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If abovementioned YPA OOB document will be included in NATO OOB update please notice me so I could send a updated YPA OOB

Thanks

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Thanks mate.

On page 40 and 41 is mentioned that it is not listed all aviation units. I wonder does some complete list exist

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Perun,

I have a collection of notes on U.S. Army Aviation. I will send them if you want to put the puzzle together (I am swamped with British Army updates).

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Finding the actual listing of Army Reserve and Army National Guard aviation units was (is) extremely challenging -- I recognize that the listing is incomplete and would appreciate any additional information.

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Same problem, and if you continue it says error 403.

I tried on archive but it is not saved there

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Yes Perun I have seen that before.

Its to do with Operation Dropshot, a 1957 US plan for a widespread war with the then USSR.

http://www.allworldwars.com/Dropshot - American Plan for War with the Soviet Union 1957.html#12

It was also published as a book - Dropshot: The American Plan for World War III Against Russia in 1957 (Book title, ISBN 080372148X), but I think most of the content is included on the above site (but not the maps).

If I remember correctly the map you have posted makes up one of the endpapers of the book.

 

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Do I take from the air landing symbols that this was based on the assumption West Germany and Denmark had already been taken by the Soviets? Rather ambitious to roll them back all through Eastern Europe to their own national borders then. I assume the plans included blasting a path with copious amounts of tactical nukes?

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7 hours ago, Captain Hurricane said:

Yes Perun I have seen that before.

Its to do with Operation Dropshot, a 1957 US plan for a widespread war with the then USSR.

http://www.allworldwars.com/Dropshot - American Plan for War with the Soviet Union 1957.html#12

It was also published as a book - Dropshot: The American Plan for World War III Against Russia in 1957 (Book title, ISBN 080372148X), but I think most of the content is included on the above site (but not the maps).

If I remember correctly the map you have posted makes up one of the endpapers of the book.

 

Must be earlier, because it's referring to strategic airforces operating out of 'Cairo Suez'. I don't see that working post 1956!

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...American Joint Chiefs of Stuff had to contemplate probable Soviet's actions and by 1949 came up with a plane of effective military response. "Dropshot" is a result of these contingency planning, a frightening but realistic scenario of the Third World War, started between NATO and USSR in Europe and all over the world on January 1, 1957.

http://www.allworldwars.com/Dropshot - American Plan for War with the Soviet Union 1957.html#12

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7 hours ago, Captain Hurricane said:

Yes Perun I have seen that before.

Its to do with Operation Dropshot, a 1957 US plan for a widespread war with the then USSR.

http://www.allworldwars.com/Dropshot - American Plan for War with the Soviet Union 1957.html#12

It was also published as a book - Dropshot: The American Plan for World War III Against Russia in 1957 (Book title, ISBN 080372148X), but I think most of the content is included on the above site (but not the maps).

If I remember correctly the map you have posted makes up one of the endpapers of the book.

 

Yes, it is from this book. Page 260 and 261. Book can be downloaded free

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On 7/1/2022 at 8:23 PM, Perun said:

Yes, it is from this book. Page 260 and 261. Book can be downloaded free

Where can I download this book for free (pdf format)

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On 6/21/2022 at 4:21 PM, LouieD said:

Perun,

I have a collection of notes on U.S. Army Aviation. I will send them if you want to put the puzzle together (I am swamped with British Army updates).

I wouldn't mind seeing those notes as well please, working on my own list of it as well.

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14 minutes ago, madhon said:

I wouldn't mind seeing those notes as well please, working on my own list of it as well.

It would be nice to see your notes to 🙂

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Gents, 

Sorry I have been radio silent but caught COVID in July and had a looong recovery......I had to catch up with alot.

So, thanks to @shrike6diligent research he was able to find this:

Reserve Component Armor Units May 1991

https://emu.usahec.org/alma/multimedia/1016438/20181815MNBT989112169F415789I006.pdf

I believe this will align nicely with the ARNG Black Book I linked in an earlier thread, if not here it is again:

MEMORANDUM FROM EDWARD C. NORMAN TO VARIOUS REGARDING FORCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION BLACK BOOK WITH ATTACHMENTS

https://emu.usahec.org/alma/multimedia/590605/20183794MN002102.pdf

22-Oct-90

AND this:

Reserve Component Armor Training Database with Maps

https://emu.usahec.org/alma/multimedia/1011815/20181815MNBT989112176F415596I001.pdf

https://emu.usahec.org/alma/multimedia/1011814/20181815MNBT989112176F415595I001.pdf

https://emu.usahec.org/alma/multimedia/1011813/20181815MNBT989112176F415594I001.pdf

 

 

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4 hours ago, LouieD said:

I got this when trying to access them:  "Sorry, but we can't find your library. Please check the spelling of the library domain you were trying to reach."

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