HEADQUARTERS AIR DEFENSE COMMAND ENT AIR FORCE BASE COLORADO

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• Publication Date: May 1, 1965
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AIR. DEFENSE COMA ND
E-17 AIR FORCE BASE
(O,ORADO
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HQ ADC OPERATION ORDER HEADQUARTERS AIR DEFENSE COMMAND
NUMBER 65-6 ENT AIR FORCE BASE, COLORADO
1 May 1965
RECORD OF CHANGES
RECORD CHANGES IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT
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BASIC HQ ADC OPORD 65-6 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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28 Air Div
29 Air Div
Hq NORAD (NOOP-T)
Hq USAF (AFXOPN)
Tq ADC
LAADS
OCADS
329 Ftr Intcp Sq
331 Ftr Intcp Sq
456 Ftr Intcp Sq
Wea Recon Sq Proj VI
750 Radar Sq
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PREFACE
1. The long title of this order is ADC Operation Order 65-6;
the short title is "Hungry Boys II."
2. This plan is effective upon receipt. Its purpose is to
collect and analyze data obtained during high altitude inter-
cept training for future air defense planning.
3. The office of origin of this plan is the Directorate of
Aerospace Tactics and Training (ADOTT-D), Headquarters Air
Defense Command, Ent Air Force Base, Colorado.
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OPERATION ORDER HEADQUARTERS AIR DEFENSE COMMAND
NUMBER 65-6 Ent Air Force Base, Colorado
1 May 1965
SECURITY CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED. This Operation
Order is Unclassified. Reproduction of this order in
whole or in part is prohibited without referral to Head-
quarters Air Defense Command (ADOTT).
References: SAC/NORAD Manual 51-25, Hq USAF Ops Plan
"Hungry Boys II, applicable maps and charts, as required.
TASK ORGANIZATIONS:
ADC
28 Air Division
29 Air Division
1. SITUATION: ADC Headquarters is currently and will in
the future conduct high altitude training missions to collect
and evaluate data obtained for further Air Defense planning
and to support Hq USAF requirements. All missions conducted
under this Operation Order will be designated "Hungry Boys
II"
a. Enemy Forces. Omitted.
b, Friendly Forces: NORAD,
2, MISSION. High altitude intercept training will be con-
ducted to increase performance data on interceptor aircraft,
to evaluate standard Air Defense tactics, and to satisfy Hq
USAF requirements.
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3. EXECUTION.
a. Concept of Operations. Headquarters ADC will acquire
high altitude target aircraft for this Operation Order as
required. Target routes will be conducted within R-2508,
Edwards AFB Flight Test Area, and will be forwarded to Head-
quarters, 28 Air Division for further dissemination to Los
Angeles Air Defense Sector,
b. Tasks of Forces:
(1) Headquarters ADC will:
(a) Forward the following information to 28
Air Div: target call sign (Hungry Boy ), approximately
ETD, ETA to each major check point and/or reporting point.
Special remarks will be included regarding any required print-
outs of radar positioning reports, portions of the flight
where the target will not be available for intercepts, or
any other remarks/requested.
(b) Insure that target aircrews are briefed
on the provisions of SAC/NORADM 51-25 and on the contents
of this Operation Order,
(c) Require target aircrews to contact Los
Angeles Air Defense Sector (LAADS) on (UHF) as soon as
possible after departure from Edwards and request flight
following, position reporting to FAA on cross tell.
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(d) Require target aircrews to contact LAADS
for appropriate ARTCC frequency at termination of flight.
(e) Target aircrews may execute changes in
direction and/or altitude, when possible, to prevent
effective interception.
(f) Provide ADC project officer (ADOTT-D).
This project officer, in coordination with the LAADS
project officer will use extreme caution in planning Hungry
Boy operations to prevent civil disturbances created by
sonic booms.
(g) The ADC project officer will commence
action in maximum possible advance time to secure restricted/
operating areas.
(h) ADC project officer, in coordination with
ADC staff will complete final summary report at the con-
clusion of each series of Hungry Boy II operations..
(2) Headquarters 28 Air Division (280TN-I) will:
(a) Forward route and special remarks, via
telephone, to the LAADS project officer, Col Byrne, Director
of Operations, Los Angeles Air Defense Sector, These tele-
phone messages will be followed up by priority message.
(b) Direct LAADS to track the target aircraft
as soon as possible after departure from Edwards AFB and
to pass target track to adjacent Air Defense Sector.
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(c) Insure that aircrews and ground environ-
ment personnel are briefed on the provisions of SAC/NORADM
51-25 and the contents of this Operation Order.
(d) Appoint a project officer to monitor the
target/interceptor activities and provide Headquarters ADC
(ADOTT-D) with names and telephone numbers of division
office responsible for receiving and passing on the target
flight information/requirements. Assist as required in
obtaining restricted/operating areas.
(3) Headquarters 29 Air Division will:
(a) Provide the required number of interceptor
aircraft and aircrews to support this Operation Order, as
directed.
(b) Provide necessary airlift support for
interceptors deployed to conduct this mission.
(c) Appoint a project officer and provide
Headquarters ADC with names and telephone numbers of divi-
sion office responsible for support of this Operation
Order.
(4) Los Angeles Air Defense Sector will:
(a) Insure that aircrews and ground environment
personnel are briefed on the provisions of SAC/NORADM 51-25
and on the contents of this Operation Order.
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(b) Provide the required number of aircraft
and aircrews to support this Operation Order, as directed.
(c) Insure that interceptors do not carry
any armament and the mode of attack will be as specified
in Frag Orders issued by Headquarters USAF.
(d) Limit UHF transmissions to target pilots
to the absolute minimum. Transmissions regarding inter-
ceptor relative position are not required, unless requested
prior to the mission.
(e) Break the interceptor off the target if the
aircrew has not established visual contact by three nautical
miles.
(f) Forward required position reports for
target aircraft to the appropriate ARTCC and coordinate
with ARTCC for UHF radio contact with the target.
(g) Assign one IND and IND-T as target monitor,
monitoring target frequency throughout the mission.
(h) Record GEOREF position of target aircraft
at 5-minute intervals while target aircraft is within R-2508.
(i) Unless otherwise specified in the Frag
Order, utilize the 750 AC&W Squadron, Boron AFS, for tracking
and intercept control during missions. Particular emphasis
should be placed on target tracking throughout each mission.
The 750th AC&W squadron will be responsible for:
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1 The requirements contained in para-
graphs 3b(4)(a)(c)(d)(e)(f) and (g) above.
2 Coordination with adjacent sectors
or NCC's to insure continuity of flight following informa-
tion is provided/maintained.
(j) Assist as required in arranging for
restricted/operating areas, coordination with FAA; etc.
(5) Fighter Interceptor Squadrons will:
(a) Schedule interceptors against target
aircraft as directed,
(b) Insure that interceptor aircrews are
briefed on SAC/NORADM 51-25 and on the contents of this
Operation Order,
(c) Insure that the interceptors do not
carry armament, and the mode of attack will be as spe-
cified by ADC Project Officer(s),
(d) Thoroughly brief interceptor aircrews
on the following restrictions:
1 Interceptors will not approach closer
than 3000 feet vertical distance below the target,
2 Interceptors will not approach closer
than 3000 feet horizontal distance of the target aircraft,
3 Intercept will be discontinued if
interceptor pilot has not established a visual contact
within three nautical miles.
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4 No intercept will be made unless the
weapons controller has positively identified both the
target and interceptors
5 Interceptors will not pull up, fly
above or cross in front of the target aircraft.
X. Additional Instructions
(1) Interceptor aircrews will wear pressure suits
for all Hungry Boys II flights.
(2) Particular care will be exercised by all
concerned in planning target routes, supersonic opera-
tions, interceptor break-away, etc. to avoid civil dis-
turbances created by sonic booms. Acceleration and inter-
cept activities will be confined to R-2508.
(3) The ADC project officer, in coordination with
the intercept controlling agency and Ftr Intcp Sq concerned,
will establish minimum break-off and recovery fuel states
and will plan alternate recovery bases for each mission.
(4) All aircrews will be carefully briefed before
each mission, with emphasis on safety, objectives, and
requirement to adhere to briefed mission profiles in order
that maximum valid data can be collected.
(5) Intercept control will be manual GCI unless
otherwise dictated. Utilization of SIF/IFF will be as
briefed for the mission.
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4. ADMINISTRATION. Announcement or release of information
on the provisions of this order is not considered appropriate.
Refer all queries from news media to Headquarters ADC (ADOTT-D).
5, COMMUNICATIONS.
a, Due to the very limited time between notification of
pending missions, it is mandatory that telephone communica-
tions be the primary mean of forwarding the required informa-
tion. Whenever necessary, telephone priorities will be used
to expedite forwarding of pending mission information.
ba UHF frequencies for communications between DC's, NGCI's,
NCC's and target aircraft will be as pre-briefed. Due to the
demanding mission of target aircrews, they will be unable to
change frequencies, therefore, only one or two pre-briefed UHF
frequencies should be used.
C. If UHF radio contact cannot be established between the
controlling agency and the target, intercepts will not be con-
ducted. However, DC's will continue tracking the target and
pass position reports to FAA.
6e REPORTING, All fighter interceptor and ground intercept
control units will submit the following information to Head-
quarters ADC. (Reports will be classified Confidential,)
a. Target `1,1::ack- Target actual track, speed, altitude,
time and position.
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b? Interceptor Track:
(1) Acceleration run and pull up: Plot of inter-
ceptor run consisting of time vs. speed, altitude, position
and distance to target,
C. GCI and interceptor pilot track and sequence of events.
d. Detailed report of GCI controller commands and pilots
report.
e. Pilot Derived Data:
(1) Target sighting(s) in feet (est) and position
upon sighting, degrees from interceptor nose (est).
(2) Pilot comments on high altitude visual detection,
i.e., what target feature best facilitated detection; was
detection easier on climb or plateau; if target not detected,
why? What was minimum closure distance?
(3) Pilot comments on aircraft maneuverability
after detection was made,,
(a) From time of detection how long did it take
to get simulated missile firing.
(b) Time it required to determine if target
had been detected (not a speck on windshield) seconds.
(c) Time required to maneuver interceptor in
order to get missile tone seconds.
(d) Time required to make decision and simulate
firing AIM seconds.
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(e) Firing range (est) feet.
f. Maintenance Derived Data (Report will be classified):
(1) Engine performance:
(a) Afterburner operation (if A/B blow out
occurs, indicate at what altitude and Mach).
(b) Compressor stalls (indicate altitude and
Mach when stall occurred).
(c) Exhaust Gas Temperatures (maximum reading,
altitude and Mach),
(d) RPM (maximum reading, altitude, and Mach).
(e) In-flight: Oil pressure (minimum and
maximum reading, include altitudes.)
(f) Ground check:
1 Submit SOAP sample after each flight.
2 Close after flight inspection of
pressurized engine bay area.
(2)
Airframe Performance:
(a)
(b)
(c)
Flight control system.
Pressurization (normal-emergency).
Flight instruments.
(3)
Fire Control System-
(a) C, N and L.
(b) MA-1 system operation.
(c) Malfunctions attributed to altitude
(indicate altitude loss occurred and type malfunction).
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(4) Ground Maintenance Actions: Fully document
all maintenance performed on mission aircraft.
OFFICIAL:
n 1LL1c1IY1 L o uA.G.M1Vr 1zLL
Brigadier General, USAF
V. J. DeARMOND
Colonel, USAF
Acting Director, Directorate of
Aerospace Tactics and Training
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