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This Black Vault release contains the Air Force's 2001 response from the 341st Space Wing FOIA office at Malmstrom AFB, Montana, to a request about the 16 March 1967 Echo Flight missile shutdown, with excerpts from 341st Strategic Missile Wing histories covering 1967 to early 1968. The histories say all ten Echo Flight launch facilities lost strategic alert almost simultaneously. Investigators could not find a logical cause and found rumors of UFOs near Echo Flight to be unfounded.
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## DCA Monthly Report HF/SSB Hardened Antenna Monthly Nonproductive Report Input (Hard HF Antenna Acceptance Team) ## 15AF (DN4C) This monthly report for February is submitted through your headquarters for Hq SAC (DM7B) in accordance with paragraph 41, Chapter 7, SACH 46-8. The following paragraphs where applicable correspond to subparagraphs of paragraph 41, SACH 65-8. a. Known Problem Areas: All known problem areas have been thoroughly identified as a result of the Walk-Thru Inspections conducted at Wing I facilities during period I February 1967 through 24 February 1967. A message report on each walk-thru has been sent to Hq SAC, 15AF and 18 SAD. b. Formal Demonstration Schedule: No forecast of formal demonstrations can be made until the discrepancies identified during current walk-thru inspections are corrected. d. Summary of Technical Orders: No change from those previously reported on the status of Technical Orders and SAC CEM's. f. Significant Matters: HF/Walk-Thru Inspections have been conducted on 564th SMS flights P, Q and R. Tentative walk-thru of flights S and T HF/SSB facilities have been set for period 6-10 March 1967. Copies of these inspections will be forwarded in the same manner as Wing I facility inspections. JOHN W CARROLL, Colonel, USAF Commander Cy to: 18SAD, WC, COMS, DCO, DCMQ, BCE, SAFZ, DCOS, SATAF(ESG-29), 10SMS, 12SMS, 490SMS Leib
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