Issues, Reports and Correspondences: Bd. 1

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Sonderstab LIVE OAK >> BW 71 Sonderstab Live Oak >> Registry Quadripartite Operations Centre >> Documents and Correspondence >> Issues, Reports and Correspondences
1987-1988
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Organizational Status Briefing: Meeting of Deputy Chiefs of Staff and Section Chiefs concerning Actions in 1987 and Actions programmed for 1988, 4 January 1988 [1];
HQ BAOR: Operation Instruction 1/87 - LIVE OAK, 9 December 1987 [2];
Chief Ground Plans on Use of Heliocopters to support Withdrawal of Tripartite Battle Group (TBG), 11 January 1988 [3];
Chief Ground Plans: Preparation of detailed Staff Table and detailed Plans for the Tripartite Task Force (TTF), 17 January 1988 [4];
Memorandum on Meeting at HQ BAOR on 12 January 1988 concerning inter alia TREATY 89 and Package 3 / Tripartite Task Force, 14 January 1988 [5];
HQ BAOR: Minutes of the Meeting for Exercise RAILEX/PROBEX 88 on 16 December 1987, 7 January 1988 [6];
LIVE OAK Periodic Reports:
No 12/87: December 1987, 19 January 1988 [7];
No 1/88: January 1988, 11 February 1988 [10];
LIVE OAK Review of Plans:
Bonn Group's Informal Comments on Package 4, 8 February 1988 [8, 9];
Chief Operations Centre on Package 4, attached Summary of Comments from Chiefs of Defence Staff/Bonn Group, 27 February 1988 [13];
German Foreign Office on Package 4,4 February 1988 [14];
Chief Operations Centre: Ralph Georg Reuth "The Idea of an Air Crossroads Berlin. The divided city and its international Airports", Translation of an Article from "Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung", 18 January 1988, 19 February 1988 [11];
Report by Chief of Staff: Trend Assessment Allied Access to Berlin - 1987, attached Soviet Corridor Airspace Reservations and Allied Convoy Delays, Incidents and Statistics, 25 February 1988 [12]
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