at H+2:l5 so as not to interfere with troop carrier air landed operations.

c. After the completion of the airlanded phase, the FAH will support the combined forces, on request, for the duration of the exercise.

6. AIRCRAFT REGAIN OVERNIGHT PUN (RON);

a. Peru, Colombia and United States aircraft will stage from Howard AFB, Canal Zone. Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras aircraft will operate from home bases. After airdrop and airland operations, aircraft of the countries involved will land at, and remain overnight on D-Day as indicated in paragraph b below.

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b. Remain overnight bases:

Cl) Guatemala - La Aurora, Guatemala City

(2) EL Salvador - ILppango, San Salvador

C3) United States - Howard AFB, Canal Zone

(I4) Golcnbia - ILopango, San Salvador

(5) Peru - La Aurora, Guatemala City-

Co) Honduras - Toncontin, Tegucigalpa

c. All aircraft will depart and operate from the remain overnight base on D+l in accordance with Annex E to Operation Order T-l-62,

d. Two United States C-130 aircraft will depart Howard AFB, Canal Zone on I>-1 for Honduras and will remain until relieved by Commander, CTP at Toncontin Airport. One aircraft will perform necessary Aero- Medical evacuation and the other will transport News Media and Official Observers. See Appendix 1 to Annex E (Air Movement Plan) to Operation Order T-l-62,

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Appendix 1 (Anry Aviation Support) to Axincx D (îr Support Plan) to Exorcise Idrective Nr 1, Lporation FRATERNIDAD.

1. OENERiJi

Tho U, S. Amy aviation Detachment (Ci'JRIB) (-), reinforceC by elements of the Inter American Geodetic Uirvcy (IAC3) vd.ll provide limited /irmy Aviation Support in the maneuver area, "upport aircraft will incluclt four (U) H-13 helicopters, one (1) K-19 helicopter and one (1) U-1A îxe;c, wing aircraft»

2. MISSION

Army Aviation provices medical evacuation, visual reconnaissance and administrative fli: hts as directed for as3i[.ned and attached units.

3. oPExü'iTIONS

1, tiovement

(1) ün 26 August 1962 one H-19 ant one Ü-1A will depart Howard AFD, CZ arriving Toncontin Airport, Teguci, aipa, Honduras 27 August 1962,

(2) on 2; August 1962 one H-13 wjll be airtransport or from Howard AFT- to Tog-ucit-alpa by C-130.

(3) Qn 29 Aut:ust 1962 one H-13 will be airtranspcrted from Howard AFD to Tegucigalpa by C-13C,

(ii) One ii-13^ TAGS Guatemala, will be flown to Honduras, and will be operational 3 September to 6 September« U-1A 1 ?.Süd a* Toncontin will fly cover from Guatemala to Tog'ucigalp.-'., Honduras,

(5) Gn 5-6 September 1962, one H-13 will be made available by li.GS, Honduras,

b. Control

(1) on D-bsiy all Army aircraft will be under control of lS.iiC-.Al}.! & Tycon until completion of air landed phase at which tiiue control jf one A-19, one U-L. and wo H-^'s will revert to J-3, Remain- ing two 11-13's vji;h litter pods attached will stand by vicinity li.GS to be immediately available for medical evacuation,

(2) rtcqucsts for reconnaissance missions uill be communicated to J-2 by radio or meaeongor* ncquosta lor evacuation missions will be commuricatcd to J-l». iUl othe," requests will be directed to J-3,

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ANNEX "E" (Administrative and Logistical Support Plan) to Exercise Directive, No. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

1. GENERAL

Instructions and information contained herein provides for logistical and administrative support for elements of Caribbean Command (CARIBCOM), United States Strike Command (USSTRICOM) and military forces from South and Central American republics vhile participating in Joint Combined Training Exercise (Operation FRATERNIDAD) in the Canal Zone and vicinity of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Support includes that required for Base Camp, Aggressor Operations, invited guests and official observers during the period 1 August through 6 September 1962.

2. MATERIAL AKD SERVICES

a. Supply

(1) Class I

(a) "C" Rations

1. During the Operation, (5 and 6 Sep 62), all participating troops will consume the "C" Rations as shown below:

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300 3; BDS

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GÜAIEMALA D Day 50 BDS

D/1 50 1; B

EL SALVADOR D Dcy ^ 3; BDS

D/1 ^3 1; B

NICARAOÜA D Dny 62 3; BDS

D/1 62 1; B

COT/TMRTA D Day h3 3; BDS

D/1 h3 i; B

PERU D Day h8 3; BDS

D/1 kB I; B

USSTRIOOM D Day h92 3; BDS

D/1 U92 1; B

US C.Z. FORCES D Day 292 3; BDS

D/1 292 1; B

AGGRESSOR FORCES D -2 110** 3; BDS

D -1 HO 3; BDS

D Day 110 3; BDS

D/1 HO i; B

* B, Breakfast; D, Dinner; S, Supper. ♦» Includes 50 aggressors from Honduras Amy

Distribution Procedures:

by USARCARIB QM on D-l;' a. To Be Issued in Staging Area« Canal Zonej

CTP HQ Personnel Colombian Forces Peruvian Forces U.S. STRICOM Forces U.S. CZ Forces

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b. To Be Pre-posltloned on D-2 by USARCARIB Q-k representative; "C""Rations will be delivered to a representative of the CQMJSMILQP in countries shovn belov. COMUSMILGa? will effect further distribution to units concerned prior to D Day.

CCWWTRY

Honduras

El Salvador

Guatemala

Nicaragua

PUCE OF DELIVERY

Base Camp

San Salvador Airport

öuatemala City Airport

Managua Airport

Aggressor Forces draw "C" rations from CL I Supply Point, Base Camp, Toncontin Airfield on 3 Sep 62. Platoon Leader, U.S. Aggressor will draw "C" rations for U.S. and Honduras Aggressor Forces.

(b) "A" Rations

1. Base Camp

a. Rations air delivered on a three (3) day cycle, (Mon.-Wed. - Fri.), from Canal Zone effective noon meal 1 August 1962 through 12 September 1962.

b. Nonaal ration requesting procedures utilized by Base Camp Supply Officer. Emergency requests by radio to G-k, USARCARIB followed by DA Form IO-I63 (Ration Request) within 48 hours.

c. U.S. Aggressor Forces will consume "A" rations beginning with the noon meal on D-5 through the supper meal on D-3. Feeding of these troops will be the responsibility of the Base Camp Counander. Total personnel, sixty (60).

d. At the conclusion of the exercise on 6 Sep 62, units from Peru, Colombia, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, observers and visitors will be fed an "A" ration noon meal in the vicinity of the Base Caup, based on the following estimated strength for rations.

760 Participating troops, and CTF HQ

200 Official Observers

960 Total

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2. "A" Ration support in staging area. Canal Zone:

UNIT RR TROOPS

ETA FT KOBBE

BCD FT KOBBE

ETA FT SHERMAN

ETD FT SHERMAN

Peru k Off kk m 2? Aug (D)

2 Sep (D)

6 Sep (S)

2? Aug

5 Sep(B)

8 Sep(B)

27 Aug (S) 2 Sep (B)

Colcdbia 3 Off k2 EM 29 Aug (D)

2 Sep (D)

29 Aug

5 Sep(B)

29 Aug (S) 2 Sep (B)

US. STRICOM

12 Off 680 EM 1 Sep (D)

6 Sep (D)

5 Sep(B)

7 Sep(B)

Note; Approximtely 200 EM, U.S. STRICCM vill depart Ft Kobbe, after the noon neal on 1 Sep 62, for Ft Sheman, CZ. These EM will return to Ft Kcbbe after the supper neal on 6 Sep 62 and will not participate in the Exercise.

(2) Class n & IV

(a) For supplies and equipnent r-jquirod for Base Canp, see Appendix "1".

(b) Lunber (See Appendix "2" local procureaent).

(c) Gravel for road repair (See Appendix "2" local procureaent).

(d) Class II & IV supplies not available in Honduras for local purchase will be procured in the Canal Zone.

(3) Class III

(a) All nilitary vehicles supporting Base Canp operations will be refueled with M0GA3 at the CL IH point in Dose Canp. Locally hired comercial vehicles will not be supplied at Base Canp. Contract will include gasoline.

(b) Vehicles of the Nicaraguan unit will be supplied with fuel by COMJSMILGP in Nicaragua. Gasoline required for the return trip to Nicaragua will be obtained at Base Caup.

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(c) Two thousand (2,000) gallons of diesel availaTDle at Base Crxrp CL III point for issue to vehicles and equipnent using this type fuel.

(d) Oil and grease, as required, available in "base coap Motor Pool.

(k) Class III-A

(a) US Aray rotary and fixed ving aircraft as listed belov will be supplied with AVGAS at IAGS refueling point, Toncontin Airfield;

Four (k) H-13 Helicopters

One (l) H-19 Helicopter

One (l) U-1A

(b) CAirC will be responsible for supplying fuel for U.S., Central and South Aierican aircraft involved in the operation. See Appendix "5" for support to be provided for USAP and participating country aircraft and crews.

(5) Class V

(a) The following types and quantities of chemical and ordnance CL V will be available in CL V supply point, base canp, not later than 30 August 1962:

Pot, Stik White 6 ea. (For Conbat Control Tean)

Grenade, Snk Green (Burning) 10 ea. (For Conbat Control Tean)

12 ea. (For DZ Safety Officer)

Grenade, Snk Red (Burning) 22 ea. (10 for Conbat Control Tean

12 for DZ Safety Officer)

Grenade, Stnk Ycllow(Duming) 100 ea. (Twper Medical Aidnan for narking casualties)

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Cluster, Red Star

Cluster, Green Star

Parachute, White Star

25 ea. (2 per Co size unit)

25 ea. (2 per Co size unit)

200 ea. (Aggressor Only)

(h) No other type amiunition is authorized or required in the exercise area.

(c) Grenade, Snoke, Yellow for narking energency casualties for helicopter evacuation will he delivered with "C" rations to Central Anerican countries on D-3. Issued in staging area on D-l to Peruvian, Colombion, USSTRICOM and Canal Zone units. Basis of issue, two (2) Yellow Snoke Grenade per nedical aidnan.

(6) Water

(a) All water in rivers and strenns is considered contaninated. Water will be obtained at approved sources in Base Canp only.

(b) One (l) water purification unit supports Base Camp effective 1 Au3 62.

(c) Two (2) water purification units will be in operation not later than 1 Sep 62 for support of the exercise.

b. Transportation

(1) Air (Adninistrative support for Base Ccrap). See Appendix "k", Schedule of Aircraft Support for Base Conp.

(2) Amy aircraft availability for medical evacuation and exercise support:

TYPE ETA TONCOHTIN

27 Aug

FROM PERIOD ETD

a-iA CZ 27 Aug-6 ßep 7 Sep 62

H-19 27 Aug CZ 27 Aug-6 Sep 7 Sep 62

H-13 3 Sep IAGS Guatemala

3 - 6 Sep 6 Sep 62

H-13 k Sep JAGS Honduras

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Support: (3) Wheel Vehicles and Heavy Equipnent for Base Canp

(a) 25 July 62 1-3A Ton Truck 1 Road Grader

27 July 62 1-3A Ton Truck 1-1/4 Ton Anbulance

28 July 62 1 kOO Gallon Water Trailer

30 July 62 3-1A Ton Trucks

1 AUG 62 1-2^ Ton Truck

2 Auß 62 h-3/k Ton Trucks 1-1A Ton Truck

3 Aug 62 1-3/4 Ton Truck 1-5 Ton Duqp Truck

6 Aug 62 1-3A Ton Truck

7 Aug 62 1 Scoop (Front) loader

8 Aug 62 1-3/4 Ton Anbulance 2-1/4 Ton Trucks

10 Aug 62 1-2 l/2-ton (Air Cocipressor) Trk Mtd

13 Aug 62 2-400 Gallon Water Trailers 1-2 1/2-Ton Truck

15 Aug 62 l-l/4-Ton Anbulance 1-2 1/2-Ton Truck

16-31 Aug 62 2-l/4-Ton Anbulances 1-1/4 Ton Truck 1-3/4 Ton Anbulance 5-1/4 Ton Trucks (Aggressor Support) 1-3/4 Ton Truck (Aggressor Support)

(b) Locally Hired Vehicles:

1. Eight (8) Sedans, light, available 27 Aug 62. Additional sedans, as detemined by Visitors Bureau, procured for period 1-7 Sep 62.

2. Six (6), Bus, Shall, available effective 3 Sep 62.

This transportation to be procured by Contracting Officer in Tegucigalpa. Service provided includes driver and gasoline. To be

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utilized for transportation of official visitors and observers. Additional buses, as required, to be procured for D/l for moving participatinc troops to TONCOOTIN Airfield for cercnony.

(4) Movenent Control

(a) Ordnance Detachraent Comander is desißnated Motor Officer for the Base Caqp.

(b) Motor Officer will control, by dispatch, the utilization of military and locally hired civilian vehicles.

(c) Dispatching of military vehicles will be in support of authorized Base Conp missions and tasks.

(d) Dispatchine of locally hired sedans and buses will be for movement of observers and distinguished visitors.

c. Services

(l) Ordnance

(a) ÜSARCARIB Ordnance Det provides 3d echelon maintenance support for wheel vehicles, except locally hired vehicles, during the period 1 Aug through 8 Sep 1962. Includes Ordnance personnel, required equipment and replacement parts and assemblies.

(b) Accomplish emergency evacuation of vehicles to the Canal Zone as required.

and vehicles. (c) Supervision and control of Base Camp Motor Pool

(d) Provide Ord CL V as shown below:

25 oa. Red Star Clusters 25 ea. Green Star Clusters

200 ea. Parachute, White Star

(2) Engineer

(a) USARCARIB Engineer supports base camp and exercise from Canal Zone with Engineer supplies and equipment as required.

(b) Commandinc Officer, 5l8th Engineer Company (c) provides Engineer Troop support as follows:

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1. One (l) EnGincer Platoon Leader

2. One (l) reinforced Engineer Platoon

2.. One (l) Road Grader and One (l) Front Loader

k. Necessary supplies and equipnent to acconplish nissions as outlined belov.

(c) Engineer Tasks and Missions:

1. Establish Base Coop effective 25 July 1962.

2. Establish and operate water purification points.

2- Clear Drop Zone for airborne assault phase of the exercise.

k. Prepare Drop Zone spectator area to include construction and installation of bleachers and access road with vehicle park and turn-around.

2- Grade, drain and surface, as required, uninproved road leading to Drop Zone spectator area.

Station.

Base Caap Comonder.

Airfield.

6. Assist in preparation of Medical Holding

J. Establish base canp facilities as directed by

8. Inprove, as necessary, rxcess roads to Toncontin

£• Supervise indigenous enployees

10. Prepare airfield for air landed operations to include construction and installation of bleachers in observer area for air landed operation phase of the exercise.

(3) Quorteruastcr

(a) Provide necessary personnel in base conp to operate the following:

1. Ration breakdown point.

2. POL Point

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(b) Provide "A" and "C" Rations OB shown in para 2 (a) and (b) above, to include stockpilinc of "C" rations in base canp for delivery to designated units on D-3.

(c) Provide "C" rations to be issued in staeinti area. Canal Zone en D-l.

(d) Coordinate procurcnent of ice, MOGAS, and AVGAS in Honduras.

(U) Chenical

Provide the following Chenical Cl V:

8 ea. Pot, Snoke #10

22 ea. Grenade, Snoke, Green (Burning)

22 ea. Grenade, Snoke, Red (Burninc)

100 ea. Grenade, Snoke, Yellow (Eum.ing)

(5) Signal: (See Annex F, Signal, to Exercise Directive, Operation Fratemidad).

(6) Veterinarian:

(a) Inspect "A" rations for Base Canp during loading at Howard APB, in flight, ord on arrival. Base Caup, Honduras, during the period 1 Aug through Ik Sep 1962.

(b) Inspect refrigeration and ether ration storage facilities in Base Canp.

(c) Render reports to G-h ÜSARCARIB, Operations D'vision as to deficiencies noted and corrective action required.

3. EVACTJATIOII AND HOSPITALIZATION

a. A dispensary type aid station will be operational, at base canp effective 6 Aug 62.

b. Aid Station will be staffed by one (l) U.S. Amy Medical Officer, and three (3) U.S. senior aid nen.

c. In cases of serious injury or Illness in which the patient can be noved, evacuation by air will be nade to Gorgas Hospital, CZ.

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d. In cases of serious injury or Illness in vhich the condition of the patient prohibits evacuation, hospitalization will be at San Felipe Hospital, Honduras Medical Center or in the Surgical Medical Center in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

e. Medical Officer Observers and assistance will be available from the Honduras Medical Corps.

h. PERSONHEL

a. Strengths; Assigned strength for operation of Base Camp Toncontin, Honduras is 9 US Aray officers, 1 US Warrant Officer, 2 Honduras Army officers, 127 US enlisted personnel, 9 Honduras enlisted personnel.

b. Replacements; N/A

c. Morning Reports; A morning report (DA Fom l) will be prepared daily for US personnel in Base Camp. Such reports will be forwarded to the Headquarters Commandant, Operation FRATERI.TDAD, Fort Amador, Canal Zone, via returning aircraft scheduled for Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. An Information copy of each report will be forwarded by the Headquarters Commandant to the G-l Section, Headquarters USARCARIB, Fort Amador, Canal Zone, Attention: J-l Operation FRATERNIDAD.

d. Honbattle Casualty Reporting (Actual Casualties)

(1) Qeneral. The requirement for prompt, complete and accurate casualty infonaation can be met by following the procedures outlined in this annex and AR 6OO-67. Commanders must stress the responsibility of each individual to report essential information pra ptly and accurately. Unless such information is reported promptly, it nay become distorted or lost entirely.

(2) Responsibilities

(a) Commanders of separate subordinate units on TOY within the Base Canp will report directly to the Base Camp Connander, submitting an information copy to COMÜSMILQP Honduras, any case of nonbattle dead, missing, seriously ill or injured personnel assigned or attached to their organization. They will also provide such additional information and personnel data as may be required by the Base Camp Connander in preparation of the casualty report referred to below. Casualties among Honduran Forces at the Base Canp will be reported to the appropriate Honduran Amy Hq with information copies to the Base Canp Comoondcr, (XMJSMILOP Honduras, and AG USARCARIB.

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(b) The Base Canp Ccxmander vill sulxiit a casualty report as required "by AR 6OO-67, to Headquarters USABCARID for US Military personnel. During duty hours (0715-I6OO R, Monday-Friday) casucJ.ty reports will be subnitted to Personnel Adninis trat ion Branch, MPD AG Section, Headquarters USARGAEIB, tcl. 82-2292. During non-duty hours (16OO-O715, Monday-Friday) and on holidays and week-ends casualty reports will be subnitted to the Staff Duty Officer, Headquarters USARGARIB, tel. 82-2100.

(c) In cases of non-battle US dead or nissing, the Adjutant General, USARGARIB, upon receipt of a casualty report from the Base Canp Connnnder will notify the coaoanding officer of the individuate parent unit in the Canal Zone. The comanding officer of the individual's parent unit in the Canal Zone will prepare, sign and forward to Headquarters USARCARIB (Attention: AGMPA), a letter of sytipathy to the next of kin or energency addressee for review for clarity, conprehension and accuracy, within 2k hours after t'he initial notification fron Headquarters USARCARIB.

(d) Comanders of aedical units at the Base Cmap will Jnfom the appropriate unit connander and the Base Canp Coonander vhenever death or serious illness of an Individual occurs vhile hospitalized.

(e) AO Section, Headquarters USARCARIB, will infom the Headquarters Coaoondant, Operation FRATERKIDAD, Fort Anador, Canal Zone, of sill casualty reports received fron the Base Canp Connander.

(3) Reports: Initial US casualty reports from the Base Canp Connander will include information as required in Appendix I, II, or III AR 6OO-67, as expropriate. However, initial reports will not be delayed when complete information Is not immediately avcllaole. When an Incomplete report is submitted, the missing information vill be procured as soon as possible and furnished to Headquarters USARCARIB. Ilonduran casualty reports will contain as much of the Information required by AR 6OO-67, as is available.

(k) Release of Names of Non-battle casualties. The names of US non-battle casualties will not be released to the public or press. The Adjutant General, Department of Army, alone has this authority, except that in cases where military personnel are involved in accidents outside military Jurisdiction, where names of persons Involved are already available to the public or press, names of fatalities may be verified Immediately vhen queried by the local public press. Release of Honduran casualties will be as prescribed by the appropriate Honduran Hq.

e. Locator Service

(l) Locator service has been established for Base Camp personnel. Primary means of communications between Base Camp and the Canal Zone will be by Radio Teletype. The AG, USARCARIB, is the releasing agency for all message traffic from the Canal Zone to the Base Canp, Toncontin, Honduras.

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(2) Locator ser/ice for VIP's ar-d observers dtiring the exercise will be the responsibility of the Visitor's Bureau, Base Carrp, Operation FRAITERNIDAD (tel. Base Canp operator).

f. Energency Leave (US Amy Personnel)

(l) Requests for energency leave -which are substantiated by reports fron the Auerican Red Cross or other recognized agencies, nay be approved by Base Camp Connander.

(a) Base Canp Ccmnander in coordination vith COMÜ5MILGP will prepare necessary energency leave orders for personnel desiring to leave by civilian aircraft fron Honduras.

(b) Base Canp Commander will approve necessary travel orders from Honduras to Canal Zone for personnel desiring to leave via MATS. Headquarters USARCARIB will prepare necessary space required orders.

g. Discipline, Law and Order

(1) One US Military Police, working in conjunction with Donduran Military Police Patrol from 1700-0500 daily, will turn over to Base Canp Connander any Base Camp nilitiry personnel appi tended.

(2) The Guardia Civil de Honduras will turn over to Base Camp Conmander any nilitaiy ]3aEe Canp personnel apprehended.

h. Prisoners of War N/A

i. Morale and Personal Services

Mail

(1) General. All nail received in Canal Zone for Base Coop personnel will be forwarded to the 518th Eng. Co., Port Kobbe. Mail will be dispatched to Base Canp via nilitary aircraft on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

(2) Dispatch of Mail. Official and personal nail to be dispatched from Base Caop will be placed in mail container provided by Adjutant, Base Canp. Honduras postage is required for personal mall.

(3) CIUDS. Officer and N.C.O. Clubs will be established and operated in the Base Camp by the Port Amedor N.C.O. Club, de Honduran AIT Force Officers Club at Tonccntin will also be available to officers.

(h) Exchange Service. N.C.O. Club, Pert Anador will operate an exchange service. Nornal N.C.O. Club prices will prevail during this period.

(5) Motion Picture Service. Movies will be provided by the Base Canp Ccraaander.

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(6) Cash Payroll. Base Canp; all organizations and units having officer and enlisted -ocrsonnol at Honduras on 31 August 1962, and vjho are nomally paid on a cash payroll, must submit individually certified nilitary pay vouchers en these personnel to the Finance and Accounting Office prior to 22 August 1962. Those MPV's will be identified by a notation "Operation FRÄTEIlNIDAD,■ in itea 11. These vouchers will then be consolidated at Finance, a Class A agent vill be appointed by Headquarters USARCARIB, and all personnel will be paid by the appointed agent.

5. CIVIL AFFAIRS

a. It is recoonended that personnel be encouraged to use all local public facilities whenever possible.

b. Intronural athletics between Host Govemnent end US Military Forces are encouraged.

6. MISCEUAMEOUS

a. Recovery Air Items of Equipment, (See Appendix "3").

b. All supplies and equipment stockpiled in Bldgs 2 and 2A, Ft Kobbe. Air shipped to Case Camp as per prescribed priority. (See Appendix "U") (Schedule of Air Shipments).

c. All requests for unprogranned supplies and equipment through Base Camp CO. to USARCARIB G-5, Operations Division, for approval and necessary action.

d. Contracting Officer in Honduras is Comundlng Officer, 518th Engineer Company, as appointed by Hq USARCARIB.

e. Payment for supplies, equipment and labor by Class "B" Disbursing Agent, IAGS Project Officer, Honduras.

f. See Annex "F", Signal, for equipment to be issued to El Salvador; Nicaragua; COMUSMILGP, Honduras and to Aggressor forces prior to exercise.

g. See attached overlay. Base Canp Location.

h. Local Security. The Honduran Military Police will provide local security by:

(1) Posting guards at all entrances and exits to Base Camp.

(2) During the hours of darkness provide a roving patrol around the perimeter-of the^ Base Comp.

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DISTRIBUTION: See Annex "J"

Appendices:

Appendix 1 - Supplies and Equipnent Appendix 2 - Local Procureaent, Honduras Appendix 3 - Recovery, Air Itens of Equipnent Appendix k - Schedule of Aircraft Support for Base Caqp Appendix 5 - Support for Participating Country Aircraft and USAF,

with Tab A Appendix 6 - Overlay, Base Caap Location Appendix 7 - Visitors Bureau

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Appendix 1 (Supplies and Equipment) to Annex E (Administrative and Logistical Support) to Exercise Directive, No. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. Supplies and equipment as listed below will be provided by USARGARIB Technical Services and USARGARIB units for support of tbe base camp and other administrative facilities in support of Operation FRATERNIDAD:

a. Tentoge for Base Camp operations:

Sixty-seven (67) > Tent, general purpose Three (3), Tent, command post One (l). Tent, kitchen flyproof Twelve (12), Fly, tent Seven (7), Screen, latrine Four (h), Paulin, duck Six (6), Tent wall, small Three (3), Tent, kitchen flyproof (required for feeding "A"

rations for dinner meal on D/l)

b. Supplies and other equipment for base camp support:

(l) Engineer

One (l) Grader, road Pour (4) Extinguisher, Fire, GO2 Twenty-five (25) Extinguisher, fire, water Five (5) Lighter torch Two (2) Water Purification Equipment Set Fifteen (15) Bag, Water Sterilizing One (l) Generator Set, 30KW Two (2) Generator Sets, 10 KW Twenty-four (24) Flashlights, tubular, case Five hundred (500) Sand Bags One (l) Front loader

(2) Ordnance

Vehicles - See para 2b(3) Annex 5 Required tools, test sets and spare parts for performance of 3^ echelon maintenance, SOP.

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One (l) Truck, Pork lift Eight (Q), Chest, ice storage, 200 lb capacity- Three (3), Refrigerators, mechanical, comercial, gas or

electric, portable, 150 cubic foot Twenty (20), heater, immersion Two (2) Dispensing Pumps, hand-driven Four hundred (400) Bed, folding, metal Nine hundred (900) Chair, folding, metal Three hundred (300) Cot, folding, canvas Fifty (50) Table, folding Iftgs, wood Two (2) Safes, field Four hundred (kOO) Blanket, bed, wool Four hundred iÔO) Cover, mattress Six hundred (bOO). Insect bar, field type Four hundred (400J, Mattress, bed Four hundred lÔO), Pillow, bed Foui* hundred (400). Pillowcase One thousand ilOOO), Rod, insect bar One thousand (IOOO), Sheet, bed Two (2) Bath Unit, portable Ten (lO) Food container, insulated One thousand (lOOO) Fork, table, CRS One thousand (lOOO) Knife, table, CRS Two hundred (200) Spoon, dessert, CRS One thousand (lOOO) Spoon, tea, CRS Four hundred (kOO) Bowl, eating plastic One thousand (1000) Cup, drinking, plastic One thousand (1000) Tray, mess, coopartmented Twelve (12) Range outfit, field One (l) Accessory outfit, field range Six (6) Burner unit, field range Fifteen (15) Can. gasoline, military One hundred (lOO), Can, water, military

(k) Miscellaneous Supplies and Equipment;

Three (3) Public Address Set, AN/PIQ-1 Four hundred (kOO) Insulators, stand off, screw Three hundred (300) Lamp holder (Pig tall) One (l) Switch, 3-way knife, 30QA Twelve (12) Rolls, friction tope Twelve (12) Rolls, electrical tape Eight thousand feet (8000') Wire, Elect, #6 Eight thousand feet (SOOO«) Wire, Elect, #12 Six thousand feet (6000') Wire, Eleot, #Jf One thousand feet (lOOO«) Wire, Elect, #2/0

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3. All supplies and equlpnent, as listed above, will be transported to Toncontln Airfield in accordance with Appendix k, Schedule of Aircraft Support and established priorities.

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DISTRIBOTION: See Annex J

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Appendix 2 (Local Procurenent - Honduras) to Annex E (Adoinistratlve and Logistical Support) to Exercise Directive, No. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

1. Supplies, equlpnent and personnel, as listed "below will be procured in Tegucigalpa, Honduras in support of Operation FRATERNIDAD:

a. Supplies

(1) Lutiber:

(a) Latrines

Lunber 2" x U" x RL 2,200 HF Corrugated Roofing 26" x 120" 75 Sheets Nails 16D Connon 150 lbs Nails 8D Conuon 100 lbs Hinges k" Strap 125 ea. Screws, wood If" flat head 3 gross

(b) Duck Boards t

Lumber 2" x V x RL 14,000 BF Lumber 1" x 6" x RL 26,000 BF Nails 10D CcDsoon 500 lbs Nails I6D Common 100 lbs

(c) Tent Floors 68 GP Tents

Lumber 2" x V'RL 25,000 BF Lumber 1" x 6" SL 5^,000 BF Nails 8D 1,900 lbs Nails 16D 600 lbs Screen hd" x 100' 20 rolls

(2) Gravel: 500 cubic meters

b. Local Hire;

(l) Indigenous Employees

(a) Unskilled laborers HO 9 $1.50 per day

(b) Carpenters 5 9 Qh.OO per day

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(2) Vehicles:

(a) Sedan, light, eight (8) for twenty (20) days, ® $12.50 per day.

(b) Bus, Small, Six (6), for fifteen days, ® $15.00 per day.

c. Bleachers;

Portahle, constructed in Honduras by JlSth Engineer Company personnel, 250-man sections. Four (h) sections required.

d. POL; (Stocked and procured by XAOS Unit, Honduras)

(1) MOGAS - 15,000 gallons

(2) AVGAS - Sufficient stocks for four (4) H-lS's, One (l) H-19 and one (l) Ü-2A.

(3) Diesel - 2,000 gallons

(h) Oil - 30 weight - 55 gallons

e. Paint - 50 gallons

2. Contracting and Procurement procedure;

a. UGARGARIB Comptroller provides obligation authority for 0CMÜ5MILQP for utilization by CL B Disbursing Officer, Honduras.

b. Contracting Officer in Tegucigalpa, Honduras is Commanding Officer, 510th Engineer Company.

c. Class B Pay Agent, IAGS Project Officer, will acconrpllsh disbursement of funds to local commercial finas in Tegucigalpa, Honduras as funds ore obligated by Contracting Officer.

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Appendix 3 (Recovery of Air Itemd of Baulpment)to Annex E (Adnlnlstratlve and Logistical Support Flan) to Exercise Directive, No. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERAL; This appendix prescribes procedures to be utilized in the recovery of parachutes and other air itens of equipment eqployed in the parachute assault phase, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

2. SBBSESBB

a. The Honduras Amy will provide security for the Drop Zone to insure that unauthorized personnel do not enter the Drop Zone and reoove equipment.

b. Peruvian, Guatemlon and ÜSSTRICOM units vill nark equipment vith colored strips of cloth for identification purposes as follows:

Peru - Red

Guatemala - White

USSTRICCM - Blue

These markings to be affixed to equipment, parachute harness and reserve parachute, prior to parachute assault phase, in a conspicuous location on equipment, parachute harness and reserve parachute.

c. Each individual vill, after landing on Drop Zone, release parachute, place harness and reserve chute on top of main parachute and move without delay to designated assembly area for his unit.

d. After the departure of observers from the area, unit cooaanders will have details report to Drop Zone, rigger-roll parachutes and place in kit bags. Kit bags will be marked as in para 2b, above. Following the recovery of parachutes, the following action will be taken:

(l) USSTRICCM representative will be provided with two (2) 2 1/2--con trucks by Base Camp Conoander and will load parachutes and heavy drop kits and move to Toncontln Airfield for loading aboard designated aircraft.

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(2) Baae Coop Connander will provide a detail and transportation for securing parachutes and other air itcns of equipnent of Peru and Guatenala. Ihis equipment will he aoved to hase canp and stored, hy unit, in tents designated hy Base Canp Comander and secured until departure of troops on D/ 1.

e. As soon as possihle, after the temination of the exercise and the Ceremony on D/ 1, Peruvian and Guatemalan units will have details report to Base Canp Commander, secure equipment and load aboard appropriate aircraft for return trip to pemonent station.

3. MISCELLAKBOÜS;

a. USSTRICOM, Base Canp detail and transportation for recovery of air itens of equipment vill execute recovery operation as soon as parachute assault phase and heavy drop phase is completed and spectators have departed Drop Zone area.

h. Equipment vill he kept segregated, hy unit, at all tines.

c. Storage area. Base Conp, will he covered, secured and arranged so as to expedite pick-up hy Peruvian and Guatenalan units on D/l.

d. Transportation will he provided hy Base Canp Connander for moving air items of equipment from base camp storage location to designated aircraft.

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HEADQUARTERS COMBINED TASK FORCE OPERATION FRAIERNIDAD Fort Amador, Canal Zone 1 August 1962

k (Schedule of Administrative ÜSAF Aircraft Support for Base Ceup) to Annex E (Administrative and Logistical Support Plan) to Exercise Directive, No. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERAL. This appendix outlines the schedule of administrative support USAF aircraft which is programmed for support of the base camp and pre-positioning of supplies and equipment in Central American countries.

2. AIRCRAFT SCHEDULUKJ:

DATE TYPE AIRCRAFT NR REQUIRED CARGO

1 Aug 62 C-130 2 Pers, Equip & Rations 2 Aug ti 2 Pers and Equip 3 Aug it 2 Pers, Equip & Rations 6 Aug ii ti

7 Aug ii Equip 6 Aug n Pers, Equip & Rations

10 Aug n ti

13 Aug ii ti

15 Aug II •t

17 Aug n n

20 Aug II it

22 Aug H it

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27 Aug II it

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a. Aircraft on 3 Sep 62 to be schedttled as follows:

(1) Hovard APB to Toncontln Airfield.

(2) Toncontln Airfield: (Load "C" Rations, 3/Vton truck with AN/ORC 19 Radio and pyrotechnics, yellow amofce, to Guatemala City.

(3) Guatemala City (deliver "C" Rations ani Yellow Smoke to Mission representative) to SI Salvador.

(4) £1 Salvador (deliver "C" ration and Yellow Smoke to Mission representative ) to Managua, Nicaragua.

(5) Managua, Nicaragua (deliver "C" Ration, Yellow Staoke and one (l) 3/4 -ton truck with AN/ORC 19 radio to Mission representative) to

Howard AFB.

b. Aircraft for 5 Sep 62 should not interfere with exercise aircraft. Cargo will consist of rations, to include perishables, in sufficient quantities to feed approximately 960 individuals to be fed the noon meal on 6 Sep 62.

c. Aircraft scheduling effective 7 through lU Sep 62 is requirement for airlifting 495,000 pounds of equipment and personnel to Canal Zone and airlifting rations to Honduras to support base 00119 personnel re- maining after completion of the exercise.

d. Q-h Section, U&RCARIB will acccmplish direct coordination with airlift CO. in manifesting and loading of aircraft scheduled for airlift to Honduras and return to Canal Zone.

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Appendix 5 (Support for ÜBAF, and Participating Central and South American Republics, Air Force Personnel and Aircraft) to Annex E (Administrative and Logistical Support Plan) to Exercise Directive, Mo. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERA1; This appendix outlines the support to be rendered for participating aircraft and personnel during the period 27 Aug - 9 Sep 62. See Tab A for schedules and fuel requirements.

2. BILLETIHG AMD MESSING FOR AIRCRAFT CREWS;

a. USSTRICOM USAF personnel (Acft Crews) will be supported at Howard AFB throughout the period.

b. Canal Zone based USAF personnel continue to be supported at Howard AFB throughout the exercise.

c. Peru AF personnel: Will be supported at Howard AFB during the period 27 Aug - h Sep 62. Supported by USAF mission personnel, Guatemala City on 5 and 6 Sep 62. 6 through 8 Sep 62: supported at Howard AFB.

d. Colombia AF personnel: Will be supported at Howard AFB during the period 29 Aug - h Sep 62. Supported by USAF mission personnel: San Salvador on 5 and 6 Sep 62.

e. Guatemala AF personnel remain overnight (RON) at bcne station.

f. El Salvador AF personnel remain overnight (RON) at hcoe station.

3. FUEL

a. USAF provides fuel for USSTRICOM aircraft while in the Canal Zone and participating in the exercise.

b. US Air Missions to all participating countries provides all fuel to include refueling stops for Peruvian and Colombian units enroute to Howard AFB; move to Honduras, and return flights.

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a. In the event designated aircraft are unable to remain overnight (RON) in Guatemala City or San Salvador, Managua, Nicaragua will be the alternate RON location

b. During the period 27 Aug - k Sep 62 visiting Air Force officers and ainnen will be transported by USAF at Hovard AFB utilizing buses from flight line to billets and return. Adequate transportation is available on base (commercial buses) for other transportation needs.

TAB "A" (Support for USAF and Participating Central and South American Air Force personnel)

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0 - 47 S_vador - Mennguera- Teguclgalpa-Salvodor

Salvador-Meanguera- Tegucigalpa-Salvador 130 4:30 9:00

Guatemala 3 1

C - 47 Guatemala-Salvador Meanguera-Tegucigolpa- Guatemala

Guatemala-Salvador - Meanguera-Tegucigalpa Guatemala

- 130 7:32 22:36

Honduras 9 1

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Local use Tegucigalpa

N/A LOCAL Tactical Employment

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Manogua-Mcangucra- Teguc igalpa-Guatemala

Ouatemola-Moanguera- TogucigrJ.pa-Managua- Howard-Bogot a-Lima

165 29:45 89:15

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Howard-Pto Llmon-Managua- Ifeanguera-Tegucigalpa- Toguc iy alpa-Monagua- Pto Limon - Howard

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a- Guat emala-Salvodor- Meanguera-Tegucigalpa Guatemala

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OBSERVER AREA OFFICIAL (BLEACHERS) 518th ENGR. PLATOON TASK TO PREPARE DZ,OBSERVER AREA AND CONSTRUCT AND INSTALL BLEACHERS.

OBSERVER AREA (BLEACHERS) OFF. 518 th ENGR. PLATOON TASK TO PREPARE AREA, CONSTRUCT AND INSTALL BLEACHERS.

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BILLETING MESS SHOWER POINT POL POINT WATER PURIFICATION P ORDNANCE 3d F^M&OI COMMUNICATION TO üA POST EXCHANGE PRESS CENTER OFFICER'S CLUB NCO CLUB BRIEFING TENT QM RATION BREAKDOWN ENGINEER SUPPORT (51

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Appendix 7 (Visitors Bureau) to Annex E (Administration and Logistics Support Plan to Exercise Directive Mr 1, Operrtion'fRATERNIDAD,

1. The Visitors Bureau, Operation FRATERiilDAl', is organized with the followin£ personnel:

a. One (1) Lieutenant, Army of Honduras

b. One (l) Non-commissioned Officer, Amy of Honduras

c. One (l) US Amy Captain

The Visitors Bureau will be located at &ase Camp, under the supervision of the Headquarter Comnandant.

2. The Visitors Bureau is responsible for the following;

a. Reception of all official visitors^ to include meeting at point of arrival and escorting to point of departure,

b. Billeting of all Official Observers, Official Visitors and Press.

c. Messing facilities.

d. Provide local transportation and confirm reservations on commercial airlines as required.

e. Preparing, assembling, and distributing the official brochure of the exercise.

f. Preparation and distribution of name tags for Official Visitors, Press, and Base Camp Personnel.

g. Providing Liaison Officers at hotels, Airport and Observers Area.

h. £3tablishinw an Official O'-server, Visitor and Press Locator Service,

3. Liaison and Escort Officers will be provided as follows:

a. The Jinny of Honduras will provide:

(1) Mine (9) officers to meet, and act as military assistants to participating countries' delotations. These oft.ccrs will remain with their assitned delegationthrouthcut their stay in Honduras.

(2) One (1) NGO assigned to each hotel where Official Obeervers

f and Visitors Bureau and provide any assisrnnce that may be required,

b. The US Amy will provide:

(1) One (1) Spanish speaking officer tc act as Liaison at each hotel.

(2) Three (3) officers to meet and escort US visitors to their issitnod billots.

h' Categories of visitors: Visitors may be iTcupod as follows:

a. 17 official observers (dele?,atos) (fron participatinc countries).

b. 63 Official Visitors (US).

c. 20 Press Personnel (10 US and 10 Panamanian)•

d. Undc-termined number of Press Personnel frem riarticipatin- and other countries arc oxpoctec' to attend.

5. Billeting

a. Hotel reservations available at hjst country:

(1) Prado Lincoln Savoy 18 rooms hS roc.vi 25 rooms 28 spaces 8Ü spaces 55 spaces

(2) Official Obscrviors will be billeted at the Hotel Prado. Some senior US Official Visitors will be billeted at this hotel. Other Official Visitors will be billeted at the Lincon and Savoy Hotel.

b. Press Personnel will be billeted at Hase Camp. Squad tents will be provided by the Headquarters Commandant,

c. (1) Messing facilities will be available at all hotels.

(2) Messing facilities will be provided at Base Camp for Press Personnel.

(3) A hot meal will bo served at Ease Camp for official Observers, Visitors and Press Personnel at the completion of th^ airlanding phaiie of the exercise.

d. (1) Official Observers' meals, hillotint; and transportation expenses will be borne by the host country,

(2) US Personnel will defray their orwn expenses fcr meals and quarters,

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(3) Press Porsonncl billeted at Ease Canp will be charged for mt'cds ccnsumcd at the Field Ration Hess.

6. Transportati.'/n

a. All transportation will bo procured locally. The Visitrrs Eurcau will coTdinate the transportation fcr CfficirJ. Otscrvcrs, Visitors, and Press as follows;

(1) Sedans for all Official Observers.

(2) Sedans fcr senior US official Visitors.

(3) Euses (9 passenger) for all other official Visitors and Pross Personnel,

7. Visitors I'rochure

a. An official Operation JRäTEIJUIDAD brochuro will bo prepared, assembled and distributee. This brochiuv will contain the lollowint items:

(1) Schedule of events for Official Visitors.

(2) General information for visitors.

(3) Roster of Official Observ;rs, Visitors and Press Personnel.

ih) Closint Ceremony.

(5) i'iaps of Tegucigalpa and Honduras.

(6) Telephone listing.

(7) Name tag.

8. Name Tag:s

a. Name tat--s will bo prepared in three colors: blue for Official Observers and Visitors; green for Base Campj and white for the Press.

b. Names, rank and country will be printed on each name tag.

9. Locator Service

a. A locator service will be established at the Visitors Bureau, Base Camp, As information :n visitors becomes available, a card will be prepared and filed on each visitor. This card will have the following information:

(1) Name and rank

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(2) Country and/or rarent Ortaniaation,

(3) ET., and ETD; Kode of Travel.

(h) ullleta anc Transportfti^n.

(5) Telephone number (if applicable).

(6) Name of J.sc;rt Officer.

(7) Hemark as: ebscrver, Official Visitor, Press.

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Annex F (CoTOnunication Support Plan) to £xercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATfiRNIDAD,

1. Instructions and information contained herein provide for the communications support during all phas.-s of Operation FRjJSRNIDAE, to elements of Caribbean Command (CAHIBCOM), United States Strike Command (USSTRICOK), a^d to participating military forces from Central and South American uepublics. Communications support for each phase of the operation is covered in a separato appendix to this annex,

2. A common Signal Operation Instruction (SCI) document will ba promulgated by the Honduran Armed Forces. A draft copy of proposed SCI is included as Appendix 7«

Appendixes: 1. Administrative Communications 2. Pre-£xercise Communications 3. Tactical Communications li. Air-Ground Communications 5. Aggressor Comnunicationa 6. Communications Equipment Requirements 7. Signal Operations Instructions

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iipr-cnc'-ix 1. (Adi!ini'5trative OoTnnunicati'jns) tc Annex F (Conmunication Support) tc öx.rcicc directive ..ir 1, ^ratlin F.. - M." ..

1. Th SiLnal detachment (US) at 'ôncontin Airfield will ustablich and operate Base Z-mp CLrdnistrrtiv-, connuniciti;ns to facilitate ~la.r.nirn:, safety am1 co-.ruination of Operation r.-.TiKMir..Ii.

a. C RRLMT COHMUWIC/, 'ICN CAFÎLITIESs

(1) Single Sidebrjid iâdio (SSB) v ice circuit between Canal Zcno (CZ) Basi Camp, operational effoctive 1 -.uî'st. rase Canp may be contacted from Canal Zrne by callinf- one of the follow:nt teloohone nunbjrs: 82-5161, 3^-2291, or S7-L269.

(2) Ease Camp internal c.mraunication will consist of an SE-8£ teliphone switchboard and intorna] field wire system for subscribers as required,

(3) Access int-, the commercial telephone system in Tegucigalpa, Honduras from the Bos, Camp provided by radio relay (ü-channels), Lperational off active 3 "Ui_ust (AN/QEC-IO),

(li) Sal'ety ccmrunicaliens from the jrop Zone (BZ) to the Ease Camp will b: provided by radio relay ([(-channels), operational D-l (iJj/GftC-10).

(5) BZ internal communication - it SB-22 Telephons Switchboard will havu- circuits to DZ Safety officer, licdiccl Collection Station, VIP Bleacher Location, and "ir Force Evacuation Team (located at i'oncontin ..ir I'ield). In addition a direct telephone circuit will be established between DZ Safely officer and VIP Eluachcr location, Cperatirnal L-l,

(6) i.ossafe traffic will be the primary communication means between CZ and Das: Camp, na.-'io teletypewriter (iOT) circuit from Base Camp to CZ will be established to handle mossaê traffic 3 August.

(7) Public address systcr-.r will be established at the IZ Bleacher location an- i-.ncontin tleacher location,

2. ,iTüd:..?-. C :.^..TC .TIC:^ C.J" B.TLITUS

a. Ease Camp can be contacted from CZ via US Äirny i-.ission Ha;io by calling one of the following telephone numbers: 62-5161, 85-2291, or ;~7-ii269,

b. Base Camp nay use US .unny and US Air Force iiission «adio Stations, as rt-quired for back up voice radio communications.

c. An AK Rpdio Net (AN/GRC-9) will prcviric alternate conmunicatirns between the DZ and BASC Camp. Opcrstionsl effective D-l.

TAB A: Afjninistrative Ccranunicfticn System

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Appendix '. (Pre-Exercise Coniraunications) to Annex F (Communication Support Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

1. A radio net for coordination and control of maneuver fo~ce£> by the Exercise Director, prior to H-Hour, will be established at H-l8. The radio net will use existing nets between the Canal Zone and US Army and US Air Force Mission Radios in Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala.

2. Administrative communications as outlined in Appendix 1 to Annex F will also be available for pre-cxercise communication requirements.

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Appendix 3 (Tactical Coranunications Plan )to Annex P(CoBanunicatlona Support Plan) to Exercise Directive No 1 Operation FRATERNIDAD

REFERENCE: Maps, Tegucigalpa, Honduras 1:50.000 Sheet #2750 II, Second Edition; ES30 Road Map, the Republic of Honduras; ESSC Road "tap, Central Airerica and Panama.

1. SITUATION

a. Enemy Forces: Annex B

b. Frierlly Forces: Annex A

2. MISSION Install, operate, and maintain the communications necessary for the command, control, and administration of Operation Fratemidad.

3. EXECUTION

a. Concept. USARCARIB will operate and maintain existing communications between Tegucigalpa, Honduras and the Canal Zone, CAirC will install, operate-, and maintain necessary communication systems for control of aircraft, coordination of all air movement, and enroute communications for CTP Commander. The CTF Commander will be responsible for the installation, operation, and maintenance of all internal administrative, command and control communications.

b. USARCARIB

(1) Will continue to operate end maintain two (2) voice radio circuits and one (lj radio teletypewriter (RTT) circuit between Tegucigalpa, Honduras and the Canal Zone.

(2) Will provide CTF Ccmander with the necessary communications personnel and equipment.

c. CTF Communications Element.

(1) Establish, operate and maintain Net Cor.-.rol Station (NCS) for CTP and Land Force FM Command Radio Nets.

(2) Install, operate and maintain internal CTF-Hqtrs. field wire system. Be prepared to Install and operate re-transmission facilities for FM radio nets.

(3) USAF clement will establish, operate and maintain CTP terminal of SSB voice radio circuit between CTP Manuever Area and the Canal Zone.

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(1) Will provide CTF Commander with necessary SSB radio equipment (including phone patch capabilit3r) and operating personnel to install, operste, and maintain both terminfls of SSB voice circuit from CTF-Hqtrs., Honduras to Albrook AFB, Cansl Zone.

(2) Will provide CT? Commander with enroute (air-to-ground) voice communication from the Canal Zone to Honduras.

(3) Will provide communications support, as required, from Det 3, 1st Air Commando Group, for use by Drop Zone Commander.

e. Commander, Honduran Army Forces«

'(1) Will provide for installation and operation of command radio communications within and between Honduran units»

(2) Will provide rsdio communications necessary for command end control of CTF units until CTF Command communicstiont are established.

f. Commander, Colombign Co. (-). Will establish, internal radio cemmunications and enter into CTF FM Command Radio Net.

g. Commander. £1 Salvador Co. (-). Will establish Internal radio communications and enter into CTF FM Command Radio Net,

h. Commander, Guatemalan Co. (-).

(1) Will establish necessary DZ radio communication between Guatemalan members of CCT and aircraft»

(2) Will establish internal rad_o communicction and enter into CTF FM Cciwiand Net.

i. Commander, Peruvian Co. (-).

(1) Will establish necessary raîo communic.'tion between Peruvirn members of CCT and aircraft«

(2) Will establish internal radio communication end enter into CTF PM Coirmand Radio Net.

i • Coninander, Nicaragurn Co. (-).

(1) Will enter CTF AM Command Radio Net upon departure from staging area.

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k. Ccramander, USAPCARIB, TF. Will establish internal radio communication and enter into CTF FM Cotunand Radio Net.

1. Commander, USGTRICOM, TF. T,Jill establish internal radio communication and enter Into CTF FM Command Radio Net

m. Coordinating Instructions.

(1) This plan is effective for planning on receipt, and for execution on order.

(2) The CTF J-5 is responsible for coordination of all communication matter's pertaining to Operation Fratcrnidad.

k. ADMINISTRATION AND LOGISTICS.

See Appendix 6 to this annex.

5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL.

a. Command CTF CP located 537 - 368

b. Signal Effective SOI will be promulgated by Chief, Honduran Forces.

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appendix It (Air-Grounc'. Gommunicaticn) to Annex F (Conmunication Support Flan) to Exercise Directive Mr 1, Cporotion FR.iTEKNIE/J).

1, GEi'ISRAL. The purpose of this Appendix is to provide pjadpnee and inntructicna for connnunicatlons-electronics support -^f f-rnes participating in Lpcration FUJTZlnf'Ii n.

2, SITUiÎCN«

a. -nu-my: ^nnex C (Intelligence)

b, Friendly: Annex K (Task Organization)

3. ASdUTrTlL?". iavi aticnal aid? presently in operation and listed in Fligirt I>;: -..ration publications »/ill be adequats for movement of support- inr: forcüf except at Rio Hato, Republic of Panama. Navi, ational aids existing in the oxercisa arc- provide the necessary coverage for operation FRATrKtUE. L1.

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a. All communications used in support of this mission will be of a tactical type whenever possible and in keepinc with necessary safety and budget limitations.

b. Tactical communications will remain installed and operating until released by the Combined Task Force Commander.

c. All time desitnations will be in Greenwich Mean Time (Zulu Time),

5. C-.i'iXriTfG/.TI.'! ELZJ ^:T (C-Z) IlISSluK. To jrovidc necessary communications support for .all operations as outlined in Appendix 3 to this -vine.«,«

6. C-E 7..SKS.

a, lJSi'JJCiJ?IL will provide resources of the üS^.F tu support this plan.

b, GALtC will obtain low frequency bone on to be positioned at Rio Kate for expediting recovery of aircraft return to Howard AFL.

c, Panama »VTC Center and Honduras ATC Center will provide normal air- way communications facilities anc' navigational aid.o.

d« -/;-t. 3j First Air Commardo Group will provide one (1) each air transportable radio set for use by the hZ Commander.

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(1) Provide tw-j each HT SSE rac'io sets transportable for conmuni« c-ti-.na from CTF Honduras to Îtrock.

(2) Prcvic'e Orcund/i-ir communications at Alhro-k AFB, C2.

(3) Prcvids C-E operating porsonncl for Honduras terminal of Honcluros-".lbror-k SCB vcice circuit.

(ü) Provide ccmirunicationc center senüce at rtlbrook and Howard HFL, CZ.

7. SPaCLX H^SURLS.

a. Call Sign: /iK-5^

b. Frequencies: Tab A

c. Routing Instructions.

(1) All traffic originated outside the CTF Headquarters will not be passed over the HP SSB circuit to Albrook AFB, CZ.

d. Message preparation and handling,

(1) The words "Operation ITu'.TERNIuD" will be included at the beîr-nint, and ending of all exercise messages.

(2) Greenwich Mean Tine (Zulu) will be used for message date/time groups,

8. C-E LOGISTICS.

a. i'ill C-E units coployo'; during, this exercise will be provided with normal operating spares,

b. A custody receipt will be made out to the responsible individual for such property as may be utilized in order to maintain control of equipment,

9. AIÎNISTR^riGiI.

a, accurate detailed logs will be maintained on C-E facilities to provide data for evaluating, the C-E support of this exercise.

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TAB A (Frequencies) to Appendix h (Air-Ground Communications) tc Annex F (Comnunication Support Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation PEATEMID.tD.

VKF Frequencies

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126.58 MCS

121,5 MCS

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Appendix 5 (A^ressor Ccmnunications Plan) to i-mnex F (Communication Support Flan) to ixcrciso Lirective Nr 1, Operation FRATERNILiiD.

1. A separate fTi radio (AN/PRC-IO) communication sj-stem väll be established to provide command control of Aggressor Forces during operation RiATERKILiJ). This system will be monitored by J-2/J-3 representatives in CTF-Hqters»

2, The t.^ressor communicaticn system will be sstallished D-3 as indicated on Tab A to this Appendix.

TAB A: A^cressor Radio Communication System

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Tab A (Aggressor Radio Comnunication System) to Appendix 5 (aggressor Communication Plan) to ^nnex F (Communication Support Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

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Appendix 6 (Communication Equipment Requirements) to Annex F (Communica- tion Support Flan) to Exercise Lirectivc Wr 1, Operation FRATSRIIIDAD.

1. The Armed Forces from each participating country will establish, operate and "laintain the necessary communications for Operation FRATER- NIDAD v/ithin resources currently available with the followini. exceptions,

a. USARCARIB will furnish the Nicaraguan Forces one (1) each 3/4 ton truck with mounted radio set AN/GRC-19 on D-3 for duration of maneuver.

b. USARCARIB will furnish the El Salvador Forces one (l) each radio set AN/PRC-10 with three (3) sach Battery BA-279/U for duration of maneuver.

c. USARCARIB will furnish US Army Mission Honduras two (2) each f ton truck with radio s^t AM/VF.C-10 and radio set AN/GRC-? on D-3 for duration of maneuver.

d. USARCARIB wi.M furnish Operation FRATEHNILAD Aggressor Forces the following equipment on D-7.

(1) 2h each Radio Set AN/PHC-10 (2) 5 each ilnterma RC-292 (3) 2 each Remote Control Group AN/GRA-6 (h) 2 each Junction Box J-65U (5) 2 each Battery BA-lxlh (6) 2 each Wire Dispenser MX-306A/G with wire WD-1 (7) 2 each Loudspeaker LS106 (8) 72 each Battery BA27$

2. The Communication-Electronic element of the CTF, Headquarters will air land with the following communication equipment.

1 ea J Trk W/Radio Set AN/VRQ-3 1 ea I Trk W/Radio Sot AN/URQ-3 1 ea 3A Trk W/Trl W/Radio Set AN/VRQ-3 and Radio Set AN/HRC-10 6 ea Radio Sets AN/pRC-10 h ea Re-transmission Kit ME-126/G h ea Mitenna RC-292 5 ea Remote Control Group AN/GRA-6 5 ea Junction Box J-65U 8 ea Wire Dispenser MX-306 A/C W/Wire Vffi-l 20 ea Telephone Set TA-312/PT 2 ea Switchboard SB-22/PT h ea Terminal Strip TM-l81i 12 ea Battery BA-279/U

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Appendix 7 (Signal Operation Instructions) to Annex F (Communication Support Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATCRWIDAD.

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Annex 0 (Liaison and Control Plan) to Exercise Dirtctive Nr 1, Operation FTiATERNID/J).

1. GENERAL:

a, OPEPuJICN FR/.TERMDAF is a tactical exercise organized and conducted as a controlled maneuver. Control vdll be achieved by use of bi-lingual Liaison officers with each participating unit.

b, No umpires or unit controllers will be utilized.

c, CTF staff members and Liaison officers will familiarize themselves with tha Exercise Plan and the Exercise Scenario in order to insure strict adherence thereof.

2. LLJSGM PLAN;

a. Exercise Control will be accomplished by usu of US bi-lingual Liaison officers assigned to each participating country.

b. Liaison officers will be moved to the exercise area on D-l and will join units in the initial unit assembly areas on D-Day,

c. Liaison officers will have the authority to stop all action in their respective areas in the event a situation arises which could result in physical contact between Aggressor and CTF forces or a situation en- dangering lives or property.

d. Latin American unit liaison to the CTF will be through staff representation from each participating country on the Combined Staff.

c« Liaison officers, in addition to other duties, will act as inter- preters for the transmission of plans and orders, but will not assume any position of command nor render decisions of a tr.ctical nature,

3. AGGRESSOR CCNTROL FLAN;

a. Control of Aggressor forces will be exercised throu^ht the means of an iiggrersor sc-nario and an Aggressor radio control net.

b. Centralized control of aggressor cperr.tions will bo from J-2 at CTF Headquarters to an Aggressor base of operations (CP).

c. Tho exercise area will be divided into sub-sectors for .Aggressor operations, ivch sub-scctcr will have an appointed sector commander who will control Aggressor operations within his sector and will report to the Aggressor base of operations (CP).

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d, aegressor action vdll b_ indicated by t ho firing of a white-star parachute flare by Aegress:'r forces. No blank awmunitionj or '.thor type munitions, will be used.

e, Direct contact between üCffrosscr forces and elements of the CTF will be avoided. Ag^rtssor personnel will be instructed to surrender willin^ly in situations Involving cirect contact with CTF forces.

f, ijinex F (Communications) to Hlx^rciso Dircctivt hr 1, Operation FfoTERHIDLUJ.

h. glOUriJ LIMK-UP CCITnCL PJM:

a. Control of the overland movement of the i'Jicarat-uan Ililitary Forces (fjr.und link-up unit) will be accor.plishud by use of Phase Lines :.nd a Holding Area. (Appendix 1 to Annex B, Scenario üverley),

b. Grounc1 Link-up unit will report upon reaching all Phase Lines and arrival int.- Holding area.

c. Ground Link-up unit will not advance north of Phase Line Red until physical contact is made with CTF forces,

d. ibvement of Ground Link-up unit throuth OTF positions will bo controlled by Liaison officers and designated t.uides from units through whom passa; o is to be made.

e. t'nee passage of lines has been completed, the Liaison officer will tuidc the Ground Link-up unit to its assigned assembly area.

5. £MERG:nCY ACTIOfi CONTROL;

a. Liaison officers and unit commanders will oxort all efforts to prevent a situation from developing that could ivsult in endanêrin£ the lives and welfare of personnel or daraagö to real property.

b. Direct contact between CTF forces and ^{.gressor forces will be avoided.

c. Should a situation develop, which in the best judgement of Liaison officers and unit commanders wûlc. endanger personnel or equipment, the unertency action signal will be given,

d. The Emergency Action signal to STOP aLL ACTION will be the firing of a Red-Star Cluster,

c. On this signal» all action in the immediate vicinity will cease and all personnel will sssume the standin.j, position until such time as the Liaison officer or unit commander has give the "ALL CLJL.R" to continue the problem.

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f, In the event of rj\ actual casualty, the location will ba marked with a Yclluw-Sn-ke Grenado indicating the point for helicojvter evacuation.

6. COijTROL 0? -JlVILL^S:

a. Control of civilian personnel in and around the Drop Zone area \/ill bo exercised by Hcndoran Military P;lice assisted by the Guardia Civil.

b. No civilian personnel other than official observe.a and press, will be permitted to enter the base Camp area T the Combined Task force Headquarters area.

c. No civilian personnel will be permittee' to enter the Drop Zone area during the course of the problem on E-Day.

d. Ksvement yi civilians will not be restricted except when their movement mi^ht interfere with the tactical play of the problem,

e. There will be no military personnel dressed in civilian clothing involved in t he problem.

f. All civilian .Establishments will be considered "Cff Limits" to all participatinf; troops,

£, Established road blocks will be for control of Aggressor raovoment only and no civilians will be detained.

h. Roads and. trails wiU not be barricaded; material simulating the roadbolck will be placed on shoulder of roads and trails.

i. Incidents involving participating troops and civilian personnel will be reported to CTF Headquarters, attention J-l, immediately.

7. REPORTING i

a. Unit c.mmanders will report to CTF Headquarters:

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When unit is completely assembled. Upon closinf into initial assemble area. Upon clcsint: into final asson.bly area« Crossing of phase lines. Seizure of obje-ctives. CP locations. Contact with A_{ ressor. Caiiturc of prisoners. Loss of personnel or equipment. Location and nature of actual casualties. Departure am' arrival of patrols.

b, ÄKgreasor C:nmander will report:

(1) Arrival of Aggressor forces In pre-dosiL,nated p siticns, (2) Contact with CTF forces. (3) ^ny deviations from A^^ressor exorcise scenario, with reasins. ik) Number of personnel captured. (5/ Location and nature of actual casualties. (6) Loss of personnel and equipment,

8. EXERCISE TEMNATICX.;;

a. All units will be notified by radio message when the exercise has terminated,

b. Upon receipt -f notification, all units will fire a Green-Star Cluster to notify all troops of exercise termination,

c. tSter notification that exercise hats terminated, at or about 0i)3O on D+l, participating; t'nits will proceed to Tonc.ntin Airport for final ceremonies which will be conducted at approximately 0830, D+l, (Annex I (Official GerGmony)),

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Annex H (Public Information Plan) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Cêration FTUTERNIDAD

(To be published separately)

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Annex I (Official Ceremony) to Exercise Directive Nr. 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

1. GENERAL; On termination of the ground maneuver phase of Operation FRATEKNIDAD, an infernal, official ceremony will be held on TONCONTIN Airfield near TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras.

2. PURPOSE» The purpose of this ceremony is to afford an opportunity for the President of the Republic of Honduras to review and address the assembled troops who participated in the exercise,

3. LOCATION AND TIME OF CERMONY! The ceremony will be held, with troops in formation, on the airstrip at TONCONTIN Airfield at 0630 hours (local Honduras time) on DO. (6 September 1962).

h» UNIFORM AND EÛgMENT; All troops in formation will be dressed in field uniform with individual weapons. Crew served weapons and other equipment will be placed in rear of each unit formation. Individual weapons will be carried at order arms with slings tightened. Steel helmets will be worn with chin straps fastened.

£• REVIEWING PARTY: The reviewing party will consist of the following persons:

The President, Republic of Honduras Lt. General Andrew P. O'Meara Major General Theodore F. Bogart Coronel Oswalde Lopez Arellano

6. CCtfrlANDER OF TROOPS AND STAFF; and his staff will be as follows;

The commander of troops in formation

a* Commander of Troops: Army of Honduras.

Tte Cnel Federico Poujol, General Staff,

b. Staff: Tte Cnel Jorge Robledo, Army of Colombia Mayor Julio Ricardo Zepeda, Army of El Salvador Tte Cnel Leoncl Vassaux M., Army of Guatemala Mayer Enrique Alegria C, Anny of Nicaragua Tte Cnel Army of Peru Major William H. Dillon, Army of Uhited States

7. COLORS AND COLCR GUARDSt

a. National colors of all participating countries will be placed in formation with a color guard. Each participating country will provide

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their '^wn national colors, color bearer, and color guards as follows:

(1) Honduras: Odors, color bearer, and 3 color guards. (2) Colombia: Colors, color bearer, and 1 c:lor târd. (3) El Salvador: Colors, color bearer, anc' 1 color ûard, (U) Guatemala: Colors, color boaror, and 1 color tuard, (5>) Nicaragua: Colors, color bearer and 1 color ûard. (6) Peru: Colors, color bearer, anc" 1 c^lor ûard. (7) United States: Colors, color bearer, and 1 color guard,

b. Color guards will be armed with rifles, carried at rii_ht (left) shoulder arms.

c. ColorE' anr' color guards will assemble at the south end of the airstrip at TCNCCNTIK Airfield at 0730 h-urs, 6 September 1962 for briefing and rehearsal.

d. Formation of color cuard: Appendix 1 to this annex,

8. R£3FClISISILITiaS;

a. Headquarters Commandant will provide:

(1) rteviewing stand. (2) fcarkint of field. (3) Two vehicles (,.. ton trucks) for reviowin^ party. (U) Traffic control. (5) Bleochora for observer personnel. (6) Set of seven (7) color slinks for color bearers.

b. J-5) will pr-vit'e: Public address system with microphone on reviewin;; stand.

9. FOiMhTIONi Appenc'ix 2 to the Annex.

10. SEQUJZ^R;£ OF EV5OTS: Appendix 1; to the Annex.

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Appendix 1 (Colors and Color Guards) to Annex I (Gf.ficial Ceremony) to Exercise Directive Nr 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD.

GgNEjyVLi Colors and Color Guards will be formed as follows:

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Appendix 2 (Troop Formation) to Annex I COfficial Ceremony) to Exercise Direotive Nr 1, q-eration FRATERNID&D.

1. TOMäTION:

a. Troops in formation, form in ^ man front.

b. Six (6) pace interval between units.

c. Twenty-six (26) paces between units flanking colors.

d. Colors centered on revievr stand,

e. Unit commfmders three (3) paces in front of and centered on their unit.

f. Sixteen (16) paces between unit commanders and line of staff officers.

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1 - Honduras Array Band 2 - Ist, Battalion, Army of

Honduras 3 - 2d Battalion, Army of

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Appendix 3 (i.ssembly r-l?.n) to Annex I (Official Ccrenony) to Exercise Directive ^'r 1, C-jc.ration JMTEafu^DA-U.

1. G2NEu.X. Units will assemble on TONCOMTIN Airfield following: termination of the exercise on D+l (6 September).

2. TIKii CF ..GS£t I'LY. AH units will be asscmllec'. in the designated asc-mlly area 'yy OftOO hcurs (local Honduras tijr.e) on D+l,

3. ASSEMLI «ilEi». Units vjill assemble on the West side of the taxiway at TONCOMTIN airfield, adjacent to oositiens to l.e taken for the ceremony. Appendix 2 (Troop -omation) to this i-nnex,

hm TRAWSPOliTATION. ^nnex E (Administrative and Lo-.istical Support Plan) to Exi.rcise Directive I!r 1,

5, S«-FSTY, or safety purposes, no troops will be assembled on taxiways or runway.

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Appen-lix Li (Sequence of Events) to nnr.ex I (official Ceremony) tc Exercise Directive ^r 1, Oêrcti-jn FiL.TEüNID.i.

1« CEHSR/X« During the conduct of the official cci-emony at TCWCüOTIN /lirficld on D+l (6 September 1962) the following will be the sequence of v-vonto:

a. All troors assume •position in formation on the airfield. b. Commander r.f troops and staff take position on the airfield, c. üolora advance tc position six (6) paces in front of and centered

en commander of troops«

d. Ccmraanler of troopa directs "v-RESENT AJIMS". e. unit comnandsrs ^rder troops to "PiiESEITT tJülS" starting with units

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f. Commander of troops faces color." anc orders staff "FRESENT iJMS". b. Gomman'or of troops orders staff "criDER jlRl-iS". h. Commander of troops faces troops and directs BORDER ARLS", i. Unit Commanders order troops to "ORDEA iL.'iI.'S" starting with units

to riijht and left of colors,

j. Colors execute riyht tarn and move to position on line of troops. k. Commander of troops directs "PARADE REST", 1. Unit commanders order troops to "PAAADE KSSr". m, tieviewin:. rarty takes position on review stand, n. Commander of troops directs "ATTEifTION" and "PRESEOT uRMS«, 0. Unit commanders : rdar troops tc "ViTTEi TION" and "hvESENT ARi-IS"

st.?.rtinr with unito to ri; ht and left of colors.

p. Commander of troops fo.ccs review stand anc1 orders staff "PRESEiJT imsn.

q, Dand plrys honors to the President of tho Republic of Honduras, r. Commander of troops ordexs staff "CRDSn /JJiS". s. Commander of troops directs "CADE- vMSn and MP.JIADE REST", t. Unit commanders orêr troops to "wJDEA i^ölS" and "PiuAXE REST"

starting, with units to ri^ht 2nd left of colors.

u, Ccmmanrier of troops directs band to »SOUND OFF". v, H'.r'i.rao ^-rny Iw: plcys and marches "SC'Ji.I üFF", w, Commardur .f troops < irocts; "ATTEiiTICil". x. Unit Cûr.andoro order troops to "ATThiiTI^N" starting with units

to rij-it and loft of colors,

y. Commander of troops faces review stand. z. Review vohicljs (2-4 ton Jeeps) move to position in front of

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aa, Heviewint, party loarcl vehicles; the President of the Hüpublic of Honduras an'.' it, (^cn. ü'Meara in tbj first voidcl.: and Kaj Gen Loârt and Ccloml Lopca in the second vc-hiclte.

bV, Valxiclos riiCivc to position in frrnt of the Conunandcr of troops en . >.'ilt—the Ccni.imdcr of troops sclutjs, and boards the first vehiclo (frv-.t).

cc, il:!viüwin;_ party inspects line of troops from ri^ht to left moving between ain.- of commandör^ and staff, ar-ûn'' roar .f units, returns to position >f Gommandar or troops.

dd. Commander of trcops dismounts, salutes, and ascumes his position in front of stai'f«

ee, üaview vehicles rcourn to revi^v stand, reviewing party dismounts anc. taka i'o&ition on rr,viev; stantl,

ff. Ccaui'ander rf trncps diivcts "F:..- ^ tlEST", gi,. Unit CMinand^rs or-, er troops to 'ViûJi; KüST" startini, with units

to rifht and loft of colors,

hh. Commander of troops faces revior stanr' and orders staff "PiUi.iLE r.CSr",

ii. The President of the Hepullic of Honduras addresses assembled treons,

jj. Followin the address, the commander of troüj.s ord.ers his staff to ".JTii;JTI.;'" and »Pri;SE>T iaKS".

kk. Unit comrarjidars :rder tnops t-: "ATTEITICÄ"' and «PHGSSMT .'^S" strrtjn^ with units to rifcht and liift uf colors,

11, Cwanender of troops faces rvvLow stanc1 ant orders staff nPRES5NI

mr.i. The Honduras "my Unnd ,;layfl one stansa of the dational Anthem of each participatint; c-untry, in orde' —Honduras, Colombia, 21 Salvador, Guatemala, . icrajjua, dcru , United States and Honduras,

nn, Th.. coranmndrr of trc-rs -rdcrs his staff to "OiDEu .u-J-iS" fcllow- injf the last u.-t.. of the mutio. Ho then faces the troops and directs "CRIiiiH yj'jiJ".

oo, Un.i.t commanders order troops to "CRESR iil9iSn startin-_: with units to rii.ht and left of colors,

pp, Comraauder of trooj s faces reviow stand—pauses a moment—faces trcoj-s and c'irocto "PRSfiErfr iJOiS**

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qq. Unit cownanders :>rc'.cr troops to "?■:. SJiT AruIS" starting with units to ri; hi an'1 l-jft sf colors,

rr. Comraanc'er :!" trô^.s fac^j rovi^v; stand and orders stafi "Plüj&illT

ss, Ilcnduras -rr.iy ».;and dl^-ys donartln. honors t.) the President of the tiepublic of Honduras«

tt. Comnander of troops orders staff "OiDEi'. /Jii'IS"—faces the troops and directs "CurE.i ijd S".

uu, unit commanders rder troops to "CitDE?'. iUü':S" startint with units tc ri ht end loft '-i colors,

w, Ccramandor of troo;.s fo.ccs review stand, vnv, i^cvit^win: party departs review stand. xx. Cornmandcr .f troops faces tr-jpn and directs "UiTT CCMI'. KKiuS

T/iKE üCIÜÛIJ; I > YCr". r VT'S". Commander of tro:.ps and staff depart Iron review area.

yy. unit commcjidsrs order troops "AT EjiSZ", zz. Honduras i>rmy Band marches to Das„ Canir area playing marching

rr.Uüic.

aaa. units marched from field uith L.uides to field kitchen areas.

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HEADQUARTERS COMBINED TASK FORCE OPERATION FRATERNIDAD Fort Amador, Canal Zone 1 August 1962

Annex J (Distribution) to Exercise Directive Nr, 1, Operation FRATERNIDAD

DISTRIBUTION

CARIBCCM USARCARIB CAIRC l^ND COMUSMILGP, COMUSMUGP, COMUSMILGP, COMUSMILGP, COMUSMILGP, Nicaragua COMUSMILGP, Peru COMUSMILGP, COMUSMILGP, COMUSMUGP, COMUSMILGP,

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Honduras El Salvador Colombia Guatemala

Chile Costa Rica Ecuador Panama

COMUSMILGP, Venezuela Department of the Army:

DCS, Operations DCS, Administration DCS, Logistics ACS, Intelligence Comptroller of the Army Chief of Finance Chief of Information Chief of Military History The Adjutant General The Provost Marshall General Chief of Chaplains US Army Security Agency Defense Atomic Support Agency US Army Infantry Human Research Unit

Commanding Generals: Continental Army Command ÜSCONARC Liaison Officer Zone of Interior Armies (6) US Anry Artillery and Missile Center US Army Qrdance Training Command US Army Quartermaster Training Command US Army Air Defense Commend US Army Infantry Center US Army Armor Center XVIII Airborne Corps 82d Airborne Division 101st Airborne Division

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Coirananding Officer: US Army Signal Security Agency 1 1

Tactical Air Coranand: Director of Plans ID 10

Commanders: HQ 9th AF 2 2 HQ 12th AF 2 2 HQ 19th AF 2 2 839th Air Division 5 6Uth Troop Carrier Wing 5 MATS, Scott AFB, 711. 1 EASTAF, McGuire AFB, N.J. 1

Headquarters USAF: AFCAS-iili-G 1 AFCIG 1 AFCIN 2 AFCSG 1 AFIDI 1 AFGAC 1 AFOCE 1 AFOQP 3 AFPDP 1 AFSLP 3 AFSME 1 iVFSTP 2 AFXFU 3

Air University (CP), Maxwell AFB 1 AFCS, Scott AFB, minios 1 Chief of Naval Operations 1 Commandants:

US Army War College 1 US Army Command & General Staff Colleg 1 * 1 US Amy Infantry School 1 US Army Armor School 1 US Anry Artillery and Missile School 1 US Army Engineer School 1 US Army Quartermaster School 1 US Army Transportation School 1 US Army Signal School 1 US Army Chemical Corps School 1 Army Medical Service School 1 US Army Aggressor Center 1 Provost Marshall General's School, U.S. Array 1 US Air-Ground Operations School 1

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President; US Army Artillery Board 1 US Army Armor Beard 1 US Army Infantry Board 1 US Army Air Defense Board 1 US Army Airborne-Electronics Board 1 US Army Aviation Board 1 US Army Maintenance Board 1

Director: Operation Research Office 1 Project MICHIGAN c/o Willow Run, Research Center 1 Human Resources Research Office 1

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