HISTORY OF FVN ALERTS

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CHAPTER TEN–HISTORY OF FVN ALERTS

Lesson 71–HISTORY OF ALERTS: When FVN started on September 1, 1984, the Cold War (WWIII) was boiling, mostly in the Persian Gull, Central America, Afghanistan and Africa. There were plenty of military of Military Alerts back then as well as a lot of Terrorist Activity with about 12 different Terrorist Groups that were active at the time. We will show in this Chapter why different GEMSTONE CODES are called.

Every time there was a terrorist attack against the U.S. Military or its citizens or every time there was a Military Alert a CODE SILVER was called. One Silver was the hostage taking at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, Iran on November 4, 1979, and lasted for 444 days until President Regan’s first day on January 20, 1981. A CODE EMERALD was called for the ill fated rescue attempt in March of 1980.

Predominate CODE EMERALDS were Lebanon, Grenada, Honduras (training), Panama, Desert Storm, Somalia (a U.N. Clusterfox), Bosnia (IFOR-UN), Serbia (SFOR-war), Global War on Terror (World War IV), Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation New Dawn (Iraq) and Operation Oddessy Dawn (Lybia). Various Military Operations fall under the Global War on Terror (GWOT).

As of July 1, 2012, current CODE EMERALDS are for Operations Enduring Freedom and GWOT with an overall GEMSTONE CODE OF GOLD. See Chapter Eight for interpreting GEMSTONE CODES. See Chapter 11 for Military Action Casualty Rates.

20120915--UPGRADE–FIRST EVER–INTERNATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES CODE COBALT–STEP BETA-UMBRELLA: Now that there are FIVE ICCEs, we need another management tool, ICCC. ICCEs are for Libya, Middle East/Mediterranean, Syria, Iran and Japan vs. China.

20130201–CODE SAPPHIRE for the ICCC, CODE GOLD for OEF and GWOT, and add Turkey (NATO) vs. Syria; France, UK, Canada, US and others in Mali vs Al-Qaeda; plus Sandy recovery, multiple winter storms and other events. (Until 20130430? downgrade?)

GEMSTONE CODE ALERTS

750430 Fall of Saigon, Republic of South Vietnam. See Chapter Eleven page 143.

750502 US Mayaguez ship-napping

South Vietnam Helicopter and Boat rescue Early May 75

760703–CODE SILVER-OS-Israel raids Entebbe Uganda (Bibi Neyahetyu’s brother killed in rescue)

781118-CODE SILVER-OS-GUYANA-Mass suicide-execution of 911 cultists of the Jim Jones Church. U.S. Rep. Ryan and other killed in airport ambush. (A bunch of the pilots of the 24^th AVN BN and others units sure were messed up with seeing all of the bodies.)

790328-CODE BRONZE-THREE MILE ISLAND, Middletown, PA

790830-CODE PURPLE (BRONZE)-HURRICANE DAVID

791104-810120-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-IRANIAN REVOLUTION AND TAKING OF

            52 HOSTAGES FOR 444 DAYS, see Breakout on Page 142

791227-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-The Soviet Union invades Afghanistan

800425-800512-CODE EMERALD for aborted Desert One Iranian hostage rescue mission 8KIA 5 WIA See page 143.

800518-CODE BRONZE-Mount St. Helens Volcano

800922-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-IRAQ/IRAN war starts over common water way

810120 US hostages in Iran released

810330 assassinated attempt on President Reagan

800518- CODE BRONZE— Mt. Saint Helens Volcano explosion in Washington State, 25+ dead

800922-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL- IRAQ/IRAN war starts over common waterway.

810120- Minutes after the inauguration of President Ronald Reagan, the 52 hostages in Iran were released.

810330-Assassination attempt on President Reagan

1981 CODE EMERALD-ICCE-Israel attacks Iraqi nuclear reactors.

8105 CODE EMERALD for splashing 2 Lybian MIGs in Gulf of Sydra

8104??-CODE SILVER-OS-ITALY- Brigadier General Dozier Rescued by Italian Police, Held by Red Army Faction

811006 CODE EMERALD-ICCE: Egyptian President Sadat assassinated.

1982-1984 CODES PURPLE & BRONZE-Various disasters in U.S.

1982-1984 CODE EMERALD-LEBANON— U.S. Marines expeditionary force to control peace.

820402-820614 CODE EMERALD-UK-FALKLANDS-against Argentine invasion, over 200 UK troops killed in combat.

820901-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-KAL flight 007 shot down by Soviet Migs 269 killed.

821110-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-Soviet General Secretary Brezhnev dies at 75.

1983-Various CODE SILVERS for various terrorist actions

8306- CODE SILVER for intercepting Lybian Migs- no confrontation

8308- CODE SILVER in Beirut - U.S. and French embassies attacked

830818-CODE PURPLE (BRONZE)-Hurricane Alicia in TX 17 killed

831023- CODE SILVER in Beirut- USMC barracks bombed by Pro-Iranian suicide attacker, 241 KIA, hundreds WIA.

            Plus French barracks bombed over 40. See page 143.

831011-840102-CODE EMERALD-GRENADA INVASION to kick out Cuban troops and free medical students.

            (82^nd Airborne Div., XVIII Corps, 1^st COSCOM, USMC, & Seals 19 KIA, about 100 WIA.

831103-11 CPX ABLE ARCHER, close to NUCLEAR WAR, see page 144.

1984-  VARIOUS SILVERS for terrorist attacks

840209-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL- Soviet Leader Andropov, 69, dies.

840527-CODE PURPLE (BRONZE)-Tulsa, OK severe flood 19 killed

840421-CODE PURPLES-Series of tornados from Texas to Minn. 17 killed1985-  CODE SILVER- Bekka Valley Lebanon- U.S. Navy aviator shot down, Jesse Jackson negotiates release.

850310-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL- Soviet leader Chernenko, 73, dies. Gorbachev follows.

850531-CODE PURPLES-Series tornados in NY, PA, OH, Ont.

850614-850630-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL--TWA flight 847 hijacking-3 weeks, by Shiite

            extremists, take 153 with 104 Americans, one sailor hostage killed.

850711-CODE SILVER-Sanction on apartheid in South Africa

850713-(WHO REMEMBERS LIVE AID?)

850801-850810 CODE PURPLE (BRONZE)- Cheyenne Flood-7 killed. (See FVN History on page 8)

851007-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL- Hijackers seize Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro. 400 People hijacked. Leon Klinghoffer in a wheelchair was shot and thrown off the side of the ship. Hijackers were captured mid air. Italian courts sentence 3 to life in prison.

851119 (FIRST REAGAN/GORBACHEV SUMMIT)

851123-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-Egyptian airliner hijacked. 60 of the 98 passengers were killed.

851212-CODE SILVER-Gander, Newfoundland, Canada- Chartered airliner with 256, most troops from 101^st Airborne Division, coming home from UN Duty crashes. See information on page 143.

851227-CODE SILVER-OS-ACTUAL-Rome & Vienna, Austria. Palestinian gunmen killed 20 at El Al counters.

TO GET THE REST OF CHAPTER TEN YOU MUST BUY VERSION TWO OR PREPPER’S GUIDE for years 1986 to 2014, plus look at various INTELREPS on this Blogspot.

VERSION TWO; CHECKPOINT CONTROL LOG

VERSION TWO: www.amazon.com/author/redbecker CLIO on Nook
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Lesson 104: FVN CHECKPOINT CONTROL LOG (20111101-NGOs/agencies may copy this form): Use this form to control traffic at various evacuation checkpoints or evacuation centers. NAME OF CHECKPOINT /CENTER: ____________________________________
DATE:_________________ DAY:______________ TIME (2400):_______________
ADDRESS/LOCATION/GPS:__________________________________________
EVACUATION FROM:________________________________________________
FVN CONTROL:____________________________________________________
OTHER AGENCY/NGO:_______________________________________________
STAFF:___________________________________________________________
SECURITY:________________________________________________________
Use information from FVN CONTROL CARD on page 174 to insert information. USE AS MANY LINES AS NEEDED. Fill out and send copy to FVN State and National HQ.
MAKE AS MANY BLANK COPIES AS NEEDED TO JUSTIFY CHECKPOINT/CTR.

Yr, make, model, color, lic. plate/st	Person name, age, M/F, # in vehicle	Evacuation from address or city	Evacuation to FVN site or city

Page Two of Checkpoint form. Notes from Control or Managers: _________________________________________________________________
SIGN OFF: Print Name:___________________ Call sign:_____________________
Title:___________________ Date:_________ SIGN: _______________________

FDN Family Pre-Disaster Manual: Table of Contents

FAMILY PRE-DISASTER MANUAL www.amazon.com/author/redbecker
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1, Second Front Cover
3. Library of Congress Data, FDN’s Mission Statement
4. FORWARD, Equal Opportunity Company, CAVEAT EMPTOR
9. Introduction Page
5. Thanks to…., Dedication, Red’s Biography
6. Deb’s Biography, Table of Contents
7. Table of Contents

Pre-PLANNING 101 ** DISASTER MANUAL – CHAPTER ONE –

How to Prepare, READY KITS/ASSESSMENT/SCENARIOS

10. Introduction, Mission Statement
11. Organization of FDN, History of FDN
15. Checklist for Disasters and Evacuations
16. Lesson ONE: Ready Kits in your Vehicles or non-vehicle kit with 72 hour backpacks and
            secondary cashes
17. First Aid Kit and medications
            See Lesson 65: Inventory Record of Assets [See Chapter Nine--fill-in-the-blank forms]
18. Lesson TWO: Safeguarding Important Documents: Insurances and Wills
19. Trusts, Death, Social Security and Funeral Instructions
            SEE PAGES 116 TO 118 for Assets Inventory and Important Documents Checklists.

20. Lesson 3: Ready Bags Boxes in your Home. Office, Bathroom, Kitchen, Foodstuffs, and Water requirements, water needed per day, Canned and Dry Foods, and other Boxes

FAMILY EVACUATION STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURE (FESOP)

23. Lesson 4: Risk Assessment
24. Lesson 5: Scenario Planning: (Six Plans), Review and Contact List
26 Lesson 6: Pet and Animal Care and Evacuations
26. Lesson 7: Elderly and Special Needs Evacuations
26. Lesson 8: Special Evacuations
27. Lesson 9: Introduction to Evacuation Control and some GMRS Frequencies and Contact List

EDUCATION You Thought and Planned, Now Do!

  –CHAPTER TWO—Safety and Education

29. Lesson 10: Household Safety, Baby Proofing, Poison Safety, Medication Safety, Carbon Monoxide, Lead and Radon Poisoning, General Safety, Gun Safety, Car Safety, Party and Holidays Safety

31. Lesson 11: Utilities Safety and Evacuations (Water, Electricity, and Gas)
31. Lesson 12: Fire Safety and Precautions

31. Lesson 13: Basic First Aid starting with new and old versions of CPR, Clearing the Airway, Chest Pains, Choking, Convulsions, Bleeding, Checking for Fractures, Treating for Shock, Burn Care, Animal Bites, Snake Bites, Stings, Ticks, Eye Injuries, Fainting, Falls, Head Injury, Unconsciousness and concussions

37. Lesson 14. Health Issues, Medications and Pandemics
37. Lesson 15: MENTAL HEALTH. YES, IT’S IMPORTANT!

WRITTEN NOTES ON CLASSES

38. Lesson 16: OTHER BASIC CLASSES: Basic Map Reading, Basic Communications, Basic Emergency Coordination, Basic Survival, Other Survivability Notes, with sites and links

CHAPTER THREE—SCENARIO SOLUTIONS—NATURAL DISASTERS

40. Lesson 17: Fire Evacuations, Race Method, Life Cycle of a Fire, Grass/Shrub/Forest Fires, Brush Fire Prevention

42. Lesson 18: National Weather Service Alerts, New Wind Chill Table, New Heat Index Table
44. Lesson 19: Winter Storms
46. Lesson 20: Severe Thunderstorms, Hail, Lightning, Flash Floods; END OF FREE BOOK
47. Lesson 21: Floods
47. Lesson 22: Tornadoes and Warnings
48. Lesson 23: Hurricanes and Evacuations
49. Lesson 24: Earthquakes: During and After; CB and GMRS Control and Message Frequencies
50. Lesson 25: Volcanoes and SOP
50. Lesson 26: Salvaging Pre-Brief
51. Lesson 27: Recap on Evacuations

Procedures for Man-Made Disasters

51. Lesson 28: Commercial Leakage Risks
52. Lesson 29: Radiation Leaks, Attacks and Radiation Protocol
55. Lesson 30: Chemical or Biological Terrorist Attacks

COUNTER-CRIME

55. Lesson 31: Burglar Proofing
57. Lesson 32. Other Crime and Assisting the Police; If you are a Victim
57. Lesson 33. Car-Jacking
58. Lesson 34: Anti Terrorism Needed these days!!
 CHAPTER FOUR—Business Survivability and Coverage
63. Lesson 35: 100 POINT BUSINESS SURVIVABILITY CHECKLIST
66. Lesson 36: Business Survivability: Previous Plans, Covered Data, Backed-up Data, Uncovered Data,
            and Office Ready Kits and Supplies
70. Lesson 37: Business Evacuations, Business Fires and Salvaging

72.                   How many key employees or employees are in the Reserves or Guard?

CHAPTER FIVE–ADVANCED SURVIVAL73. Lesson 38: Evacuation Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)

74. Lesson 39: Evacuation Site Setup
76. Lesson 40: Field Site Setup
76. Lesson 41: Sanitation Standards
79. Lesson 42. Internal Food Supplies
80. Lesson 43: Fixed and Field Sanitation Inspection Form
81. Lesson 44 More on Organizing
82. Lesson 45: Food Stability and Safety, Overview and Advanced Scenarios (2012-2016)
83. Lesson 46: Two Week Supply List
84. Lesson 47: Advanced Survival Caches
85 Lesson 48: Overview and Advanced Scenarios
86. Lesson 49. Further Training SOP
86, Lesson 50 4'x8' Survival Hut Plans
87. Lesson 51: Training Record

CHAPTER SIX–FALCON SOPs and REQUIREMENTS

89. Lesson 52: Setting up areas or groups
90. Lesson 53: Additional Requirements–10th of month report
90. Lesson 54: Communications SOP
91. Lesson 55: Setting up 10, 20 and 30 position Groups and 50, 100 and 200 position Areas
97. Lesson 56: Position Descriptions

CHAPTER SEVEN–EARLY WARNING SYSTEM

99. Lesson 57: Early Warning System
101. Lesson 58. Overview of Gemstone Codes

CHAPTER EIGHT–VARIOUS ANNEXES

100. Lesson 59. State, Metro and Area Annexes

CHAPTER NINE–FILL-IN-THE-BLANK FORMS

110. Lesson 60: Vehicle Inspection Checklist
111. Lesson 61: Vehicle Maintenance and Parts Levels
112. Lesson 62: GEMSTONE CODE PEARL (TEST) Form (10^th of Month Check in)
113. Lesson 63. Home News Watchers form
114. Lesson 64. FDN Checkpoint Control Log
116. Lesson 65. FDN Checkpoint Vehicle Control Log
117. Lesson 66: Inventory Record of Assets
118. Lesson 67: Safeguarding Important Documents
121. Lesson 68: Business, Religious, Club and Organization FDN Registration Form 12-28
122. Lesson 69: Family Membership Registration Sheet
123. Best times to Contact and Blogspot information

124. Index

CB Radio 10-Codes and Networks

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FREE: NEW TEXT & CB 10-CODES:    (these 2 lines are centered)
Please COPY and share with everyone

10-CODES: CB/FDN/SOME TEXTING
BUSINESS TWO-WAY (20190301-YR35.5)
10-0 CAUTION
10-1 Receiving Poorly
10-2 Receiving Well
10-3 Stop Transmitting
10-4 OK, Message Received
10-5 Relay Message
10-6 Busy
10-7 Out of Service,
         Leaving Air
10-8 In Service, on call
10-9 Repeat message
10-10 In service, but at phone #
10-10 SIDE Clear, Awaiting
10-11 Talking to rapidly
10-12 Visitors present, will re-contact

10-13 Advise on Weather and

                Road Conditions
10-16 Make pick-up at
10-17 Urgent Business
10-18 Anything for us?
10-19 Return to ___
10-20 Location
10-21 Call by phone
10-22 Report in person to __
10-23 Stand by
POLICE 10-23 Arrived at scene
10-24 Assignment completed
10-25 Meet with ___
10-26 Disregard
10-27 Move to channel/ frequency
POLICE 10-27 Licence info.
10-28 Identify your station
POLICE 10-28 Vehicle info.
10-29 Time is up for contact

10-30 Stop transmitting, you don’t conform to FCC rules

10-31 Having problem, go to __
10-32 I will give you a radio check
10-33 EMERGENCY TRAFFIC AT THIS STATION! CLEAR NETWORK!

10-34 Trouble at this station, help needed
10-35 Confidential information
10-36 Correct time (Zulu/real)
10-37 CB: Wrecker needed
10-38 CB: Ambulance only
10-39 Your message delivered
10-41 Please turn to channel
10-42 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT–
                Police 10-50/350
Police 10-42 Off Duty
10-43 Traffic tie up 10-353
Police 10-43 For your information
10-44 I have a message for you
10-45 Animal carcass
10-46 Motorist assist
10-47 Emergency road repair
10-48 Traffic standard repair at
10-49 Traffic light out at
10-50 Break Channel ___
Police 10-50 Accident
Police 10-51 Wrecker
Police 10-52 Ambulance
                (see 10-300 codes)
10-57 Hit and run
10-58 Direct Traffic
10-59 Escort convoy
10-60 What is next message #
10-61 Personnel in area
10-62 Unable to copy, use phone
10-63 Net directed to __net___
10-64 Network clear
10-65 Awaiting your next message
10-66 Cancel message
10-67 All units comply
10-68 For your information
10-69 Understood
10-70 FIRE ALARM (Code Topaz)
10-71 Proceed with transmission (tx)
                 in sequence
10-72 Report progress of fire
10-75 You are causing Interference (witch)

10-76 EN-ROUTE
10-77 Negative contact

(Police 10-74)

10-78 Rendevous at ___
10-79 Estimated time of Arrival (ETA)
10-80 Chase in progress
10-82 Reserve lodging
10-84 Phone is ___
10-85 Address is ___
10-86 Area/Metro Control Dispatcher
                on Duty
10-87 Pick-up/Distribute Checks/Packets
10-88 Radio Trouble
10-89 Radio repairman needed
10-90 I have TV interference
                (old analog)
10-91 Talk closer to mike

10-92 Your transmission (tx) is out of adjustment

10-93 Check my frequency on this channel
10-94 Please give me a long count (to 10)
10-95 Transmit (tx) dead carrier for
                5 seconds
10-97 Check (Test) signal
10-99 Mission completed, all
                units secure
10-100 Pit stop FDN CODES:
10-101 Urgent pit stop
10-102 Very urgent pit stop
10-103 SICK
10-104 Need Rolaids, etc.
10-105 Coffee break
10-106 Next exit take a break
10-107 Party time (...needed bad)
10-108 Rider needed
10-109 Anyone want a rider?
10-110 Gas needed at ___
10-111 Mechanical trouble
10-112 Thirsty
10-113 Beaver/Moose needed
10-114 At work
10-115 Food needed, going to ___
10-116 On delivery
10-117 Food needed, going to restaurant
10-119 Take off Hoser, EH!!
                (General Insult)
SEE CHAPTER 12 IN VERSION TWO FOR MORE CODES!!

NETS                                       CH.

A-Basement                             1

B-Business                               33

C-Cheyenne                             7

D-Diesel                                  13

E-EMERGENCY                      9

F-National 4x4                          4

H-Highway/Trucker                 19

I- FVN Inbound Message

                Relay Center            24

N-National CB                          11

P-Snowplow                            13

R-Rendevous/Outbound

                Message Center      27

S-Sideband SSB           37/38

T-Teton                                     39

V-National Divers                  5

FDN Disaster Main                31

FDN Disaster Secondary GMRS 7
FDN Disaster Emergency GMRS 9
FDN Disaster Business GMRS 2

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20190301–35 years of passing out 10-codes.

PLACE YOUR BUSINESS CARD

OR ADVERTISEMENT HERE

MAKE COPIES AND PASS OUT

AT TRUCK STOPS AND ELSEWHERE.

BUSINESS OWNER: If you have FM/UHF/GMRS, Motorola or Trunked Two-Way Radios, then you can use the following codes by Tiered Priority to memorize. Make all the copies you need. Red familydisasternet@gmail.com. Twitter @familydisaster Global weather alerts.

Essential: 10-4, 10-7, 10-8, 10-20, 10-33, 10-36, 10-70, 10-76, 10-77, 10-77, 10-79.

Primary: 10-5, 10-6, 10-9, 10-10 (Side), 10-12, 10-13, 10-19, 10-21, 10-25, 10-68, 10-69.

Secondary: 10-0, 10-3, 10-16, 10-17, 10-18, 10-22, 10-23, 10-24, 10-78, 10-82, 10-84, 10-85, 10-86, 10-87, 10-88, 10-5, 10-99, 10-100, 10-105, 10-110, 10-111, 10-114, 10-115, 10-116.

Tertiary: Any kind of safety or message codes not already listed. The rest of the codes are probably are not needed for most businesses with FM/UHF/Motorola or Trunked Radio Systems.