Closedown of LIVE OAK: Bd. 1

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BArch BW 71/107
BW 3/1349
BArch BW 71 Sonderstab LIVE OAK
Sonderstab LIVE OAK >> BW 71 Sonderstab Live Oak >> Registry Quadripartite Operations Centre >> Verschiedenes (vorläufig) >> Closedown of LIVE OAK
1990
Enthält u.a.:
Close Down Terms of Reference, 19 July 1990 [11];
Close Down Plan, 7 September 1990 [10];
Lists of Commanders and Chiefs of Staff LIVE OAK 1959-1990;
Chief of Staff of LIVE OAK, Major General Fawcus, to Commander LIVE OAK, General Galvin, concerninig the procedures on the Demise of LIVE OAK, 27 September 1990;
General Galvin to Offices, official Groups an Organisations cooperating with LIVE OAK, 2 October 1990 [9];
Correspondence with the Washington Ambassadorial Group and other Participants in LIVE OAK, 4 October 1990 [2, 4, 5];
Declassifying of LIVE OAK Documents, LIVE OAK to British Ministry of Defence, 15 November 1990 [1]
Sonderstab LIVE OAK (LO), 1958-1990
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Compare BW 71/96 No 5. Vgl. BW 71/96, Nr. 5.

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