PILOT INSTRUCTIONS BRIEFING

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81B00879R001000090178-0
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 25, 2002
• Sequence Number: 178
• Content Type: REQ

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PILOT INSTRUCTIONS BRIEFING
1. Situations: The situations in which guidance
may be required are:
a. Emergency landing at a military base.
b. Emergency landing at a civilian base.
c. Landing in an unprepared field,
d. Bailout.
2. aieral nstructions: Best judgment must be
used in any emergency situation. Listed below are instructions
which must be considered in an emergency situation. The
pilot will:
as Maintain project and aircraft/equipment
security.
b. Attempt to place this incident in the hands
of the following authorities, in order of preference:
(1) Military base commander,
(2) Airport manager (if landing is at
civil airport)..
(3) Law enforcement officer.
c. Advise the proper officials of the incident.
do Obtain names and addresses of all people
who see the aircraft and/or give assistance.
el Record expenses and obligations incurred.
f. Retain possession of flying suit.
g. Refer press inquiries to the Director of
Information, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force,
Washington, D.C.
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3. Detailed Instructions: Certain specific actions
are require or eac emergency listed in paragraph 1.
above.
a, Landing at-a Military Base:
,(1) Give the appropriate letter to the
Base Commander and request that the aircraft
be placed under guard in a hangar or under
cover in a secluded part of the base,
(2) Execute instructions contained in
"Telephone instructions" paragraph noted below.
b. Landing at a Civil Airport:
(1) Make security of the aircraft the
prime consideration. Immediate steps must be
taken to utilize the facilities available.
(2) Contact the airport manager and impress
on him the classified nature of the aircraft and
equipment. He will be repaid for services
rendered by the U o 3 , Air Force.
(3) Execute. instructions contained in
"Telephone Instructions" paragraph noted below.
c. Landing on an Unprepared Field:
(1) Attempt to remain with the aircraft
until someone arrives.
(2) Request the assistance of the nearest
law enforcement officer. If necessary, hire
someone to guard the aircraft.
(3) Request the law enforcement officer
to take charge of the aircraft until official
military help arrives.
(4) Execute instructions contained in
"telephone instructions" paragraph noted below.
d. Bailout:
(1). Proceed by beet means available to a
telephone or law enforcement officer.
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(2) Request that law enforcement
officer take charge of the aircraft until
official military help arrives.
(3) Execute instructions contained
in "telephone instructions" paragraph noted
below.
4. Telephone Instructions: In any situation
requiring unscheduled landing or bailout telephone
and advise the Air Force Duty Officer at
Telephone numbers are:
a, Your location.
bo Location of aircraft.
c, Nature of the trouble,
do Security of the aircraft.
e o Assistance needed o
f. Telephone number where you can be
reached for further information.
g0 Known newspaper knowledge or interest.
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