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Introduction

Listed below are all the "CON" numbers and code names for operations conducted as part of the CONTACT Program associated with Star Gate #51, that is from July 14th 1996 to the present. This Gate was formerlly at Base-78 in Antarctica, and it was moved to RGHQ-51 in the United Kingdom after CON-18 (March 7th 1999). Where known the data from the surviving roster and Gatewatch Reports have been included. Note that at this moment all Gatewatch records from CON-01 (July 1996) through to CON-56 (Nov.05) are currently incomplete. Despite continuing efforts it is unlikely that these records will ever be fully recovered due to the effects of the enemy actions known as Operation Clean Sweep (OCS) and Operation Ox Eye (OCSII) of August 1999 and November 2005 respectively. Finally, the listings include pre-entries for the known operations for 2007 and 2008.

The later Gatewatch Reports are as accurate as the records allow. However, there have been cases where either formally unknown times/targets have been resolved during the operation itself, or rarely, the times have shifted. In such cases the supplimentary reports have not always survived, therefore if you have up-to-date data related to specific Gate openings, please pass this on to Gatewatch via Brigadier General A. R. Courtney's office.

The roster data includes, where known, the names of the operation's senior officers (S1-S5 & CMO), individual mission members, their commanders, 2IC and 3IC, and when appropriate the appointed Drill Instructors and their assistants at EIC training. Indications of casualties, fatalities, and missing personnel is also given, along with listings of significant awards.

IMPORTANT:

A Note Regarding XC105A

During any given cycle (averaging 6 per year), Gate 51 at Vostok Base (aka "Base 78") in Antarctica, had one INBOUND and one OUTBOUND conection with XC105A, circa every 15 minutes. Therefore only those Gate activations known to have been used have been recorded in the relevant entries listed below. It is possible that other unrecorded/recalled flights also took place to planet 105.

New Greenham Common which was established during the 1960's, was crucial because of the fact that for up to about 12 hours, every 2-4 months, there were as many as 50 inbound and outbound conections to it at XC105A, making the planet ideal for the first and only major off-world colony. The base had over 73 two storey buildings, plus a runway, heli-pad, hangers, workshops etc. Crewed by over 1,000 personnel, it served as a hub for exploration, both on and off-planet. It provided air support to several corporate and government organisations operating from 6 "satelite" camps (Alpha-Foxtrot), anything up to 500km away. For 6-8 days prior to the beginning of a Gate Cycle, high output UHF voice communications was achievable. On the 20th October 1996, all contact with the base was lost. A SAR mission was prepared and launched upon the first available opportunity, circa 23:00hrs on the 26th October 1999. The base was found abbandoned and stripped of all movables. Apart from the base C/O, protected by a handful of USMC "Colonial" security troops and a detachment from Camp Alpha, no friendlies were found at that time. Considerable hostile contact was, however encountered. The former missing crew had been heavily contaminated by ABC and "turned". This led to a period of protracted conflict principly upon XC057A-D and XC105A over the following two years. The "A" Gate on XC105 was believed destroyed by the base's self-destruct system during Operation Wakefield (CON-16) on November 22nd 1998. Thus severing all conection with that planet until 2005 when a "C" Gate appeared in the system for the first time. The "B" Gate was destroyed by hostile action immediately prior to Operation Malden (CON-13) May 1998.

XC057A aka Abridge, was a similar facility to New Greenham Common, but only a tenth the size. Conflict at this base was intense until regular contact was lost after March 1999, after which conections have been only sporadic.

How To Interpret The Gatewatch Reports

*Please note that to date, Gates remain open for circa two minutes commencing at the specified time. Also, flight times can vary from as little as a few seconds, through to several hours. Both these statements only apply in normal circumstances.

Legend

? Unknown 2IC Second In Command 3IC Third In Command
ADI Assistant Drill Instructor APAF All Present and
Accounted For 		BPU Battle Practise Units
C# an operational Colony (number)
Post OCS-1 		CASEVAC Casualty Evacuation CMO the "Chief Medical Officer"
C/O The appointed Commanding Officer DI Drill Instructor EICU Expert Infantry Course Units
(Bootcamp)
G-# Gate ID number
Post OCSII (11/2005) 		KIA Killed In Action* M# Mission (number)
MIA Missing In Action* MPC Military Police Company
(base security personnel) 		N/A Not Applicable
O/C "Officer Commanding"
An officer in temporary command of a unit 		OCS
&
OCSII 		"Operation Clean Sweap"
The two significant enemy actions against the UNSGC 		P# an unexplored planet (number)
A pre OCS-1 reference, see UP#
PF a "Pathfinder" mission RDC Regimental Dinner
and Conferences 		S1 the Personnel and Administrations Officer
S2 the Inteligence Officer S3 the Operations Officer S4 the Logistical Support Officer
S5 the Civil Affairs Officer
Also serves as the MPC O/C 		SAR Search And Rescue SG(#) Star Gate (ID Number of an Earth bound Gate)
TBA To Be Added TBC To Be Confirmed UP# an unexplored Planet (number)
Post OCS-1 (see also PF)
VP# a Visited Planet (number)
Post OCS-1 		VXC# a Visited ex-Colony (number)
Post OCS-1 		WIA Wounded In Action
XC# an "ex-Colony" (number)
Post OCS-1
*MIA presumes survival and is used even when personnel are reported as KIA without evidence of remains. KIA is ONLY applied to personnel who's remains have been recovered, otherwise they are always recorded as MIA.

Operations Links Table

To jump to the desired entry for any given operation simply click upon the operational number listed in the following table.
Year Operation Number and Name
1996 CON-001 BP #1 07/14 CON-002 BP #2 09/01 CON-0 03 Op.Hastings 10/26-27
CON-004 Op.Salisbury 12/15
1997 CON-005 Op.Flodden 03/22 CON-006 Op.Bristol 05/10-11 CON-007 Op.Halifax 07/20
CON-008 Op.Barnet 11/22-23 CON-009 Op.Northampton 12/21
1998 CON-010 EIC #1 03/07 CON-011 Op.Oxford 03/21-22 CON-012 Op.St. Albans 04/12
CON-013 Op.Malden 05/30-31 CON-014 Op.Portsmouth 07/26 CON-015 Op.Dover 09/20
CON-016 Op.Wakefield 11/21-22 CON-017 Op.Castle Hedingham 12/20
1999 CON-018 Op.Culloden 03/07 CON-019 EIC #2 04/09-11 CON-020 EIC #3 05/15-16
CON-021 Op.Tewkesbury 08/21-22 CON-022 EIC #4 11/20-21 CON-023 12/19(1) Op.Stamford Bridge
2000 CON-024 EIC #5 03/03-05 CON-025 Op.Bosworth 05/19-21 CON-026 EIC #6 06/30-07/02
CON-027 Op.Towton 09/09-10 CON-028 EIC #7 11/24-26
2001(2) CON-029 Regimental Dinner #1 01/14-15 CON-030 Conference #1 04/29 CON-031 Op.Mortimer's Cross 07/27-29
CON-0 32 Op.Torrington 10/05-07 CON-033 Op. Newbury 11/23-25
2002 CON-034 RDC #2 02/09-10 CON-035 EIC #8 03/09-10 CON-036 Op.Edge Hill 06/28-30
CON-037 BP #3 07/26-28 CON-038 BP #4 09/13-15 CON-039 11/24-26 Op.Worcester
2003 CON-040 RDC #3 01/10-12 CON-041 Op.Marston Moor/EIC #9 02/28-03/02 CON-042 BP #5 05/16-18
CON-043 Op.Hexham 07/25-27 CON-044 Op.Stoke 09/26-28 CON-045 11/21-23 Op.London Bridge
2004 CON-046 RDC #4 01/10-11 CON-047 Op.Sedgemoor 03/26-28 CON-048 BP #6 05/21-23
CON-049 Op.Berwick 09/17-19 CON-050 Op.Hedingham 11/26-28
2005 CON-051 RDC #5 02/05-06 CON-052 Op.Bannockburn 03/04-06 CON-053 Op.Baden Hill 05/20-22
CON-054 EIC. #10 08/06-07 CON-055 Op.Edington 10/07-09 CON-056 Op.Stalling Down 11/25-27
2006 CON-057 RDC #6 02/03-05 CON-058 Op.Dunbar/EIC #11 03/24-26 CON-059 Medical Conf. #1 07/07-09
CON-060 Op. Neville's Cross 08/04-06 CON-061 Op. Hedgeley Moor 09/29-10/01 CON-062 Op. Solway Moss 11/17-19
2007 CON-063 RDC #7 02/16-18 CON-064 EIC #12 03/30-04/01 CON-065 Op.HATFIELD CHASE 06/15-17
CON-066 Op.ELLANDUN 08/03-05 CON-067 Op.HIXTON DOWN 09/28-30 CON-068 Op.WINCHESTER 11/16-18
2008 CON-069 RDC #8 02/15-17 CON-070 EIC #13 03/28-30 CON-071 BP #7 06/20-22
CON-072 Op.LOSECOAT FIELD 08/01-03 CON-073 Op.GATE FULFORD 09/26-28 CON-074 Op.ANCRUM 11/14-16
2009 CON-075 BP #8 06/19-21 CON-076 RDC #9 08/08-09 CON-077 Op.GREAT YARMOUTH 09/26-27
CON-078 BP#9 11/13-15

(1) aka "Op.First Strike"
(2) 2001 was Sunspot Maximum, which is considered as responsible for the reduction in the actual number of viable flights. The next Sunspot Maximum is expected circa 2012.

CON-01 Battle Practise #1

July 14 1996

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND XC057A AMAM Training
Mission 1
02 INBOUND XC057A AMAM Return from
Training Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND XC057A PMPM Training
Mission 2
04 INBOUND XC057A PMPM Return from
Training Mission 2

CON-01 Roster

General Training Missions 1 & 2 Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Camp. Mathew.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Mellor. Andrew.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
10. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

SG Team
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Camp. Mathew.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Mellor. Andrew.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Wayland. Dean C. (C/O)
10. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

Notes:

First CONTACT Operation.

All personnel had prior service with TASC

6 BPU

CON-02 Battle Practise #2

September 01 1996

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND XC057A AMAM Training
Mission 1
02 INBOUND XC057A AMAM Return from
Training Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND XC057A PMPM Training
Mission 2
04 INBOUND XC057A PMPM Return from
Training Mission 2

CON-02 Roster

General Training Missions 1 & 2 Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Camp. Mathew.
3.. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Mellor. Andrew M.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Thomas. Simon.*
10. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
11 ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

*First CONTACT Operation.
Also had prior service with TASC.

SG Team
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Camp. Mathew.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Mellor. Andrew M.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Thomas. Simon.
10. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
11. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

6 BPU

CON-03 Operation Hastings

October 26-27 1996

BACKGROUND: This was the first recorded CONTACT operation wherein engagements with hostile forces took place. For 6 days preceeding the operation itself, communications with the New Greenham Common base (XC105A) had been lost. As this was the largest and oldest off-world colony, established in 1966, and with over 1,000 personnel on its staff thirty years later, there was considerable concern. Recon and SAR teams were put on stand-by, and on the night of October 26th, the missions began. The base was found to be almost entirely abbandoned. The handful of survivors reported that all it's 73 buildings had been stripped, right down to the wiring, fixtures and fittings by the base's own personnel and shipped to an unknown destination through the Star Gate. The missing personnel had become casualties as a result of what could only be described as deliberate exposure to a very large quantity of concentrated liquid ABC (circa 20 litres). The subsequent enquirery concluded that there had been no external forces involved, and initial contamination was presumed as accidental. Consequently, these personnel who formed the backbone of the hostile forces subsequentially engaged ever since in off-world missions have been declared as MIA/POW pending their retrieval and medical ascessment. A 20l container of this previously unknown liquid form of ABC was recovered for analysis, while another was left behind. Presumibly falling into hostile hands. Thus providing the enemy with enough agent to contaminate up to a further 1,000 personnel. Flight operations cease some ten hours after commencement, with the losses as specified in the roster below.

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
October 26 1996
01 OUTBOUND XC105A c.23:00c.23:00 Mission 1
SAR
October 27 1996
02 INBOUND XC105A ?? Return of five members of
the M-1 Camp Alpha Team.
03 INBOUND XC105A ?? Return of the two missing
SPEC mebers of the M-1
Camp Alpha Team.
04 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Recon
05 INBOUND XC105A ?? 3 members of
Mission 2 Return
06 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 3
Materials retrieval
07 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 3
Return
08 OUTBOUND XC105A c.05:00c.05:00 Mission 4
Combat/SAR
09 INBOUND XC105A c.09:00c.09:00 Mission 1, 2 & 4
Return

CON-03 Roster

General Mission 1
SAR		 Mission 2
Recon
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Camp. Mathew.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Day. Roz.*
5. Gooding-Williams. Christopher.*
6. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
7 Hedger. Jasper G.*
8. Jameson. Robert.*
9. Nobes. Alan.*
10 Russel. Ian.
11. Smith. Mathew.*
12. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
13. Sowden. Stephen.*
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C. (S1/S5)
16 ?

S2-S4 = ?
CMO = ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

*First Operation

M-1: SG Teams(1)

Nakamura Corp. Team
1. Camp. Mathew. (C/O)
2. Nobes. Alan.
3. +?

UK Attachment USMC Colonial Company
1. Russel. Ian.(?)
2. +? P> M-1 Camp Alpha Team(2)
1. Bangs. Marc.(3)
2. Day. Roz. (WIA)(3)
3. Gooding-Williams. Stephen.(3)
4. Hammond-Turner. Joel. (WIA)(3)
5. Hedger. Jasper G.(3)
6. Jameson. Robert.(4)
7. Sowden. Stephen. (4)

Assignment Unknown
1. Thomas. Simon.
2. Smith. Mathew.
3. ?

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Camp. Nathen.
2. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
3. Wayland. Dean C. (S1/S5)

Notes:

(1)+ other unknown personnel
attached to the various
SG Teams

(2) Already on planet, ariving from
Camp Alpha at the base at 00:05
according to reports.

(3)(4) Team members (3) returned to Base 78
via flight #02, being followed by (4) via Gate #03.
as Mission 2.

Chain of command,
WIA, KIA, MIA = ?

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
1. Bangs. Marc.(KIA,MIA)
2. Day. Roz. (1)
3. Gooding-Williams. Stephen. (KIA,MIA)
4. Hammond-Turner. Joel. (1)
5. Hedger. Jasper G. (WIA)(1)
6. Jameson. Robert. (KIA,MIA)
7. Sowden. Stephen. (KIA,MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
as per M-1

Notes:
(1) These team members went back to
Base 78, Regrouped, Repaired,
Resupplied and returned, as
Mission 3. By the time of their
return all other team members
were either KIA/MIA
(status unknown).

*CASEVAC

Mission 3
Materials Retrieval		 Mission 4
Combat/SAR		 Notes
M-3 SG Team
1 Day. Roz.
2 Hammond-Turner. Joel.
3 Hedger. Jasper G.

M-3 Perimeter Patrol 1 Camp. Nathen.
2 Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
3 Wayland. Dean C.

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
1. Wayland. Dean C. (C/O)
2. + ?

(? WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
1 Camp. Nathen.
2 Sorby-Firth. Bowen.

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel
attached to the
SG SAR Team.

*CASEVAC

WIA = 5+

KIA = 4+ (1)

MIA = 4+ (1)

Purple Heart Awards
Hammond-Turner. Joel.
Bangs. Marc

Other Notable Awards:
ALL = Meritorious Unit Citation

Notes:

(1) It is unclear if the
bodies were recovered.

(2)"First Contact" with
hostile forces confirmed
as under the influence of
Alien Biological
Contaminant (ABC).

(3) c.25 litres of concentrated
liquid ABC recovered. NB: 20ml.
will "turn" a casualty within 6 days.

CON-04 Operation Salisbury

December 15 1996

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Training
Mission 1
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return
07 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 4
Combat
08 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 4
Return
09 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Training
10 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Return
11 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 6
Combat
12 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 6
Return
13 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 7
Training
14 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 7
Return
15 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 8
Combat
16 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 8
Return
17 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 9
Training
18 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 9
Return

CON-04 Roster

General Notes
1 Bangs. Marc.
2 Camp. Nathen.
3 Gentle. Mary R.
4 Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
5 Thomas. Simon.
6 Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
7 ?

? (S2)
? (S3)
? (S4)
? (S5)
? (CMO)

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel
*CASEVAC

Notes:
ALL personnel took
part in ALL Missions
and training.
Recalled by all
as exhausting!
Details unknown

6 BPU's

CON-05 Operation Flodden

March 22 1997

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return
07 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 4
Combat
08 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 4
Return
09 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Training
10 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Return
11 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 6
Combat
12 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 6
Return
13 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 7
Training
14 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 7
Return

CON-05 Roster

General Notes
1 Bangs. Marc.
2 Camp. Nathen.
3 Gentle. Mary R.
4 Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
5 Nobes. Alan.
6 Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
7 ?

? (S2)
? (S3)
? (S4)
? (S5)
? (CMO)

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

Notes:
ALL personnel took
part in ALL Missions
and training
Details unknown

6 BPU's

CON-06 Operation Bristol

May 10-11 1997

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
May 10 1997
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
May 11 1997
03 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 3
Combat
06 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 3
Return
07 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 4
Combat
08 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 4
Return
09 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 5
Combat
10 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 5
Return
11 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 6
Training
12 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 6
Return

CON-06 Roster

General All Training All Missions Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.*
3. Day. Roz.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hedger. Jasper G.
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Gill.*
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Taylor. robert.*
10. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
11. Wretton. Ian.*
12 ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

*First Operation

1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Day. Roz.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hedger. Jasper G.
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Gill.*
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Taylor. robert.*
10. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
11. Wretton. Ian.*
12 ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

All personnel
attended both sessions

SG Teams
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Day. Roz.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hedger. Jasper G. (WIA*)
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Gill.
8. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
9. Taylor. Robert.
10. Wayland. Dean C.
11. Wretton. Ian.
12 ?

Perimeter Patrol
?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel
attached to the
various SG Teams

*CASEVAC

WIA = 1+

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Purple Heart Awards
Hedger. Jasper G.

Other Notable Awards:
?

Notes:
2 BPU's

CON-07 Operation Halifax

July 20 1997

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-07 Roster

General Notes
1 Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Russell. Ian.
7. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
8. Nobes. Alan.
9. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
10. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

Notes:
ALL personnel took
part in ALL Missions
and training.
Details unknown

6 BPU's

CON-08 Operation Barnet

November 22-23 1997

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
November 22 1997
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
Nov 23 1997
03 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return
07 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 4
Combat
08 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 4
Return
09 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Training
10 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 5
Return

CON-08 Roster

General All Training All Missions Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Hedger. Jasper G.
5. Nobes. Alan.
6. Russell. Ian.
7. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
8. Wayland. Dean C.(S1) 9. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Hedger. Jasper G.
5. Nobes. Alan.
6. Russell. Ian.
7. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
8. Wayland. Dean C.(S1) 9. ?

DI = N/A
ADI = N/A

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

SG Teams
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Hedger. Jasper G.
5. Nobes. Alan.
6. Russell. Ian.
7. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
8. Wayland. Dean C.(S1) 9. ?

Perimeter Patrol
?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel
attached to the
various SG Teams

*CASEVAC

Notes:

2 BPU's

CON-09 Operation Northampton

December 21 1997

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-09 Roster

General Notes
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Bangs. Marc.
3. Camp. Nathen.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
6. Mellor. Andrew.
7. Miller. Stephen.*
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Russell. Ian.
10.. Sorby-Firth. Bowen.
11. Stinton. Paul.*
12. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
13. ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

Notes:
ALL personnel took
part in ALL Missions
and training.
Details unknown

6 BPU's

CON-10 Expert Infantry Course #1

March 7 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND XC057A AMAM EIC Training
Mission 1
02 INBOUND XC057A AMAM Return from EIC
Training Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND XC057A PMPM EIC Training
Mission 2
04 INBOUND XC057A PMPM Return from EIC
Training Mission 2

CON-10 Roster

General Training Mission 1 & 2 Notes
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Gentle. Mary R.
3. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
4. James. Aaron.*
5. Russel. Gill.
6. Russel. Ian.
7. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
8. Wright. Philip.*

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Gentle. Mary R.
3. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
4. James. Aaron.
5. Russel. Gill.
6. Russel. Ian.
7. Wayland. Dean C. (DI)
8. Wright. Philip.

Notes:
All awarded 7 EIC Points.

Notes:
-

CON-11 Operation Oxford

March 21-22 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
March 21 1998
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
March 22 1998
03 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-11 Roster

General Training
Missions
1 & 3		 Mission 2
Combat		 Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2 Bird. Ashley D.(Joint S5)
3. Cook. Paul.*
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Guyett. Stephen.*
6. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
7. Hedger. Jasper G.
8. Joslin. Jonathan.*
9. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
10. Nobes. Alan.
11. Russel. Gill.
12. Russell. Ian.
13. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
14. ?

S2 ,S3,S4 = ?

Notes:
+ other unknown personnel

*First Operation

1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Cook. Paul.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Guyett. Stephen.
6. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
7. Hedger. Jasper G.
8. Joslin. Jonathan.
9. Miller. Stephen.
10. Nobes. Alan.
11. Russel. Gill.
12. Russell. Ian.
13. Wayland. Dean C.
14. ?

Notes:
?

SG Teams
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Cook. Paul.
3. Gentle. Mary R.
4. Guyett. Stephen.
5. Hammond-Turner. Joel.(WIA*)
6. Hedger. Jasper G.
7. Joslin. Jonathan.
8. Nobes. Alan.
9. Russel. Gill.
10. Russell. Ian.
11. ?

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Miller. Stephen.
3. Wayland. Dean C. 4. ?

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = 1+

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Purple Heart Award
Hammond-Turner. Joel.

Notes:
3 BPU's

CON-12 Operation St. Albans

April 12 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-12 Roster

General Training
Missions
1 & 3		 Combat
Mission 2		 Notes
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.(Joint S5)
3. Gentle. Mary R.
4. Hammond. Turner.
5. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
9. Weissler. Jonathan.*
10. +

? (S2,S3,S4,CMO)

Notes:
+ others

*First Mission.

1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Gentle. Mary R.
4. Hammond. Turner.
5. Miller. Stephen.
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Wayland. Dean C.
9. Weissler. Jonathan.
10. +

Notes:
?

SG Teams
1. Bangs. Marc.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Gentle. Mary R.
4. Hammond. Turner.
5. Miller. Stephen.
6. Nobes. Alan.
7. Russell. Ian.
8. Wayland. Dean C.
9. Weissler. Jonathan.
10. +

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
N/A

Notes:
"Battle of the Trenches"

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
5 BPU's

CON-13 Operation Malden

May 30-31 1998

Mission 2 was a multi-government and corporate Escape and Evaision mission to return to Earth, following a nuclear detonation at XC105B. This was a site several miles from New Greenham Common base, where numerous parties had been conducting scientific experiments upon this recently discovered B Gate. An SAR team was sent in late in the day to pick up survivors.

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
May 30 1998
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Training
Mission 1
02 INBOUND ? ?? Return From
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Science Experiment
at XC105B
May 31 1998
04 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Escape and
Evaision Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Training
Mission 3
06 INBOUND ? ?? Return From Training
Mission 3

CON-13 Roster

General Training
Missions
1& 3		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Anderson. Simon.*
2. Bird. Ashley D.(Joint S5)
3. Booley. Christopher.*
4. Cox. Leslie.*
5. Gathercole. John.*
6. Gearing. Michael.*
7. Gentle. Mary R.
8. Gill. Shanine.*
9. Gill. Stephen.*
10. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
11. Haynes. John.*
12. Hedger. Jasper G.
13. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
14. Rushbrook. Stephen.*
15. Russel. Gill.
16. Russell. Ian.
17. Smith. Mathew.
18. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
19. West. Glyn.*
20. Wretton. Ian.
21 ?

? (S2-S4,CMO)

*First operation

1. Anderson. Simon.
2 Bird. Ashley D.
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gearing. Michael.
7. Gentle. Mary R.
8. Gill. Shanine.
9. Gill. Stephen.
10. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
11. Haynes. John.
12. Hedger. Jasper G.
13. Miller. Stephen.
14. Rushbrook. Stephen.
15. Russel. Gill.
16. Russell. Ian.
17. Smith. Mathew.
18. Wayland. Dean C.
19. West. Glyn.
20. Wretton. Ian.
21. ?

Notes:
?

M-2 Multiple SG Teams
1. Anderson. Simon. (SSI)
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Booley. Christopher.(PC)
4. Cox. Leslie.(PC)
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gearing. Michael.
7. Gentle. Mary R.
8. Gill. Shanine. (PC)
9. Gill. Stephen. (PC)
10. Hammond-Turner. Joel.(WIA*)(UKGOV)
11. Haynes. John.
12. Hedger. Jasper G.
13. Miller. Stephen.
14. Rushbrook. Stephen.
15. Russel. Gill.(UKGOV)
16. Russell. Ian.(UKGOV)
17. Smith. Mathew.(MIA)
18. Wayland. Dean C.(WIA)
19. West. Glyn. (PC)
20. Wretton. Ian.(MIA)
21?

? (C/O,2IC,3IC)

PC = Phillips Corporation (Anglo/SA)

SSI = Special Scientific Investigations Inc. (USA)

UKGOV = United Kingdom
Government contingent.

*CASEVAC

WIA = 2+

KIA = #?

MIA = 2

Purple Heart Awards
Hammond-Turner. Joel

Notes:
2 BPU's

CON-14 Operation Portsmouth

July 26 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-14 Roster

General Training
Missions		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Bird. Ashley D.(joint S5)
2. Gentle. Mary R.
3. Gill. Stephen.
4. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
5. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/5)
6?

? (S2)
? (S3)
? (S4)
? (CMO)

Notes:
?

1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Gentle. Mary R.
3. Gill. Stephen.
4. Miller. Stephen.
5. Wayland. Dean C.
6?

Notes:
Both Missions

M-2 SG Teams
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Gentle. Mary R.
3. Gill. Stephen.
4. Miller. Stephen.
5. Wayland. Dean C.
6?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
(?WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Combat Mission

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
5 BPU's

CON-15 Operation Dover

September 20 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-15 Roster

General Training
Missions		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Bird. Ashley D.(joint S5)
2. Boral. Sean.*
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gill. Stephen.
5. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
6. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/5)
7. ?

? (S2-S4,CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Bird. Ashley D.(joint S5)
2. Boral. Sean.*
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gill. Stephen.
5. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
6. Wayland. Dean C.
7. ?

Notes:
Both Missions

M-2 SG Teams
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Boral. Sean.*
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gill. Stephen.
5. Miller. Stephen.
6. Wayland. Dean C.
7. ?

? (C/O,2IC,3IC)
(?WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Combat Mission

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

Notes:
5 BPU's

CON-16 Operation Wakefield

November 21-22 1998

Briefing

Editors Note: this is a "recovered" document, as can be seen it is incomplete. Where appropriate additional notes (Ed.) have been inserted, where hard evidence permits this to be done.

You are amemberof a multi-discipline squad, drawn from a number of different companies, corporations and other organisations concerned with Base 78 (Ed. Vostok Base, Antarctica). Mutual Advancement Agreements have been drawn up and signed to the effects that all personnel involved in this operation will work towards the completion of the primary mission which is under the direct control of the Phillips Corp. team commander, any corporate activities are to be treated as secondary to the successful completion of the primary mission objective.

It has been six months since our forces were last on the ground at Base 105 Alpha (Ed. CON-13 Operation Malden May 1998), during that operation the total destruction of it's sister camp Base 105 Bravo was witnessed. This is thought to have been the result of sabotage by hostile forces.

A transport aircraft (Ed. C130) was over flying Base C105 Alpha when the EM pulse and residual shock wave from the 10 Mega ton explosion hit. The transporter broke up in flight scattering its cargo of research equipment (Ed. and materials) over a wide area. This equipment and the research to which it applies is extremely valuable to the continued operation of Base 78 and must not be allowed to fall into the hands of hostile forces.

Mission Objective:

To retrieve as many items from the cargo manifest (Ed. missing) as possible and ensure their safe return to Base 78.

Each container on board the transport was fitted with a strobe light transponder, these will be activated as you are inserted, so as to assist with your recovery of the items.

Due to our extended absence, we fully expect the hostile forces to have control of the area. As such you will be operating in a 'hot' environment, expect snipers and other hostile activity. Articles from the manifest that have been removed from their drop zone may well have been tampered with or booby trapped, if you suspect any such tampering call on a demolitions operative for their' opinion before taking any action. Full tactical operation is advised.

New Standard Operating Procedure:

Avoid All Contact With Non-Terrestrial Liquid Materials: a number of operatives have reported potential exposure to a liquid substance that has a distinctive smell, the substance is believed to be of non-terrestrial origin (Ed. ABC). Over time many of these operatives have begun to display symptoms such as paranoia, confusion and a harsh dyslexia like condition. Research to date has shown that this contamination is spread solely by direct contact with the liquid, it has been shown that the contaminated operatives do not carry the contamination in a contagious form. (Ed. at that time)

The whole squad will be inserted from Base 78, via a outbound "Star Gate" the "Jump Point" from which will manifest at Grid 750 005 within the boundaries of Base 105 Alpha. (ED. Launch and Landing Times missing)

Extraction will be by outbound "Jump Point" from Base 105 Alpha at Grid 900 020 and is forecast to occur at 2253hrs (Ed. the actual departure time was advanced by the SG Team, using the Nakamura Corporation's Inducer technology, as the base's 10MT self-destruct was set to detonate prior to the stated Gate opening time).

Please note that Base 78 operatives laid mines and booby trapped the extraction location during the previous mission. In order to neutralise a clearance team is being deployed with the squad.

The squad emergency rendezvous point is at Grid 835 050 (building 122).

Password:

Challenge = "Charlie Twenty Three"
Reply = "Fox Trot Niner Five"

END OF DOCUMENT

CON-16 Operation Wakefield
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
November 21 1998
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 INBOUND XC105A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC105A ?

(22:53)*

? Mission 2
Return
November 22 1998
05 OUTBOUND ? Post 00:00? Mission 3
Training
06 OUTBOUND ? ?c.08:00 Mission 3
Return
*actual return time was earlier, see briefing above

CON-16 Roster

General Training
Missions
1 & 3		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Bird. Ashley D.(Joint S5)
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Boral. Sean.
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Gathercole. John.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Kellet. Brian.*
10. Miller. Stephen.(Joint S5)
11. Rayner. Phillip.*
12. Russell. Alasdair.*
13. Russel. Gill.
14. Russell. Ian.
15. Swift. Nikki.*
16. Todd. Phillip.*
17. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/S5)
18. ?

? (S2-S4,CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Boral. Sean.
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Gathercole. John.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Miller. Stephen.*
11. Rayner. Phillip.*
12. Russell. Alasdair.
13. Russel. Gill.
14. Russell. Ian.
15. Swift. Nikki.
16. Todd. Phillip.*
17. Wayland. Dean C.
18. ?

Notes:
Those marked with an "*",
participated only in M-3,
all others attended M-1 & M-3.

M-2 SG Team
1. Anderson. Simon. (SSI)
2. Bird. Ashley D.
3. Booley. Christopher. (PC)(WIA)
4. Boral. Sean.
5. Cox. Leslie. (PC)
6. Gathercole. John.
7. Gill. Stephen. (PC)(C/O)
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Russell. Alasdair.
11. Russel. Gill.
12. Russell. Ian
13. Swift. Nikki.
14. Wayland. Dean C. (WIA)
15. ?

? (2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
1. Miller. Stephen.
2. Rayner. Phillip.
3. Todd. Paul.
4. ?

Notes:
Combat Mission

*CASEVAC

WIA = 2+

KIA = 0

MIA = 0

Other Notable Awards:
ALL = Meritorious Unit Citation

Notes:
Mission 2 resulted
in the loss of
XC105A, destroyed by a
10MT WMD

Mission 1 = 1 BPU
Mission 3 = 6 BPU's

CON-17 Operation Castle Hedingham

December 20th 1998

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-17 Roster

General Training
Missions
1 & 3		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
2. Clark. John.*
3. Freeman. Eric.*
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
7. Russell. Alastair.
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Russell. Iain.*
10. Stephens. Quentin.*
11. Wayland. Dean.(S1)
12. Weissler. Jonathan.
13. ?

? (S2-S4,CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
2. Clark. John.
3. Freeman. Eric.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
7. Russell. Alastair.
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Russell. Iain.
10. Stephens. Quentin.
11. Wayland. Dean.
12. Weissler. Jonathan.
13. ?

Notes:
Both Missions

M-2 SG Teams
1. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
2. Clark. John.
3. Freeman. Eric.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
7. Russell. Alastair.
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Russell. Iain.
10. Stephens. Quentin.
11. Wayland. Dean.
12. Weissler. Jonathan.
13. ?
? (C/O,2IC,3IC)
(?WIA,KIA,MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

Notes:
Combat Mission

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
5 BPU's

CON-18 Operation Culloden

March 7 1999

This was the last Flight Operation conducted from Vostok Base in Antarctica under independent nation state control. In the following months the six smallest Star Gates were shipped out to new bases in the US (#50 & #52), UK (#51), France (#53), Russia (#54) and China (#55). This left 72 Star Gates remaining at Vostok Base.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Training
02 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Combat
04 INBOUND XC057A ?? Mission 2
Return
"Battle of the Somme"
05 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Training
06 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 3
Return

CON-18 Roster

General Training
Missions
1 & 3		 Mission 2 Notes
1. Bentley. Mathew.*
2. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gentle. Mary R.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
10. Russell. Alastair.
11. Russell. Gill.
12. Russell. Iain.
13. Slaughter. Martin.*
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
16. Wiessler. Jonathon.
17. ?

? (S2-S4,CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Bentley. Mathew.
2. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gentle. Mary R.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
10. Russell. Alastair.
11. Russell. Gill.
12. Russell. Iain.
13. Slaughter. Martin.*
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
16. Wiessler. Jonathon.
17. ?

Notes:
Both Missions

M-2 SG Teams
1. Bentley. Mathew.*
2. Bird. Ashley D. (Joint S5)
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gentle. Mary R.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Miller. Stephen. (Joint S5)
10. Russell. Alastair.
11. Russell. Gill.
12. Russell. Iain.
13. Slaughter. Martin.*
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
16. Wiessler. Jonathon.
17. ?

? (C/O,2IC,3IC)
(?WIA,KIA,MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
N/A

Notes:
Combat Mission

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
The mission was known as
"The Battle of the Somme"
due to the excessive mud and rain

6 BPU's

CON-19 Expert Infantry Course #2

April 9-11 1999

This was the very first operation conducted at RGHQ-51. Like the following operation (CON-20), it was an intensive key-personnel training course. Star Gate #51 having been transported from Vostok Base (aka Base 78) in Antarctica, was being installed at this time.

CON-19 Roster

General Training
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Anderson. Tracie.*
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Kellet. Brian.
7. Miller. Stephen.
8. Russell. Alastair.
9. Russell. Gill.
10. Wayland. Dean C.

Notes:
*First Operation: attended as an observer.

1. Anderson. Simon.*
2. Booley. Christopher.*
3. Cox. Leslie.*
4. Gill. Stephen.*
5. Kellet. Brian.*
6. Miller. Stephen.(ADI)*
7. Russell. Alastair.*
8. Russell. Gill.*/**
9. Wayland. Dean C.(DI)**

Notes:
All awarded 22 EIC points.

*Awarded the EIB.

**2nd EIC.

CON-20 Expert Infantry Course #3

May 15-16 1999

CON-20 Roster

This was the second training operation conducted at RGHQ-51. Star Gate #51 was still being installed at this time.
General Training
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)

Notes:
-

1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Gathercole. John.*
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Wayland. Dean C.(DI)

Notes:
All awarded 20 EIC points.

*First EIC.

CON-21 Operation Tewkesbury

August 21-22 1999

This operation was the first with actual missions to take place at RGHQ-51. It coincided with the height of the enemies action known as Operation Clean Sweep, that caused the loss of the Vostok base in Antarctica.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
August 21st 1999
01 OUTBOUND XC126A ?? Mission 1

(night)

02 INBOUND XC126A ?? Mission 1
Return
03 INBOUND XC126A ?? Mission 1
Return
August 22nd 1999
04 OUTBOUND UP158A ?? Mission 2

Combat
Pathfinder

(Morning)

05 INBOUND UP158A ?? Mission 2
Return
7 MIA
1 WIA*
*Russell. Gill. was captured and used as a human shield by hostiles during a failed attack on RGHQ-51, and thus became the onlymemberof the SG Team to be recovered at this time. Due to high levels of ABC she was retired to the secure facilities of Dept.51 at DSTL, Porton Down.

CON-21 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2
Combat
Pathfinder 		Notes
1. Anderson. Simon.(CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie.(S2/2IC)**
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Booley. Gordon.*
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Gathercole. John.
7. Gill. Shanine.(S2/3IC)
8. Gill. Stephen. (S3)
9. Hedger. Jasper. (S2)
10. Kellet. Brian.
11. Miller. Stephen.(S5)
12. Russell. Gill.
13. Slaughter. Martin.
14. Stratman. Gary.*
15. Stratman. Linda.*
16. Stratman. Marc.*
17. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)

? (S4)

Notes:
**First Active
Operation, attended
CON-19 as an
observer.

*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Booley. Gordon.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. Kellet. Brian.
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Slaughter. Martin.
10. Stratman. Gary.
11. Stratman. Linda.
12. Stratman. Marc.

Notes:
08/21/1999 @13:00-18:00

5 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
1. Anderson. Simon.(CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Booley. Gordon.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)(WIA)*
7. Kellet. Brian.
8. Russell. Gill.
9. Slaughter. Martin.

? (2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Miller. Stephen.(C/O)
2. Stratman. Gary.
3. Stratman. Linda.
4. Stratman. Marc.

Notes:
-

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
1. Booley. Christopher.(MIA)
2. Booley. Gordon.(MIA)
3. Cox. Leslie.(MIA)
4. Gathercole. John.(MIA)
5. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)(MIA)
6. Kellet. Brian.(MIA)
7. Russell. Gill.(WIA*)
8. Slaughter. Martin.(MIA)

? (2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon.(CMO)
2. Miller. Stephen.(C/O)
3. Stratman. Gary.
4. Stratman. Linda.
5. Stratman. Marc.

? (2IC)/(3IC)

Notes:
Wayland. Dean C. (WIA*):
Sustained durring failed
enemy attack upon RGHQ-51
via the final return Gate.

*CASEVAC

WIA = 2

KIA = #?

MIA = 7

Purple Heart Awards
Russell. Gill.
Wayland. Dean C.

Other Notable Awards:
Anderson. Tracie.
Soldiers Medal

Gill. Shanine.
Commendation Medal

Notes:
All MIA personnel were
recovered over the
following 6 years,
and are being held
at the secure facilities
of Dept.51 at DSTL,
Porton Down.

CON-22 Expert Infantry Course #4

November 20-21 1999

A Close Quarters Battle (CQB) training course in preparations for CON-23 Operation Stamford Bridge, a raid upon an underground enemy stronghold.

CON-22 Roster

General Training
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie. (2IC to S2)**
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Boral. Sean.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Hammond. Turner.
7. Hedger. Jasper. (S2)*
8. James. Kellie.*
9. Milman. Gregor.*
10. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)

Notes:
*First Operation

**Attended to conduct Intel.
interview with Hammond-Turner
and mission preparations re
XCO60A (CON-23).

CQB Training

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Boral. Sean.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Hammond. Turner.
6. James. Kellie.
7. Milman. Gregor.
8. Wayland. Dean C. (DI)

Notes:
All above awarded 14 EICU's

CON-23 Operation Stamford Bridge

December 19 1999

A raid upon XC060A, which according to intel. gathered during CON-21, was an underground enemy medical and resupply station.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND XC060A 15:0015:02 Mission 1
Combat
02 INBOUND XC060A 16:5016:52 Mission 1
Return
03 OUTBOUND ? ?? Mission 2
Training
04 INBOUND ? ?? Mission 2
Return

CON-23 Roster

General Mission 1
Combat		 Mission 2
Training		 Notes
1. Bentley. Mathew.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Edwards. Simon.*
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. James. Kellie.
8. Kellet. Brett.*
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Miller. Stephen. (S5)
11. Milman. Gregor.
12. Russell. Alastair.
13. Russell. Gill. (S3)
16. Slaughter. Martin.
17. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)

? (S2)/(S4)/(CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

M-1 SG Team
1. Bentley. Mathew. (WIA)
2. Edwards. Simon. (WIA)
3. James. Kellie. (WIA)
4. Kellet. Brett. (WIA)
5. Milman. Gregor.(2IC) (WIA)
6. Russell. Alastair. (WIA)
7. Russell. Gill. (C/O) (WIA)

? (KIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gill. Stephen.
5. Kellet. Brian.
6. Miller. Stephen. (C/O)
7. Slaughter. Martin.
8. Wayland. Dean C.

Notes:
See Additional Notes below.

*CASEVAC

M-2 Training
1. Bentley. Mathew.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Edwards. Simon.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. James. Kellie.
8. Kellet. Brett.
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Miller. Stephen.
11. Milman. Gregor.
12. Russell. Alastair.
13. Russell. Gill.
14. Slaughter. Martin.
15. Wayland. Dean C.

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

Notes:
3 BPU's *
*Includes a bonus
for urban work.

WIA = 7

KIA = #?

MIA = 0

Notes:
?

Additional Notes

CON-24 Expert Infantry Course #5

March 3-5 2000

CON-24 Roster

General Training
1. Anderson. Simon.(CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher..
3. Boral. Sean.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gentle. Mary R.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Miller. Stephen.
9. Slaughter. Martin.
10. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
11. ?

Notes:
?

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Boral. Sean.*
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gentle. Mary R.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Miller. Stephen.
9. Slaughter. Martin.*
10. Wayland. Dean C. (DI)
11. ?

Notes:
*First EIC, awarded the EIB.

All awarded 19 EIC points.

CON-25 Operation Bosworth

May 19-21 2000

Both missions took place on the 20th, in the afternoon (c.15:00hrs) and the evening, respectively.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
01 OUTBOUND VP158A ?? Mission 1
Recon
02 INBOUND VP158A ?? Mission 1
Return
No Engagements
03 OUTBOUND XC145A ?? Mission 2
Combat
Ambush with
no Contact.
04 INBOUND XC145A ?? Mission 2
Return

CON-25 Roster

General Training Mission 1
Recon 		Mission 2
Combat 		Notes
1. Anderson. Simon.(CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Burton. Declan.*
4. Cox. Leslie. (S2)
5. Dickenson. Alan.*
6. Doncaster. Marc.*
7. Gathercole. John. (S5)
8. Graham. Ian.*
9. Hayton. Nicholas.*
10. Irvine. Louise.*
11. Kennon. Nicholas.*
12. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
13. Worsfold. Graham.*

? (S3/S4)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Burton. Declan.
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Dickenson. Alan.
6. Doncaster. Marc.
7. Gathercole. John.
8. Graham. Ian.
9. Hayton. Nicholas.
10. Irvine. Louise.
11. Kennon. Nicholas.
12. Wayland. Dean C.(DI Sunday)
13. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
Training sessions:
Saturday AM
Sunday AM

M-1 SG Team
1. Burton. Declan.
2. Dickenson. Alan.
3. Doncaster. Marc.
4. Graham. Ian.
5. Hayton. Nicholas.
6. Irvine. Louise.(SPEC)
7. Kennon. Nicholas. (C/o)
8. *

? (2IC/3IC)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Gathercole. John.(S5)

Notes:
*Worsfold. Graham. was
"acquired" en-route, and
returned with the SG team.

No CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Burton. Declan.
3. Dickenson. Alan.
4. Doncaster. Marc.
5. Graham. Ian.
6. Hayton. Nicholas.
7. Kennon. Nicholas. (C/O)

?(2IC/3IC)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Gathercole. John. (S5)
4. Irvine. Louise.
5. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
?

No CASEVAC

Notes:
Saturday
3 BPU's

Sunday
4 BPU's

CON-26 Expert Infantry Course #6

June 30th - July 2nd 2000

CON-26 Roster

General Training
1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Doncaster. Marc.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gentle. Mary R.
6. Gill. Shanine.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
9. Thomas. Simon.
10. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)

Notes:
-

1. Bird. Ashley D.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Doncaster. Marc. *
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gentle. Mary R.
6. Gill. Shanine.*
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Hammond-Turner. Joel.**
9. Thomas. Simon.**
10. Wayland. Dean C.(DI)

Notes:
*First EIC, awarded the EIB.

**Second EIC

All awarded 20 EIC points.

CON-27 Operation Towton

September 9-10 2000

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
September 9th 2000
01 OUTBOUND XC213A Post 12:00 Post 12:00 FT = #mins.
Mission 1
02 INBOUND XC213A Pre 18:00 Pre 18:00 FT = #mins.
Return From
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND UP043A Post 19:00 Post 19:00 FT = #mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND UP043A Pre 00:00 Pre 00:00 FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 2
September 10th 2000
05 OUTBOUND XC213A Post 09:00 Post 09:00 FT = #mins.
Mission 3
06 INBOUND XC213A Pre 12:00 Pre 12:00 FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3

CON-27 Roster

General Training Mission 1
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie. (S2's 2IC)
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Boral. Sean.
5. Burton. Declan.
6. Cox. Leslie.
7. Crane. Jon.*
8. Crawshaw. Michael.*
9. Davies. Luke.*
10. Dickenson. Alan.
11. Doncaster. Marc.
12. Edwards. Simon.*
13. Galway. Clive.*
14. Gathercole. John. (Joint S5)
15. Gill. Shanine. (Joint S5)
16. Gill. Stephen.
17. Graham. Ian.
18. Hayton. Nicholas.
19. Hedger. Jasper. (9th)
20. Henderson. Paul.*
21. Kellet. Brian.
22. Kennon. Nicholas.
23. Milman. Gregor.
24. Nicholson. Paul.*
25. Slaughter. Martin. (S2)
26. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
27. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S3/S4)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Boral. Sean.
4. Burton. Declan.
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Crawshaw. Michael.
7. Davies. Luke.
8. Dickenson. Alan.
9. Doncaster. Marc.
10. Edwards. Simon.
11. Galway. Clive.
12. Gathercole. John. (10th)
13. Gill. Shanine. (10th)
14. Gill. Stephen.
15. Graham. Ian.
16. Hayton. Nicholas.
17. Henderson. Paul.
18. Kellet. Brian.
19. Kennon. Nicholas.
20. Milman. Gregor.
21. Nicholson. Paul.
22. Slaughter. Martin.
23. Wayland. Dean C. (10th)
24. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
1st session: 9th
2 BPU's

2nd session: 10th
2 BPU's

M-1 SG Teams

(SG-16)
1. Burton. Declan.
2. Graham. Ian.
3. Hayton. Nicholas.
4. Henderson. Paul.
5. Kennon. Nicholas. (C/O)
6. Nicholson. Paul.

(SG-17)
1. Boral. Sean.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Crane. Jon.
4. Davies. Luke.
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Galway. Clive.
7. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)
8. Kellet. Brian.
9. Milman. Gregor.
10. Worsfold. Graham.
11. ?

Overall C/O:Gill. Stephen.

? (2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC//3IC)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 2 Mission 3 Notes
M-2 SG Teams

(SG-16)
1. Burton. Declan.
2. Graham. Ian.
3. Hayton. Nicholas.
4. Henderson. Paul.
5. Kennon. Nicholas. (C/O)
6. Nicholson. Paul.

(SG-17)
1. Boral. Sean.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Crane. Jon.
4. Davies. Luke.
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Galway. Clive.
7. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)
8. Kellet. Brian.
9. Milman. Gregor.
10. Worsfold. Graham.
11. ?

Overall C/O: Kennon. Nicholas.

? (2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-3 SG Teams

(SG-16)
1. Burton. Declan.
2. Graham. Ian.
3. Hayton. Nicholas.
4. Henderson. Paul.
5. Kennon. Nicholas. (C/O)
6. Nicholson. Paul.

(SG-17)
1. Boral. Sean.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Crane. Jon.
4. Davies. Luke.
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Galway. Clive.
7. Gill. Shanine. (WIA*)
8. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)(WIA)
7. Kellet. Brian.
8. Milman. Gregor.
11. Worsfold. Graham.
12. ?

Overall C/O:Gill. Stephen.

? (2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = 2+

KIA = #?

MIA = 0

Purple Heart Awards
Gill. Shanine.

Notes:
The SG team was organised
in the now obsolete fixed
team structure.

*CASEVAC

CON-28 Expert Infantry Course #7

November 24-26 2000

CON-28 Roster

General Training
1. Booley. Christopher. (25-26)
2. Doncaster. Marc. (25-26)
3. Evans. Stephen.*
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Metcalf. Richard.*
6. Parker. Susan.*
7. Pollard. Ashley R.*
8. Thomas. Simon.
9. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
9. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Booley. Christopher.** (12)
2. Doncaster. Marc.** (12)
3. Evans. Stephen.* (24)
4. Gentle. Mary R. (24)
5. Metcalf. Richard.* (24)
6. Parker. Susan.* (24)
7. Pollard. Ashley R.* (24)
8. Thomas. Simon. (24)
9. Wayland. Dean C.(DI) ) (24)
10. Worsfold. Graham.* (24)

Notes:
*First Expert Infantry Course.

**Arrived on the evening of
the 25th and in co-ordination
with the DI, laid a night ambush
for the trainees.

Awarded EIC points in brackets

CON-29 Regimental Dinner #1

January 14-15 2001

The first Regimental Dinner. Although a small half day conference was also run during this operation, no award of theProfessional Development Ribbon is authorised. See CON-030, for the first full conference.

CON-29 Roster

General
1. Booley. Christopher
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Davies. Luke.
4. Gathercole. John. 		5. Gill. Shanine.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. Parker. Susan.
8. Pollard. Ashley R. 		9. Slaughter. Martin.
10. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
11. Worsfold. Graham.

CON-30 Conference #1

April 29 2001

This was an intense one day conference, and is the first for which the Professional Development Ribbon is authorised.

CON-30 Roster

General
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Anderson. Tracie.
3. Edwards. Simon.
4. Evans. Stephen. 		5. Gathercole. John.
6. Gill. Shanine.
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Metcalf. Richard. 		9. Parker. Susan.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Slaughter. Martin.
12. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/S5)

CON-31 Operation Mortimer's Cross

July 27-29 2001

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
July 28th 2001
01 OUTBOUND UP298A 10:14 ? FT = #mins.
Mission 1
02 INBOUND UP298A 11:01 ? FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND XC213A 14:14 ? FT = #mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND XC213A 16:25 ? FT = #mins.
Return From
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND XC055A 21:08 ? FT = #mins.
Mission 3

Rough Flight

06 INBOUND XC055A 23:14 ? FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3

Rough Flight

September 10th 2000
07 OUTBOUND UP124A Post 09:00 Post 09:00 FT = #mins.
Mission 4

Pathfinder

08 INBOUND UP124A Pre 10:00 Pre 10:00 FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4
09 OUTBOUND VP124A Pre 11:00 Pre 11:00 FT = #mins.
Mission 5
10 INBOUND VP124A Pre 13:00 Pre 13:00 FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 5

This does NOT qualify
as a Pathfinder Mission

CON-31 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie. (S2's 2IC)
3. Booley. Christopher. (S3)
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Crawshaw. Michael.
6. Davies. Luke.
7. Evans. Stephen.
8. Edwards. Simon.
9. Gathercole. John. (Joint S5)
10. Gentle. Mary R.
11. Gill. Shanine. (Joint S5)
12. Gill. Stephen.
13. Hedger. Jasper. (27th)
14. Hocken. Russell.*
15. Hughes. Richard.*
16. Kays. Mathew.*
17. Miller. Stephen.
18. Parker. Susan.
19. Pollard. Ashley R.
20. Shaw. Jeffery.*
21. Seed. Ricky.*
22. Slaughter. Martin. (S2)
23. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
24. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S4)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Cox. Leslie.
4. Crawshaw. Michael.
5. Davies. Luke.
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Edwards. Simon.
8. Gill. Stephen. (DI)
9. Hocken. Russell.
10. Hughes. Richard.
11. Kays. Mathew.
12. Miller. Stephen.
13. Parker. Susan.
14. Pollard. Ashley R.
15. Shaw. Jeffery.
16. Seed. Ricky.

Notes:
Friday 27th
1 session
3 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Davies. Luke.
4. Evans. Stephen. (3IC)
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Gill. Stephen. (2IC)
7. Hocken. Russell.*
8. Hughes. Richard.*
9. Kays. Mathew.*
10. Miller. Stephen.
11. Parker. Susan.
12. Pollard. Ashley R. (C/O)
13. Shaw. Jeffery.*
14. Seed. Ricky.*
15. Worsfold. Graham.

? (WIA/KIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Crawshaw. Michael.
3. Gathercole. John.(C/O)
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Slaughter. Martin.

Notes:
Pathfinder Mission

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
1. Cox. Leslie. (WIA)
2. Davies. Luke. (WIA)
3. Evans. Stephen. (2IC)(WIA*)
4. Edwards. Simon. (WIA)
5. Gill. Stephen. (3IC)(WIA)
6. Hocken. Russell. (WIA)
7. Hughes. Richard. (WIA)
8. Kays. Mathew. (WIA)
9. Miller. Stephen. (WIA)
10. Parker. Susan. (WIA)
11. Pollard. Ashley R. (C/O)(WIA)
12. Shaw. Jeffery. (WIA)
13. Seed. Ricky. (WIA)
14. Worsfold. Graham. (WIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Crawshaw. Michael.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gentle. Mary R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Wayland. Dean C. (C/O)

Notes:
See the Additional Notes below. *CASEVAC

Mission 3 Mission 4 Mission 5 Notes
M-3 SG Team
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Davies. Luke.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. Hocken. Russell.
8. Hughes. Richard.
9. Kays. Mathew.
10. Miller. Stephen.
11. Parker. Susan.
12. Pollard. Ashley R.
13. Shaw. Jeffery.
14. Seed. Ricky.
15. Worsfold. Graham.

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Crawshaw. Michael.
3. Gathercole. John. (C/O)
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Slaughter. Martin.
6. ?

Notes:
No WIA or
CASEVAC required

See Additional Notes below.

M-4 SG Team
2 Person Tean:
1. ? (C/O)
2. ? (2IC)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Crawshaw. Michael.
3. Gathercole. John. (C/O)
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Wayland. Dean C.(C/o)
8. ?

Notes:
Pathfinder Mission

*CASEVAC

M-5 SG Team
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Cox. Leslie.
3. Davies. Luke.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Edwards. Simon.
6. Gill. Stephen. (C/O)
7. Hocken. Russell.
8. Hughes. Richard.
9. Kays. Mathew.
10. Miller. Stephen.
11. Parker. Susan.
12. Shaw. Jeffery.
13. Seed. Ricky.
14. Worsfold. Graham.

? (2IC/3IC/WIA/KIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Crawshaw. Michael.
3. Gathercole. John. (C/O)
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Wayland. Dean C.(C/o)
8. ?

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = 14+

KIA = #?

MIA = 0

Purple Heart Awards
Evans. Stephen.

Notes:
?

Additional Notes

CON-32 Operation Torrington

October 5-7 2001

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
10/05/01
01 OUTBOUND P165 06:53 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 1
02 INBOUND P165 07:35 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 1
10/06/01
03 OUTBOUND C013B 11:36 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND C013B 14:53 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND C208A 20:28 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 3
026 INBOUND C208A 22:33 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3
10/07/01
07 OUTBOUND P147 10:09 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 4
08 INBOUND P147 11:01 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4

CON-32 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie.
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Buxton. Martin.*
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Crawshaw. Michael.
7. Davies. Luke.
8. Edwards Ben.*
9. Evans. Stephen.
10. Gill. Shanine. (S2)
11. Gill. Stephen.
12. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
13. Hocken. Russell.
14. Hughes. Richard.
15. Jackson. Frank.*
16. Parker. Susan.
17. Pollard. Ashley R.
18. Reardon. Brian.*
19. Shaw. Jeffory.
20. Slaughter. Martin.
21. Wayland. Dean C.
22. Wren. Hellen.*

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Buxton. Martin.*
4. Cox. Leslie.
5. Crawshaw. Michael.
6. Davies. Luke.
7. Edwards Ben.*
8. Evans. Stephen.
9. Gill. Stephen.
10. Hammond-Turner. Joel.
11. Hocken. Russell.
12. Hughes. Richard.
13. Jackson. Frank.*
14. Parker. Susan.
15. Pollard. Ashley R.
16. Reardon. Brian.*
17. Shaw. Jeffory.
18. Slaughter. Martin.
19. Wren. Hellen.*

Notes:
3 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
members of SG17.

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
A unauthorised supply cache found.

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
1. Stokes. B. 2LT (MD)
2. Vosloo. S. MSGT.
3. Members of SG17
4. Elements of SG-18
5. ?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
See Aditional Notes below.

*CASEVAC

Mission 3 Mission 4 Notes
M-3 SG Team
1. Darius 2LT (iIC) (MIA)
2. Vosloo S. MSGT.(2IC) (WIA)
3. ?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Unit of
Type 1's
engaged

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
1. Ash. M. (2IC)
2. Carter. Y. SPEC.(Phd)
3. Woods. G. SPEC. (Phd)
4. ?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Another Type 2 encountered.

Possibly 3-4 other unknown
Gates heard activating.

*CASEVAC

WIA = 1+

KIA = #?

MIA = 1

Notes:
?

Additional Notes

Durring Mission 2, three scientists, claiming to be employees of Special Scientific Investigations (SSI), who had escaped the Foot Hold Situation at Vostok base (Base 78 Antarctica), via a Gate, and then caught in a time slip from August 1999 (CON-21 Op. Tewksbury), were recovered along with a Type 1 as follows:
1. Dr. Alex Tripp SSI biogeneticist.
2. Dr. Vivienne Green SSI biochemist.
3. Dr. James Beech SSI xenobiologist.
4. Type 1 male answering to the name "Craig" who could not otherwise be identified by UNSGC records. Suspect is probably pre OCS personnel.

CON-33 Operation Newbury

November 23-25 2001

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
DATE
01 OUTBOUND C098B 06:35 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 1
02 INBOUND C098B 07:35 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND Training 10:30 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND Training 12:30 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND

P165

 14:38 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 3
06 INBOUND P165 16:32 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3
07 OUTBOUND C075B 20:26 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 4
08 INBOUND C075A 22:02 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4
09 OUTBOUND C126A
 10:14 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 5
10 INBOUND C126A 11:57 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 5

CON-33 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2
Combat
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Anderson. Tracie.
3. Booley. Christopher.
4. Burton. Declan.
5. Buxton. Martin.
6. Causley. James.*
7. Cox. Leslie.
8. Crawshaw. Michael.
9. Crisford. Adam.*
10. Davies. Luke.
11. Evans. Stephen.
12. Forsythe. Steven.*
13. Gathercole. John.(S5)
14. Gill. Shanine. (S2)
15. Gill. Stephen.
16. Graham. Ian.
17. Kellet. Brett.
18. Kellet. Brian.
19. Kennon. Nicholas.
20. Nicholson. Paul.
21. Parker. Susan.
22. Pollard. Ashley R.
23. Slaughter. Martin.
24. Wayland. Dean C.
25. Worsfold. Graham.
26. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Burton. Declan.
4. Buxton. Martin.
5. Causley. James.
6. Cox. Leslie.
7. Crawshaw. Michael.
8. Crisford. Adam.
9. Davies. Luke.
10. Evans. Stephen.
11. Forsythe. Steven.
12. Gill. Stephen.
13. Graham. Ian.
14. Kellet. Brett.
15. Kellet. Brian.
16. Kennon. Nicholas.
17. Nicholson. Paul.
18. Parker. Susan.
19. Pollard. Ashley R.
20. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
2 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 3
Recon		 Mission 4
Combat
""The Long Run" 		Mission 5
Combat		 Notes
M-3 SG Team
1. Ash. M. CPT. (1IC)(WIA)
2. Carter. Y. SPEC. (Dr)
3. Castle. 2LT. (2IC)
4. Lancaster. S. (Dr)(MIA)
5. Landers. PFC. (WIA)
6. Vosloo. S. MSGT. (3IC)
7. ?

? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Attachments: Dr. Lancaster DSTL.
(MIA) lost in transit.

Stargazer Mk2 deployed.

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
1. Garibaldi. PFC (KIA)
2. Landers. PFC. (WIA)
3. Burton. Declan.
4. Buxton. Martin.
5. Causley. James.*
6. Cox. Leslie.
7. Crisford. Adam.
8. Davies. Luke.
9. Evans. Stephen.
10. Forsythe. Steven.*
11. Graham. Ian.
12. Kellet. Brett.
13. Kellet. Brian.
14. Kennon. Nicholas. (2IC)
15. Nicholson. Paul.
16. Pollard. Ashley R. (1IC)
17. Slaughter. Martin.

? (3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Crawshaw. Michael.
4 Gathercole. John.(S5)
5. Gill. Shanine.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Worsfold. Graham.
7 Wren. Hellen.

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
See the Additional Notes below.

*CASEVAC

M-5 SG Team
1. Landers. PFC.
2. ?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Four members of SG14 were
recovered, all infected with the
M-1 "K" nanite variant:
1. Brian K.
2. Christopher. B.
3. DeBeer. Stephen.
4. Leslie. C.

*CASEVAC

WIA = 3+

KIA = 1

MIA = 0

Notable Awards:

Bronze Star
CPT. Ash. M. Phd.

Achievement Medal
1. CPT Ash. M. (Phd)
2 2LT Castle. T.
3. PFC Landers.
4. PFC Garibaldi*
5. ?

Notes:
*Posthumously awarded

Additional Notes

CON-34 Regimental Dinner and Conference #2

February 9-10 2002

CON-34 Roster

General
1. Cox. Leslie.
2. Gill. Shanine.
3. Gill. Stephen.
4. Parker. Susan. 		5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
8. Worsfold. Graham.

CON-35 Expert Infantry Course #8

March 9-10 2002

CON-35 Roster

General Training
1. Booley. Christopher.
2, Buxton. Martin.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Cockayne. Nicholas.*
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Davies. Luke.
7. Evans. Stephen.
8. Gathercole. John.
9. Gentle. Mary R.
10. Gill. Shanine.
11. Gill. Stephen.
12. Jackson. Frank.
13. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
14. Worsfold. Graham.
15. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Booley. Christopher.
2, Buxton. Martin.*
3. Clarke. Stephen.*
4. Cockayne. Nicholas.*
5. Cox. Leslie.
6. Davies. Luke.*
7. Evans. Stephen.
8. Gathercole. John.
9. Gentle. Mary R.
10. Gill. Shanine.
11. Gill. Stephen.
12. Jackson. Frank.*
13. Wayland. Dean C. (DI)
14. Worsfold. Graham.
15. Wren. Hellen.*

Notes:
*First Expert Infantry Course,
being awarded the EIB.

All awarded 14 EIC Points

CON-36 Operation Edgehill

June 28-30 2002

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
06/29/02
01 OUTBOUND P188A 10.35 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 1
02 INBOUND P188A 11:51 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND P116 16:14 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND P116 16:14 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND P162 20:56 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 3
06 INBOUND P162 22:05 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3
06/30/02
07 OUTBOUND C213 10:16 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 4
08 INBOUND C213 11:38 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4

CON-36 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2

1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Burton. Decland.
4. Buxton. Martin.
5. Clarke. Stephen.
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Gathercole. John. (Joint S5)
8. Gill. Shanine. (Joint S5)
9. Gill. Stephen.
10. Hayton. Nicholas.
11. Jackson. Frank.
12. Kellet. Brett.
13. Kellet. Brian.
14. Kennon. Nicholas.
15. Miller. Stephen.
16. Parker. Susan.
17. Pollard. Ashley R.
18. Slaughter. Martin. (S2)
19. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
20. Wren. Hellen.
21. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S3,S4)

Notes:
?

1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Burton. Decland.
3. Buxton. Martin.
4. Clarke. Stephen.
5. Evans. Stephen.
6. Gill. Stephen.
7. Hayton. Nicholas.
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Kellet. Brett.
10. Kellet. Brian.
11. Kennon. Nicholas.
12. Miller. Stephen.
13. Parker. Susan.
14. Pollard. Ashley R.
15. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
2 BUP's

M-1 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 3 Mission 4 Notes

M-3 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
?

CON-37 Battle Practise #3

July 26-28 2002

CON-37 Roster

General Training Notes
1. Buxton. Martin.
2. Cockayne Nicholas.*
3. .Evans. Stephen.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Kellet. Brett.
8. Kellet. Brian.
9. Parker. Susan.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
12. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
?

1. Buxton. Martin.
2. Cockayne Nicholas.*
3. .Evans. Stephen.
4. Gathercole. John.
5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Kellet. Brett.
8. Kellet. Brian.
9. Parker. Susan.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Wayland. Dean C.
12. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
-

21 BPU

CON-38 Battle Practise #4

September 13-15 2002

CON-38 Roster

General Training Notes
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Thomas. Simon.
8. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
9. Worsfold. Graham.
10. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
?

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Booley. Christopher.
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gentle. Mary R.
5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Slaughter. Martin.
7. Thomas. Simon.
8. Wayland. Dean C.
9. Worsfold. Graham.
10. Wren. Hellen.

Notes:
-

21 BPU

CON-39 Operation Worcester

November 22-24 2002

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
November 22 2002
01 OUTBOUND P158 23:21 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 1
November 23 2002
02 INBOUND P158 00:27 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 1
04 OUTBOUND P165 11:13 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 2
05 INBOUND P165 13:38 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 2
06 OUTBOUND UXC042A 16:16 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 3
07 INBOUND UXC042A 17:48 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 3
08 OUTBOUND P308B 21:50 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 4
09 INBOUND P308B 23:09 LANDING) FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4
10 INBOUND P308B 23:49 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 4
November 24 2002
11 OUTBOUND C177A 09:50 LANDING FT = #mins.
Return from
Mission 5
12 INBOUND C177A 11:09 LANDING FT = #mins.
Mission 5

CON-39 Roster

General Mission 1 Notes
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Gathercole. John. (Joint S5)
6. Gill. Shanine. (Joint S5)
7. Gill. Stephen.
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Kellet. Brian. (22nd-23th)
10. Molloy. John.
11. Rushen. Clive.
12. Pollard. Ashley R.
13. Slaughter. Martin. (S2)
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
16. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S3, S4)

Notes:
-

M-1 SG Team
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O/2IC/3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
NO TRAINING

CON-40 Regimental Dinner and Conference #3

January 10-12 2003

CON-40 Roster

General
1. Booley. Christopher.
2. Cockayne. Nicholas.
3. Gathercole. John.
4. Gill. Shanine.
 5. Gill. Stephen.
6. Miller. Stephen.
7. Parker. Susan.
8. Pollard. Ashley R.
 9. Thomas. Simon.
10. Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
11. Worsfold. Graham.
12. Wren. Helen.

Notes:
?

CON-41 Operation Marston Moor/EIC#9

February 28 2003 - March 2 2003

Issued on 28/02/03

NB: The operation coincided with an Expert Infantry Course being run at the same venue. The issued Gatewatch report reads as follows:

Coinciding with your operation “ CONTACT 41”, we have identified 19 unexpected Gate activations at this time. They are all for the 28/02/2003-01/03/2003 period, and many remain unresolved times/targets and many are new this year. This is in line with recent months observations, the Gate system is exhibiting some not before seen behaviour. Gatewatch 52/54/55 are all reporting similar unscheduled signal spikes and like ours many are unresolved or new times/targets. There is no data from Star Gate 53 (France) for comparison. We will keep you apprised.

Special Note: this is the last Gatewatch Report that gives Gate activations which have partially unresolved signals, for either time or target. Details of Gates:

CON-41 Op.Marston Moor
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
February 28 2003
01 INBOUND ?21:4800:04 -
February 29 2003
02 INBOUND XC075B 00:46 01:17 G-1455
03 OUTBOUND ? 02:1803:37 -
04 INBOUND P341 03:4703:55 -
05 INBOUND P309 04:3704:57 -
06 OUTBOUND ? 07:1107:17 -
07 OUTBOUND P288 07:4409:29 -
08 OUTBOUND P206 10:5511:41 -
09 INBOUND ?11:4711:49 -
10 OUTBOUND ? 12:3212:33 -
11 INBOUND P301 ?13:21 -
12 OUTBOUND ? 13:49? -
13 INBOUND P278 ?15:02 -
14 INBOUND ? 16:0417:01 -
15 OUTBOUND P309 17:0517:06 -
16 INBOUND XC075A 19:3519:36 G-1454
17 OUTBOUND XC075A 20:4720:48 G-1454
18 INBOUND XC075B 22:3723:08 G-1455
19 INBOUND ? ?23:58 -

CON-41 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Notes
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO)
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Churchett. Stephen.*
4. Clarke. Stephen.
5. Crofts. Amanda.*
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Gathercole. John. (20:00+ 1st-2nd)
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Lamb. Dave. (28th- 1st)**
10. Mason. Peter.*
11. Miller. Stephen. (1st)***
12. Molloy. John.
13. Neal. John.*
14. Pollard. Ashley R.
15. Rushen. Clive.
16. Thomas. Simon. (S3)
17. Tregaskis. Robin.*
18. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
19. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
*First Operation

**Filming/photography

***Pyrotechnics Specialist

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Churchett. Stephen.*
4. Clarke. Stephen.
5. Crofts. Amanda.*
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Mason. Peter.*
9. Molloy. John.
10. Neal. John.*
11. Pollard. Ashley R.
12. Rushen. Clive.*
13. Thomas. Simon.
14. Tregaskis. Robin.*
15. Wayland. Dean C. (DI)
16. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
*First Expert Infantry Course

All awarded 14 EIC Points

M-1 SG Team 1. Buxton. Martin.
2. Churchett. Stephen.
3. Clarke. Steve.
4. Crofts. Amanda.
5. Evans. Stephen.
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Mason. Peter.
8. Molloy. John.
9. Neal. John.
10. Rushen. Clive.
11. Thomas. Simon. (C/O)
12. Tregaskis. Robin.

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Miller. Stephen. (Pyros Spec.)
3. Pollard. Ashley.
4. Wayland. Dean C. (C/O)
5. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
WMD Recovered

*CASEVAC

Notable Awards:
Expert Infantry Badge:
Churchett. Stephen.
Crofts. Amanda.
Mason. Peter.
Neal. John.
Rushen. Clive.
Tregaskis. Robin.

Notes:
-

CON-42 Battle Practise #5

May 16-18 2003

General Training Notes
1. Buxton. Martin.
2. Clarke. Stephen.
3. Cockayne. Nick.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Gathercole. John. (17th-18th)
6. Hayes. John. (17th)*
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Kellet. Brett.
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Martin. Christopher.*
11. Metcalf. Richard.
12. Molloy. John.
13. Pollard. Ashley.
14. Rushen. Clive.
15. Rye. Kevin.*
16. Smith. Trevor.*
17. Thomas. Simon.
18. Tregaskis. Robin.
19. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
20. Worsfold. Graham.
21. Wren. Helen

Notes:
?

1. Buxton. Martin.
2. Clarke. Steve.
3. Cockayne. Nick.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Gathercole. John. (17th-18th)
6. Hayes. John. (17th)
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Kellet. Brett.
9. Kellet. Brian.
10. Martin. Christopher.
11. Metcalf. Richard.
12. Molloy. John.
13. Pollard. Ashley.
14. Rushen. Clive.
15. Rye. Kevin.
16. Smith. Trevor.
17. Thomas. Simon.
18. Tregaskis. Robin.
19. Wayland. Dean C.
20. Worsfold. Graham.
21. Wren. Helen

Notes:
-

17 BPU

CON-43 Operation Hexham

July 25-27 2003

Issued on 25/07/2003

We have identified 198 Gate activations at this time. They are all for the 25/07(21:02)-27/07(13:39) period, and many remain unresolved times/targets and many are new this year. This is in line with recent observations, as the Gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39 and 41. As only 8 of these Gates have complete data, we have only included their details. All are for the 26th. Gatewatch 52/54/55 are all continuing to report similar increased and some unscheduled signal spikes and like ours many are unresolved or new times/targets. There is still no data from Star Gate-53 for comparison at this time. We will keep you apprised.

Special Note: as of this operation all future Gatewatch Reports omit partial entries. If a signal is resolved, then a supplement is issued.

Details of usable Gates:

Note that all operationally useful Gates take place only on the 26/07/03

CON-43 Op.Hexham
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
July 26 2003
01 OUTBOUND XC213A 06:2406:44 DESERTIFIED
02 INBOUND XC213A 07:0907:29 -
03 INBOUND XC213B 07:4808:08 -
04 OUTBOUND P081 15:0215:17 -
05 INBOUND P081 17:0317:18 -
06 OUTBOUND P018 21:2121:23 -
07 INBOUND P018 22:3422:36 -
08 INBOUND P018 23:1523:17 -

CON-43 Roster

General Mission 1 Notes
1. Booley. Christopher. (S3)**
2. Churchett. Stephen.
3. Crofts. Amanda.
4. Doidge. Simon.*
5. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.*
6. Hayes. John. (26th)
7. JJ (26th)*/***
8. Mason. Peter.
9. Neal. John.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Smith. Trevor.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Tregaskis. Robin.
14. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
15. Worsfold. Graham.
16. Wren. Hellen.**

? (S2,S4,CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

**Last Operation
Assigned to Base 56
New Zealand

***Details to be added.

M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
NO TRAINING

*CASEVAC

Notes:
?

CON-44 Operation Stoke

September 26-28 2003

Issued @ 15:00hrs on 26/09/2003

We have identified a large number of gate activations at this time (201). They are all for the 26/09(18:44)-28/09(17:19) period. Many signals remain at this time unresolved (times/target) and several are previously unknown destinations. This is in line with recent observations, as the gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39, 41, and 42. Only the 16 gates which are of tactical use have been detailed below..

Gatewatch 52/54/55 are all continuing to report similarly increased activity plus unscheduled signal spikes. Like ours many are unresolved times/targets, with numerous new signatures. There is still no data from Star Gate #53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line. We will keep you apprised.

Details of usable gates:

CON-44 Op.Stoke
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
September 27 2003
01 OUTBOUND XC161A 00:0400:19 -
02 OUTBOUND XC161A 00:2700:42 -
03 INBOUND XC161A 00:4901:04 -
04 OUTBOUND XC1O5C* 10:4110:56 -
05 OUTBOUND P401A 10:5911:21 -
06 INBOUND XC1O5C* 11:5312:08 -
07 INBOUND P401A 12:0912:31 -
08 OUTBOUND XC134B 16:1116:28 -
09 INBOUND XC134B 17:1517:32 -
10 OUTBOUND XC145A 21:2121:23 -
11 INBOUND XC145A 22:3822:40 -
September 28 2003
12 INBOUND XC145A 00:0100:03 -
13 OUTBOUND P407A 00:0700:09 -
14 INBOUND P407A 00:1100:13 -
15 OUTBOUND XC074B 09:2209:37 -
16 INBOUND XC074B 11:0111:17 -

* a C (ex-colony) world, but a new Gate signature. XC105A was the site of the New Greenham Common base, which was over-run during CON-3 (1996). It has not been accessed through Star Gate #51 since CON-16 (1998).

CON-44 Roster

General Training Mission 1
1. Berry. Susan.*
2. Churchett. Stephen.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Crofts. Amanda.
5. Doidge. Simon.
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Grana-Priego Anthony.
8. Hayes. John.(27th)
9. Jackson. Frank.
10. Mason. Peter.
11. Molloy. John.
12. Neal. John.
13. Pollard. Ashley R.
14. Rushen. Clive.
15. Smith. Trevor.
16. Tregaskis. Robin.
17. Wayland. Dean C. (S1,S5)
18. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
? (S3)
? (S4)
? (CMO)

Notes:
-

1. Berry. Susan.*
2. Churchett. Stephen.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Crofts. Amanda.
5. Doidge. Simon.
6. Evans. Stephen.
7. Grana-Priego Anthony.
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Mason. Peter.
10. Molloy. John.
11. Neal. John.
12. Pollard. Ashley R.
13. Rushen. Clive.
14. Smith. Trevor.
15. Tregaskis. Robin.
16. Wayland. Dean C.

Notes:

2 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 2 Mission 3 Mission 4
M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-4 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 5 Mission 6 Notes
M-5 SG Team
1. BODDICKER (MIA
2. BROWN. (MIA)
3. PLISKIN. (MIA)
4. MORGENSTERN. J. *
5. MARTINDALE (MIA)
6. STERLING. (MIA)
7. VORSFELD (MIA)
8. ?

? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-6 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

WIA = 1+

KIA = #?

MIA = 6

Awards:
Boddicker: SGSR
JACKSON. Frank: SGSR
Pliskin: SGSR
POLLARD. Ashley: Purple Heart
RUSHEN. Clive: SGSR
Sterling: SGSR
TREGASKIS. Robin. SGSR
WORSFOLD. Graham: SGSR

Notes:
-

*CASEVAC

CON-45 Operation London Bridge

November 21-23 2003

Issued @21:00hrs on 20/11/03

We have identified a large number of Gate activations at this time 272, 71 more than at CON.44. They are all for the period 21/11/03 (16:37)-22/11/03 (21:10). As before many signals remain at this time unresolved (times/target) and several are previously unknown destinations. This is consistent with recent observations, as the Gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39, 41, 42 and 44. Only the gates which are of tactical use have been detailed below:

Gatewatch 52/54/55 are all continuing to report similarly increased activity plus unscheduled signal spikes between cycles. Like ours many are unresolved times/targets, with numerous new signatures. There is still no data from Star Gate #53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line, but are confident that normal operations will be resumed early in ’04. We will keep you apprised.

Details of usable gates:

CON-45 Op.London Bridge
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
November 22 2003
01 OUTBOUND P493A 00:0300:05 -
02 INBOUND P493A 00:0900:11 -
03 INBOUND P493A 00:1300:15 -
04 INBOUND P493A 00:2100:23 -
05 INBOUND P493A 00:3700:39 -
06 INBOUND P493A 01:0901:11 -
07 INBOUND P493A 02:1302:15 -
08 INBOUND P493A 04:2104:23 -
09 INBOUND P493A 08:3708:39 -
10 OUTBOUND P493A 11:0611:08 -
11 OUTBOUND P444C 14:1414:29 -
12 INBOUND P444C 15:4616:01 -
13 OUTBOUND P027C 19:1820:20 -
14 INBOUND P027B 20:1720:19 -
15 OUTBOUND P029A 21:3421:36 -
16 INBOUND P029A 22:0422:06 -
17 OUTBOUND P407A 23:0123:03 -
18 INBOUND P407B 23:0923:11 -
19 INBOUND P407B 23:1723:19 -
20 INBOUND P407B 23:3323:35 -
November 23 2003
21 INBOUND P407B 00:0500:07 -
22 INBOUND P407B 01:0901:11 -
23 INBOUND P407B 02:1702:19 -
24 INBOUND P407B 04:3304:35 -
25 OUTBOUND P493A 09:1209:14 -
26 OUTBOUND XC057A* 09:1610:30 Combat
Mission
No.?
27 INBOUND XC057A* 11:3312:47 Return

* a C (ex-colony) world not accessed from Star Gate #51 since CON-18 (1999), part of the “Abridge Complex”.

CON-45 Roster

General Mission 1 Notes
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Hayes. John. (22nd)
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Molloy. John.
8. Pollard. Ashley R.
9. Rushen. clive.
10. Smith. Trevor.
11. Thomas. Simon.
12. Tregaskis. Robin.
13. Wayland. Dean C. (S1,S5)
14. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
? (S3)
? (S4)
? (CMO)

Notes:
?

M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
NO TRAINING

*CASEVAC

CON-46 Regimental Dinner and Conference #4

January 10-11 2004

General Notes
1 Clarke. Stephen.
2 Evans. Stephen.
3 Hayes. John. (10th)
4 Jackson. Frank.
5 Pollard. Ashley R.
 6 Rushen. Clive.
7 Tregaskis. Robin.
8 Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
9 Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
N/A (S3)
N/A (S4)
N/A (S5)
N/A (CMO)

Notes:
?

CON-47 Operation Sedgemoor

March 26-28 2004

Issued @20:30hrs on 26/03/04

We have identified a much decreased number of Gate activations at this time, a total of only 27, compared to 272 at CON.45, 201 at CON.44 AND 198 at CON.43. It is more like the unscheduled cycle at CON.41 and not even as large as all preceding cycles, CON.01-38. They are all for the period 26/03/04 (21:47)-28/03/04 (15:10). 14 of these signals remain at this time unresolved (times/target), only 13 are actually viable. All of which are to known destinations with the exception of 1, however they are targets that have not come up on Star Gate # 51’s normal range, except for the last which appeared for the first and only time at CON.44 “OPERATION STOKE” in September 2003.

This is consistent with recent observations, as the Gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39-45, with rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews expected.

Gatewatch 52/54/55 are in the present cycle, all continuing to report similarly decreased activity plus unscheduled signal spikes between cycles. Like ours many are unresolved times/targets, with numerous new signatures. There is still no data from Star Gate #53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line, but are confident that normal operations will be resumed later in the year. We will keep you apprised.

Details of usable gates:

CON-47 Op.Sedgemoor
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
March 27 2004
01 OUTBOUND XC031A 10:0611:23 -
02 OUTBOUND XC107A 11:2411:39 -
03 INBOUND XC107A 13:1613:31 -
04 OUTBOUND XC255A 15:1115:23 -
05 INBOUND XC255A 17:2117:33 -
06 OUTBOUND XC133C21:4421:46 -
07 INBOUND XC133C 23:2423:26 -
08 OUTBOUND P517A 01:4501:47 -
09 INBOUND P517A 02:0302:05 -
10 INBOUND P517A 02:0602:08 -
11 INBOUND P517A 02:1002:12 -
March 28 2004
12 OUTBOUND XC1O5C* 09:1209:14 -
13 INBOUND XC1O5C* 11:3312:47 -
* a C (ex-colony) world, but a new Gate signature. XC105A was the site of the New Greenham Common base, which was over-run during CON-3 (1996). It has not been accessed through Star Gate #51 since CON-16 (1998).

CON-47 Roster

General Training Mission 1
1. Anderson. Simon. (CMO) (27th)
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Mathew.*
4. Buxton. Martin.
5. Churchett. Stephen.
6. Clarke. Stephen.
7. Crofts. Amanda.
8. Doherty. Liam.*
9. Doidge. Simon.
10. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
11. Hayes. John. (27th)
12. Molloy. John.
13. Neal. John.
14. Pollard. Ashley.
15. Rushen. Clive.
16. Smith. Trevor
17. Tregaskis. Robin.
18. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
19. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2-S5/CMO)

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Berry. Susan.
2. Bridgey. Mathew.
3. Buxton. Martin.
4. Churchett. Stephen.
5. Clarke. Steve.
6. Crofts. Amanda.
7. Doherty. Liam.
8. Doidge. Simon.
9. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
10. Molloy. John.
11. Neal. John.
12. Pollard. Ashley.
13. Rushen. Clive.
14. Smith. Trevor
15. Tregaskis. Robin.

Notes:
2 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 2 Mission 3 Mission 4
M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 5 Mission 6 Notes
M-5 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-6 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = 5

KIA = 1 1Lt Alexeyev.

MIA = #?

Notes:
T1's disguised as
Russian personnel
from SITE-54,
mounted an assault
on RGHQ-51 resulting
in 6 casualties from
9mmx19mm pistols
including 1 fatality.

Awards:
BUXTON. Martin: Purple Heart
DOIDGE. Simon: Purple Heart
GRANA-PIREGO. Anthony: Purple Heart
POLLARD. Ashley: Purple Heart
TREGASKIS. Robin: SGSR
WORSFOLD. Graham: Purple Heart

CON-48 Battle Practise #6

May 21-23 2004

CON-48 Roster

General Training Notes
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Bridgey. Mathew.*
3. Buxton. Martin.
4. Clarke. Steve.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
7. Hayes. John. (22nd)
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Molloy. John.
10. Rushen. Clive.
11. Smith. Trevor.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Tregaskis. Robin.
14. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
15. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
?

1. Berry. Susan.
2. Bridgey. Mathew.*
3. Buxton. Martin.
4. Clarke. Steve.
5. Gathercole. John.
6. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
7. Hayes. John.
8. Jackson. Frank.
9. Molloy. John.
10. Rushen. Clive.
11. Smith. Trevor.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Tregaskis. Robin.
14. Wayland. Dean C.
15. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
?

20 BPU

CON-49 Operation Berwick

September 17-19 2004

Issued @ 19:30hrs on 17/09/04

We have identified a huge increase in the number of gate activations at this time, a total of 784, compared to 27 at CON-47 which was unusually low compared to the apparent current trend, e.g. 272 at CON.45, 201 at CON.44 and 198 at CON.43, which is in turn very much unlike the unscheduled cycle at CON.41, but it is larger than all preceding cycles, CON.01-38.

They are all for the period 17/09/04 (11:28)-19/09/04 (21:47). The majority of these signals remain at this time unresolved (times/target), and it is expected that due to the poor signal strength, they will remain as such, although this volume of traffic is extremely unusual.

17 of the “time” unresolved signals are ALL from C105, but are from several gates: 105C, 105D, 105E and 105F of which only 105C has ever come up before (gates A and B* having been destroyed pre OCS). These must be gates that are elsewhere on “C105 Greenham Common” and were never discovered during its occupation.

*Note that the "B" Gate was not on the SG#51 line.

Only 4 are actually viable. All of which are to known destinations with the exception of 1, however they are targets that have not come up on STARGATE 51’s normal range, so are unknown here.

This behaviour remains “consistent” within the parameters of recent observations, as the gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39-47, with rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews expected.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present cycle, all reporting similarly increased activity plus hundreds of unresolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line, but are confident that normal operations will be resumed early in the new year. We will keep you apprised.

As of 09/09/2004 STARGATE 55 has ceased operating, no further data is expected, other than archived material (presuming that this has not also been lost).

Details of usable gates:

CON-49 Op.Berwick
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
September 17 2004
01 OUTBOUND P459A 23:0923:24 -
02 INBOUND P459A 23:4423:59 -
September 18 2004
03 INBOUND P459A 00:1500:30 -
04 OUTBOUND P577C 14:0114:16 -
05 OUTBOUND P577A 14:5215:07 -
06 INBOUND P577A 17:4417:59 -
07 INBOUND XC133C 18:2518:40 -
08 OUTBOUND P772A* 21:0521:07 -
09 INBOUND P772A* 21:3721:39 -
10 INBOUND P772A* 23:0123:03 -
11 OUTBOUND P772A* 23:2623:28 -
12 INBOUND P772B* 23:4023:58 -
September 19 2004
13 OUTBOUND P666A 10:2210:40 -
14 INBOUND P666B 12:2312:41 -
15 INBOUND P666A 13:3113:49 -

CON-49 Roster

General Training Mission 1
1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Mathew.
4. Churchett. Stephen.
5. Doidge. Simon.
6. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
7. Hayes. John. (18th)
8. Molloy. John.
9. Neal. John.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Rushen. Clive.
12. Smith. Trevor.
13. Tregaskis. Robin.
14. Wayland. Dean C. (S1,S5)

? (S2-S5)

Notes:
?

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Mathew.
4. Churchett. Stephen.
5. Doidge. Simon.
6. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
7. Hayes. John.
8. Molloy. John.
9. Neal. John.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Rushen. Clive.
12. Smith. Trevor.
13. Tregaskis. Robin.
14. Wayland. Dean C.
Notes:
3 BPU's 		M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 2 Mission 3 Mission 4
M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 5 Mission 6 Notes
M-5 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-6 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
?

CON-50 Operation Hedingham

November 26-28 2004

Issued @ 16:00hrs on 26/11/2004

Consistent with the recent seemingly erratic behaviour of the Gate, we have detected an almost 97% drop off in the number of gate activations for this operation, compared to that of the previous. At this time, only a total of 23, contrasted with the 784 at CON-49, which was unusually high yet consistent with the apparent trend up until CON-47 (27) and CON-41 (19) which this cycle resembles. Note the 272 at CON.45, 201 at CON.44 and 198 at CON.43, which is in turn very much unlike the unscheduled cycle at CON.41, but it is larger than all preceding cycles, CON.01-38, which averaged only 11 activations in the typical 48 hour cycle.

All the current activations are for the period 25/11/04 (14:36)-29/11/04 (15:53). All of the early and later signals remain at this time unresolved (times/target), and it is expected that due to the poor signal strength, they will remain as such. Only 13 of these 23 gates are actually viable. All of which are to known destinations, however 1 is a target that has not come up on STARGATE 51’s normal range, so is unknown here, a situation almost identical to CON-49.

This behaviour remains “consistent” within the parameters of recent observations, as the gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39-49, with rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews expected as before. Great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries or loss of personnel or equipment during this operation. Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present cycle, all reporting similarly decreased activity with few resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line, but are confident that normal operations will be resumed towards the middle of next year. STAR GATE 55 along with all archived material and the majority of the personnel at the REGION-55 Base where it was housed, are as most of you know, lost due to the use of the base’s self destruct system, in response to a “Foothold” situation. It is unknown how many REGION-55 survivors are actually currently stranded off world, with the exception of those listed as MIA (see issue 50 of the MIA listings). Caution is recommended when dealing with such personnel, due to possible long duration exposure to ABC. No further data is expected, and the PRC is currently reassessing its contribution to the CONTACT program. We will keep you apprised.

Details of usable gates:

CON-50 Op.Hedingham
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
November 26 2004
01 OUTBOUND VXC161A 22:5923:14 Mission 1
02 INBOUND VXC161A 23:4023:55 Return from
Mission 1
November 27 2004
03 INBOUND VXC161A 00:2200:37 Return from
Mission 1
04 INBOUND VXC161A 03:0203:17 Return from
Mission 1
05 OUTBOUND VXC075B 11:0211:17 Mission 2
G-1455
06 INBOUND VXC075B 12:4012:55 Return from
Mission 2
G-1455
07 OUTBOUND VP401A 16:1016:25 Mission 3
08 INBOUND VP401A 17:3617:51 Return from
Mission 3
09 OUTBOUND VP771A 21:1921:34 Mission 4
10 INTBOUND VP771A 23:4900:04 Return from
Mission 4
November 28 2004
11 OUTBOUND VP081A 10:1910:34 Mission 5
12 INBOUND VP081A 12:0712:22 Return from
Mission 5
13 INBOUND VP081A 13:0813:23 Return from
Mission 5

CON-50 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2
1. Bender. Robert.
2. Berry.. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Adam. (26th-27th)
4. Bridgey. Mathew.
5. Buxton. Martin.
6. Clarke. Stephen.
7. Doidge. Simon.
8. Evans. Stephen.
9. Gathercole. John. (27th-28th)
10. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
11. Hayes. John. (27th)
12. Jackson. Frank.
13. Mason. Peter.
14. Molloy. John.
15. Pollard. Ashley R.
16. Shaw. Kevin. (26th-27th)
17. Smith. Trevor.
18. Tregaskis. Robin.
19. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)
20. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2-S5/CMO)

Notes:
?

Notes:
NO TRAINING 		M-1 SG Team
PVT. BAILEY A. (MIA)
SGT. BRIGGS. J. (3IC)
PVT. GRANA-PRIEGO. A. (MIA)
SSGT. MORGENSTERN. A. (2IC) (MIA)
PVT. PAXTON. A. (MIA)
PVT. RIDGEWAY. A. (MIA)
PVT. THOMPSON. A. (MIA)
PVT. WALTERS A. (MIA)
SPEC. WEBSTER. D. (MO) (WIA)
CPT. WELL. E. (C/O)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 3 Mission 4 Mission 5 Notes
M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-4 SG Team Clarke. Stephen. (WIA)(MIA)
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-5 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = 1

KIA = #?

MIA = 7

PVT. BAILEY A.
PVT. GRANA-PRIEGO. A.
SSGT. MORGENSTERN. L. M.
PVT. PAXTON. A.
PVT. RIDGEWAY. S.
PVT. THOMPSON. A.
PVT. WALTERS A.
Notes:
?

CON-51 Regimental Dinner and Conference #5

February 5-6 2005

Unscheduled Gatewatch Report Issued @ 10:08hrs on 05/02/2005

Consistent with the continuing apparent erratic behaviour of the Gate, we have detected a series of signal spikes, somewhat more in advance than has to date been possible. We are expecting that on the day the strength will be very high. Quite what this will mean for the Gate, the base and any potential flight crews is at this time unknown.

The potential activations are for the period 05/03/05 (circa 09:00-19:00).

All of the signals remain at this time unresolved in terms of their precise times, however the destination is quite clear:

Target
X C 0 6 0 A

This behaviour remains “consistent” within the parameters of recent observations, as the Gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’S 39-50, with rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews expected as before. Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are, in advance of the next cycle for CON-52, all reporting similarly increased advanced activity, but unlike ours, with few resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Star Gate-53 for comparison at this time, as the French report that their base remains off-line.

CON-51 Roster

General
1 Clarke. Stephen. (ACMO)*
2 Evans. Stephen.(S2)
3 Parker. Susan.
4 Pollard. Ashley R.

*Acting Chief Medical Officer

5 Rushen. Clive.
6 Smith. Trevor.
7 Wayland. Dean C.(S1)
8 Worsfold. Graham.

CON-52 Operation Bannockburn

March 4-6 2005

Issued @ 17:00hrs on 04/03/2005 (Updated 07/03/05)

Following on from the advanced report issued on 05/02/2005 during CON-51, we have detected a massive increase in Gate activations for this operation, compared to that of the previous, a total of 1,046, as opposed to the 23 of CON-50. This is by far the largest number of signals detected in any of the preceeding normal 48 hour cycles, with those destined for VXC060A being extremely strong.

These activations cover the period 02/03/05 (03:31)-08/03/05 (01:42). Only 10 of these Gates are actually viable. All of which are to known destinations.

This behaviour remains “consistent” within the parameters of recent observations, as the gate system is continuing to exhibit untypical behaviour, as per CONTACT’s 39-50, with extremely rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews expected as before. Great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries or loss of personnel or equipment during this operation. Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present cycle, all reporting similarly increased activity with very few useful, yet strongly resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time.

It is still unknown how many REGION-55 survivors are actually currently stranded off world, with the exception of those listed as MIA (see the forthcoming Issue 52 of the MIA listings). Caution is recommended when dealing with such personnel, due to inevitable long duration exposure to ABC. No further data is expected, and the PRC is currently in negociations with Japan and Russia re its future contribution to the CONTACT program. We will keep you apprised.

Post operation revision of usable Gates (March 7 2005). Gate activations #7 and #10 flight times increased from 2 to 15 minutes. Two additional "inbound" activations detected #8 and #9. NB: VXC075A (G-1454) and VXC075B (G-1455) were in the printed hand-outs incorrectly prefixed with "VP".

CON-52 Op.Bannockburn
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Notes
March 5 2005
01 OUTBOUND VXC060A 11:58 12:56 Unused
02 OUTBOUND VXC060A 12:59 13:57 Mission 1
Combat
03 INBOUND VXC060A 14:01 14:59 Unused
04 INBOUND VXC060A 15:02 16:00 Return
1 x M1 survivor
Kellet, Brian
05 INBOUND VXC060A 15:49 17:02 Return
M-1 APAF
Gate opened 15 minutes early.
Team risked becoming MIA
06 INBOUND VXC060A 17:17 18:15 Unused
07 OUTBOUND VXC075A 21:51 22:06 Mission 2
G-1454
08 INBOUND VXC075B 22:45 22:47 Unused
new activation
G-1455
09 INBOUND VXC075B 23:14 23:16 Unused
new activation
G-1455
10 INBOUND VXC075A 23:49 00:04 Return
M-2 APAF
G-1454
March 6 2005
11 OUTBOUND XC060C 10:29 10:44 Mission 3
12 INBOUND XC060C 12:49 13:04 Return
M-3 APAF

CON-52 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2 Mission 3 Notes
1. Anderson. Simon. (Sat)
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Mathew. (Fri/Sat)
4. Churchett. Stephen.
5. Clarke. Stephen.(CMO)
6. Cockayne. Nicholas. (Sat)
7. Doidge. Simon.
8. Evans. Stephen (S2 & 2IC)
9. Hayes. John. (Sat)
10. Jackson. Frank.
11. Kellet. Brian.
12. Mason. Peter.
13. Molloy. John (3IC)
14. Neal. John.
15. Pollard. Ashley R. (Sat/Sun)
16. Rushen. Clive.
17. Russell. Gill.* (Fri/Sat)
18. Thomas. Simon. (S3)(Sat/Sun)
19. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/S5)
20. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes
*Casualty brought from DSTL,
Porton Down, for questioning,
they were the C/O on the mission
to XC060A

CQB Training = 1 Unit
1. Berry. Susan
2. Bridgey. Mathew
3. Churchett. Stephen
4. Clarke. Stephen
5. Evans. Stephen
6. Hayes. John
7. Jackson. Frank
8. Kellet. Brian
9. Molloy. John
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Rushen. Clive
12. Thomas. Simon
13. Worsfold. Graham (DI)

4 BPU's

M-1 SG Team

1. Berry. Susan. (WIA)
2. Bridgey. Mathew.
3. Churchett. Stephen.
4. Clarke. Stephen. (WIA*)
5. Evans. Stephen. (C/O)
6. Hayes. John.
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Kellet. Brian.
9. Molloy. John.
10. Rushen. Clive. (WIA*)
11. Worsfold. Graham. (WIA)

*CASEVAC

M-1 Perimeter Patrol

1. Anderson. Simon.
2. Cockayne. Nicholas.
3. Doidge. Simon.
4. Mason. Peter.
5. Neal. John.
6. Pollard. Ashley R.
7. Thomas. Simon.
8. Wayland. Dean C.(C/O)

 M-2 SG Team

1. Berry. Susan.
2. Bridgey. Mathew. (WIA*)
3. Churchett. Stephen.
4 Evans. Stephen.
5. Hayes. John.
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Kellet. Brian. (C/O) (WIA)
8. Molloy. John. (WIA)
9. Rushen. Clive.
10. Worsfold. Graham.

*CASEVAC

M-2 Perimeter Patrol

1. Doidge. Simon.
2. Mason. Peter.
3. Neal. John.
4. Pollard. Ashley R.
5. Thomas. Simon.

 M-3 SG Team

1. Berry. Susan.
2. Churchett. Stephen.
3. Evans. Stephen.
4. Jackson. Frank.
5. Kellet. Brian.
6. Molloy. John. (C/O)

*CASEVAC

M-3 Perimeter Patrol

1. Clarke. Stephen.
2. Doidge. Simon.
3. Mason. Peter.
4. Neal. John.
5. Pollard. Ashley R.
6. Rushen. Clive.
7. Thomas. Simon.

 WIA = 7 (3 Critical)

KIA = None

MIA = None APAF

Purple Heart Awards

Bridgey. Mathew.
Clarke. Stephen.
Rushen. Clive.

Other Notable Awards

None

CON-53 Operation Baden Hill

May 20-22 2005

Issued @ 11:00hrs on 20/05/2005

Contrary to recent Gate behaviour CON39-CON-52, the latter being "Operation Bannockburn" conducted onMarch 4-6 2005, we have detected a similar number of Gate activations for this operation, compared to that of the previous, a total of 1,109, as opposed to the 1,046 of CON-52. This is by far the largest number of signals detected in any of the preceeding normal 48 hour cycles. This is inconsistent with the wave pattern previously seen, where in the number of activations from one cycle to another have ossolated between a moderately low figure and a steadily increasing one, but with a very large differencial. This maybe an abaration or be indicative of an additional change in Gate behaviour.

These activations cover the period 19/05/05 (12:17)-23/05/05 (08:15). Only 25 of these Gates are actually viable. All of which are to known destinations with the exception of two, which have been designated as Pathfinder missions.

As with recent operational cycles, extremely rough and unpredictable flight experiences for crews are expected, due to the very strong natures of the signal spikes. Caution is especially recommended in respect to those Gates connected to UP818A, which are displaying a never before seen trait, that is the Flight Times are not consistent. What this will mean for any crew attempting a jump is unknown. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting a similar level of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time.

Other Points

It remains unknown how many REGION-55 (SG-55/PRC) survivors are actually currently stranded off world, with the exception of those listed as MIA (see the last Issue No.50 of the MIA listings). Extreme caution is recommended when dealing with such personnel, due to inevitable long duration exposure to ABC (09/09/04). No further data is expected from the PRC's UNSGC elements at this time.

The PRC's negociations with Japan and Russia re its future contribution to the CONTACT program broke down earlier this month, but have since recommenced with the assistance of representatives from the USA. We will keep you apprised as the situation develops.

Details of usable gates:

CON-53 Op.Baden Hill
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight Time
Notes
May 21st 2005
01 OUTBOUND UP888A**

(XC001A)

00:36 00:38 FT = 2mins.
Mission 1

Target destination changed**

02 INBOUND UP888A**

(XC001A)

01:04 01:06 FT = 2mins
Return
From Mission 1

Target departure
point changed**

03 OUTBOUND XC098A 07:07 07:09 FT = 2mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND XC098A 07:48 07:50 FT = 2 mins
Return From
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND XC060C 10:33 10:46 FT = 13mins
COMBAT Mission 3
06 INBOUND XC060C 12:01 12:14 FT = 13mins
Return From
COMBAT Mission 3
07 OUTBOUND VP075A 13:01 13:15 FT = 14mins.
COMBAT Mission 4
08 INBOUND VP075A 14:31 14:45 FT = 14mins.
Return From
COMBAT Mission 4
09 OUTBOUND UP818A 15:21 15:37 FT = 16mins.*
PF Mission 5
10 OUTBOUND UP818A 15:55 16:10 FT = 15mins*
PF Mission 6
11 INBOUND UP818A 16:47 17:01 FT = 14mins.*
Return From
PF Mission 5/6
12 INBOUND UP818A 17:34 17:47 FT = 13mins*
Return from
FP Mission 5/6
13 OUTBOUND XC123A 19:37 19:49 FT = 12mins.
Mission 7
14 INBOUND XC123A 20:38 20:50 FT = 12 mins
Return
From Mission 7
15 OUTBOUND UP018A 21:32 21:34 FT = 2mins
Mission 8
16 INBOUND UP018A 22:15 22:17 FT = 2mins
Return
From Mission 8
(17) OUTBOUND XC235B 23:01 23:12 Failed Gate
(18) OUTBOUND XC235A 23:47 23:49 Failed Gate
17

(19)

OUTBOUND

(INBOUND)

XC235A 23:06 23:08 FT = 2mins.
Mission 9

This Gate changed to an OUTBOUND from an
INBOUND Gate at the time of the failure
of the original Gates #17 and #18

18

(20)

INBOUND XC235B 23:48 23:59 FT = 11mins
Return
From Mission 9
May 22nd 2005
19

(21)

OUTBOUND XC101A 10:18 10:31 FT = 13mins.
Mission 10
20

(22)

OUTBOUND XC101A 10:58 11:11 FT = 13mins.
Mission 11
21

(23)

INBOUND XC101A 11:55 12:08 FT = 13mins.
Return From
Mission 10/11
22

(24)

INBOUND XC101A 12:19 12:29 FT = 10mins*
Return
From Mission 10/11
23

(25)

INBOUND XC101A 12:40 12:53 FT = 13mins.*
Return From
Mission 10/11
* The concequences arising from the variations in Flight Times are unknown.
**The signal spike for these two Gates "jumped" at the very last moment from XC001A to UP888A. There was no opportunity to warn the crew prior to them making their jump. Despite the deployment of the "experimental" wormhole communications system, the crew remained unaware of the situation until their return. Due to the crews lack of fore knowledge, this mission will NOT constitute a Pathfinder Mission, as concequencially they had no opportunity to "volunteer for hazardous duty". Worsfold and Rushen went missing during the return flight but were recovered from UP818A during Mission 5/6.

CON-53 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Mission 2 Mission 3
1. Bergin. Matthew.* (21st)
2. Berry. Susan.
3 Bridgey. Mathew. (21st-22nd)
4. Buxton. Martin.
5. Cheesemore. Barry.* (21st)
6. Chesmar. Stuart.* (21st)
7. Churchett. Stephen.
8. Doidge. Simon.
9. Fisher. Kim.* (21st)
10. Foster. Patricia.* (21st)
11. Furlong. Susan.* (21st)
12. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
13. Hayes. John. (21st)
14. Jackson. Frank.
15. Johnson. Lorna.* (21st)
16. Molloy. John.
17. Pollard. Ashley R.
18. Rushen. Clive.
19. Thomas. Simon. (S3)
20. Tucker. Malcolm.* (21st)
21. Tregaskis. Robin. (8th)
22. Wayland. Dean C.(S1,S5)
23. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
? (S4)

Notes:
*First Operation

1 Berry. Susan.
2 Buxton. Martin.
3 Churchett. Stephen.
4 Doidge. Simon.
5 Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
6 Jackson. Frank.
7 Molloy. John.
8 Pollard. Ashley R.
9 Rushen. Clive.
10 Thomas. Simon. (S3)
11 Tregaskis. Robin. (8th)

Notes:
2 BPU's

M-1 SG Team
Detales TBC:

1 Berry. Susan.
2 Buxton. Martin.
3 Churchett. Stephen.
4 Doidge. Simon.
5 Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
6 Jackson. Frank.
7 Molloy. John.
8 Pollard. Ashley R.
9 Rushen. Clive.(MIA)
10 Thomas. Simon. (S3)
11. Worsfold. Graham.(MIA)


? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
Star Gate 888A was situation on an island, surrounded by a prime ordial sea.

M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 4 Mission 5 Mission 6 Mission 7 Mission 8
M-4 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-5 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-6 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-7 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-7 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-8 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-8 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 9 Mission 10 Mission 11 Notes
M-9 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-9 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-10 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-10 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-11 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-11 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = #?

Notes:
Major General M. Tucker and seven
of his staff arrived from UNMC-HQ
(Washington DC) at RGHQ-51 to
conduct an unscheduled inspection
of the base and our operations.
The results were satisfactory.

CON-54 Expert Infantry Course #10

August 6-7 2005

CON-54 Roster

General Training
1. Anderson. Scott.
2. Bridgey. Mathew.
3. Churchett. Stephen.
4. Clark. Nicholas.
5. Fisher. Kim.
6. Foster. Patricia.
7. Furlong. Susan.
8. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
9. Hayes. John. (6th)
10. Neal. John.
11. Swift. Nikki.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)(DI)
14. Worsfold. Graham. (ADI)

Notes:
-

1. Anderson. Scott. (18)*/**
2. Bridgey. Mathew. (18)*/**
3. Churchett. Stephen.(18)**
4. Clark. Nicholas. (18)*/**
5. Fisher. Kim. (18)*/**
6. Foster. Patricia.(18)*/**
7. Furlong. Susan. (18)*/**
8. Grana-Pirego. Anthony. (12)*
9. Hayes. John. (12)*
10. Neal. John. (12)
11. Swift. Nikki. (12)*
12. Thomas. Simon. (18)**
13. Wayland. Dean C. (18)**
14. Worsfold. Graham. (18)**

Notes:
EIC units in brackets.

*First EIC, awarded the EIB.

** Includes 2 bonus EIC units
for the outstanding asault drills
on the 7th.

Thomas. Simon.
Has 83 EIC units, and
will qualify for the CIB2
post his next combat action.

CON-55 Operation Edington
October 7-9 2005

Issued @ 19:45hrs on 07/10/2005 (Updated 05/11/2005)

Contrary to recent Gate behaviour CON39-CON-52, the latter being "Operation Bannockburn" conducted onMarch 4-6 2005, Operation Edington is following the same pattern as per CON-53 Operation Baden Hill, May 20-22 2005, in that we have detected an even larger number of Gate activations for this operation, compared to that of the previous, a total of 1,327, as opposed to the 1,109 of CON-53. This is by far the largest number of signals detected in any of the preceeding normal 48 hour cycles. This is inconsistent with the wave pattern previously seen, where in the number of activations from one cycle to another have ossolated between a moderately low figure and a steadily increasing one, but with a very large differencial. This no longer appears to be an abaration, being indicative of an additional change in Gate behaviour as seen over the last three operations.

These activations cover the period 07/10/05 (21:29)-10/10/05 (00:44). Of these only 29 are actually viable, falling during 07/10--09/10. All of which have been designated as Pathfinder missions, with the exception of one (VP888A).

During CON-52 & CON-53 US and Russian crews suffered a number of serious casualties due to extremely rough and unpredictable in-flight experiences. There is every reason to expect similar conditions during CON-55, due to the high frequency and very strong amplitude of the Gate's signal spikes. Great caution is especially recommended in respect to those Gates connected to UP818A, which are displaying an only once before seen trait (CON-53), that is the outbound and inbound Flight Times are not consistent. Upon the last ocasion this seemed to have little if any effect upon crews executing jumps, however this may not be so during CON-55. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting a similar level of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time. The French government has, for the moment, suspended all attempts at re-activating BASE-53, and are instead despatching personnel to either the UK, USA or Russian fasilities to continue their service under these Commands.

During CON-53 there was a 17% increase in the mass of ABC extracted from off-world combat equipment (NBC suits, respirator filters etc). Although this currently remains within the safety limitations, a precautionary upgrade has been undertaken at all bases to maximise protection for all personnel. However, if a similar increase is detected during CON-55, this would exceed even the upgrades capability. As such data can only be procured post operationally it has been decided that CON-55 will conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full inspection/decontamination of each operational fasility.. If the results are positive, as a precaution CON-56 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols (normally only used when the Gate Room detectors register dangerous levels of ABC in the atmosphere). Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided at that time.

It still remains unknown how many REGION-55 (SG#55/People's Republic of China) survivors are actually currently stranded off world, with the exception of those listed as MIA (see the last Issue No.50 of the MIA listings). Extreme caution is recommended when dealing with such personnel, due to inevitable long duration exposure to ABC (09/09/04). No further data is expected from the PRC's UNSGC elements at this time.

The PRC's negociations with Japan and Russia re its future contribution to the CONTACT program continue. The PRC are considering the French solution, so we may have Chinese and Japanese personnel asigned to RGHQ-51 at some point in the future. We will keep you apprised as the situation develops.

The following "Details of usable gates" include the post-operational corrections. Imformation in brackets () is the original projected data where it differs from the actual facts:

CON-55 Op.Edington
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight Time
Notes
October 7th 2005
01 OUTBOUND UP1101A 23:56 00:12 FT = 16mins.*
Mission 1
October 8th 2005
02 OUTBOUND UP1101B 00:13 (00:23)
00:27 		(FT = 10mins*)
FT = 14mins.
Mission 1
03 INBOUND UP1101B 00:43 00:52 FT = 9mins.*
Return from
Mission 1
04 INBOUND UP1101A 01:12 01:30 FT = 18 mins.*
Return From
Mission 1
05 OUTBOUND VP888A 07:23 07:25 FT = 2mins
Mission 2

Prime Ordial Planet
Gate set upon an island
surrounded by sea.

06 INBOUND VP888A 07:49 07:51 FT = 2mins
Return
From Mission 2
07 OUTBOUND UP976G (11:01)
11:03 		11:17 (FT = 16mins.)
FT = 14mins.
Mission 3
08 INBOUND UP976G 12:17 12:33 FT = 16mins.
Return
From Mission 3
09 OUTBOUND UP976G (13:06)
13:16 		(13:22)
13:32 		FT = 16mins.
Mission 4
10 INBOUND UP976G (13:47)
13:57 		(14:03)
14:13 		FT = 16mins.
Return
From Mission 3/4
11 OUTBOUND UP1119M 15:07 15:22 FT = 15mins.*
Mission 5
12 INBOUND UP1119M 16:11 16:27 FT = 16mins*
Return from
Mission 5
13 INBOUND UP1119M 16:46 17:03 FT = 17mins.*
Return From
Mission 5
14 OUTBOUND UP1119M 17:07 17:17 FT = 10mins*
Mission 6
15 INBOUND UP1119M 17:38 17:49 FT = 11mins.*
Return from
Mission 5/6
16 OUTBOUND UP1277P 20:58 21:01 FT = 3 mins*
Mission 7
17 OUTBOUND UP1277P 21:22 21:23 FT = 1min.*
Mission 8
18 INBOUND UP1277P 22:04 22:06 FT = 2mins*
Return From
Mission 7/8
19 OUTBOUND UP1277P 22:59 23:00 FT = 1min.*
Mission 9
20 INBOUND UP1277P 23:33 23:37 FT = 4mins.*
Return from
Mission 7/8/9
21 OUTBOUND UP1277P 23:57 23:58 FT = 1min.*
Mission 10
October 9th 2005
22 INBOUND UP1277P 00:18 00:20 FT = 12mins*
Return From
Mission 7-10
23 OUTBOUND UP1551T 10:01 10:13 FT = 12mins.**
Mission 11
24 OUTBOUND UP1551T 10:50 11:02 FT = 12mins.**
Mission 12
25 INBOUND UP1551T 11:04 11:16 FT = 12mins.**
Return From
Mission 11-12
26 OUTBOUND UP1551T 11:55 12:07 FT = 12mins**
Mission 13
27 INBOUND UP1551T 12:32 12:44 FT = 12mins.**
Return From
Mission 11-13
28 OUTBOUND UP1551T (13:05)
13:10 		13:17 FT = 7mins.*
(FT = 12mins)**
Mission 14
29 INBOUND UP1551T 13:31 13:43 FT = 12mins.**
Return From
Mission 11-14
30 INBOUND UP1551T 14:00 14:15 FT = 15mins.
Extra Gate
Return From
Mission 11-14
* Gates with varrying in/outbound flight times.
**Gates 23-29 Flight Times had been a uniform 12mins. untill Gate Activation No.28 altered and the extra Gate Activation No.30 appeared.

CON-55 Roster

General Mission 1 Mission 2 Mission 3
1 Anderson. Scott.
2 Berry. Susan.
3 Bridgey. Mathew.
4 Churchett. Stephen.
5 Clark. Nicholas.
6 Clarke. Stephen. (CMO)
7 Crofts. Amanda.
8 Doherty. Liam.
9 Doidge. Simon.
10 Foster. Patricia.
11 Gentle. Mary R. (8th-9th)
12 Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
13 Guy. Gary. (9th)
14 Molloy. John.
15 Neal. John.
16 Parker. Susan.
17 Pollard. Ashley R.
18 Rushen. Clive.
19 Smith. Trevor.
20 Swift. Nikki. (8th-9th)
21 Thomas. Simon. (S3)
22 Tregaskis. Robin. (8th)
23 Wayland. Dean C. (S1/S5)
24 Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
? (S4)

Notes:
?

M-1 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-2 SG Team
Two person recon team.
1. Rushen. C. (Rivington. M.)
2. ?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-3 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 4 Mission 5 Mission 6 Mission 7
M-4 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-5 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-6 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-7 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-7 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 8 Mission 9 Mission 10 Mission 11
M-8 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-8 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-9 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-9 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-10 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-10 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-11 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-11 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

Mission 12 Mission 13 Mission 14 Notes
M-12 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-12 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-13 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-13 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

M-14 SG Team
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-14 Perimeter Patrol
?

? (C/O)/(2IC)/(3IC)
? (WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

*CASEVAC

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = 2

PVT Rivington. M.
1LT Stone. A. Phd

Notable Awards:
CIB2:
Thomas. Simon.

Notes:
NO TRAINING

CON-56 Operation Stalling Down

November 25- 27 2005

Issued @ 16:00hrs on 25/11/2005

Operation Stalling Down is following the same pattern as per CON-55 Operation Eddington, 07-09/10/2005, in that we have detected a significantly larger number of Gate activations for this operation, compared to that of the previous, a total of 1,609, as opposed to the 1,327 of CON-55. This is by far the largest number of signals detected in any of the preceeding normal 48 hour cycles. This inconsistency with the wave pattern previously seen (pre CON-39), where in the number of activations from one cycle to another have ossolated between a moderately low figure and a steadily increasing one, but with a very large differencial. This no longer appears to be an abaration, being indicative of an additional change in Gate behaviour as seen over the last four operations. However, we at Gatewatch, are becoming increasingly convinced that most of these "signals" are harmonics, that is ghost images of otherwise normal signals. Since the actual number of usable Gates has remained roughly consistent, with only small increases in numbers, the evidence is that something else is in fact going on. US studies, have detected an increase in the gravitational fields within wormholes, the source and consequences of which are still under review. Taking in to account the scale of the network (inter-galactic rather than inter-steller), which has rendered the "Star Gazer" mapping apparatus esentially redundent, together with the theoretical break through made by British scientists in the February of this year, concerning the higher dimensional nature, and consequencial perceived structure of the Star Gate system, a radically new approach to mapping will be deployed at all three surviving SG bases for CON-56.

The effective activations for CON-56 cover the period 25/11/05 (23:56)-27/11/05 (13:53). Of these only 25 are actually viable. All of which have been designated as Pathfinder missions, with the exception of two (VXC057A aka "The Abridge Complex").

During CON-55, UK, US and Russian crews suffered a number of serious casualties due to extremely rough and unpredictable in-flight experiences. There is every reason to expect similar conditions during CON-56, due to the high frequency and very strong amplitude of the Gate's signal spikes. The Gates are continuing to display variable Flight Times, as seen at CON-53 and CON-55, that is the outbound and inbound Flight Times do not match. Previously this seemed to have little if any effect upon crews executing jumps, however this may not be so during CON-56. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting a similar level of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes. There is still no data from Stargate-53 for comparison at this time. The French government has, for the moment, suspended all attempts at re-activating BASE-53, and are instead despatching personnel to either the UK, USA or Russian fasilities to continue their service under these Commands.

No further data is expected from the PRC's UNSGC elements at this time. The PRC's negociations with Japan and Russia re its future contribution to the CONTACT program continues. However, in the meantime the PRC are following the French lead, in that their surviving personnel are being asigned abroad, so far only to SITE-54 in the Russian Federation at this time. We will keep you apprised as the situation develops.

Following on from CON-53 where there was a 17% increase in the mass of ABC extracted from off-world combat equipment (NBC suits, respirator filters etc), there has been a further increase to an agrigate total of +35% . Although this currently remains within the safety limitations, post the precautionary upgrade undertaken at all bases prior to CON-55. However, as a precaution CON-56 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols (normally only used when the Gate Room detectors register dangerous levels of ABC in the atmosphere). Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided at that time. Thus it will be necesary for all exteria gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personnel safety. If a similar increase is detected during CON-56, this would exceed even the upgrades capability. As such data can only be procured post operationally it has been decided that CON-56 will conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each operational fasility, as per CON-55. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Details of usable gates:

CON-56 Op.Stalling Down
Corrected 10/12/2005@13:38GMT
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight Time
Notes
November 25th 2005
01 OUTBOUND UP1333C 23:56 00:04 FT = 8mins.*
Mission 1
November 26th 2005
02 INBOUND UP1333C 00:41 00:50 FT = 9mins*
Return from
Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND UP1061J 10:43 10:55 FT = 12mins.
Mission 2
04 INBOUND UP1061J 11:56 12:08 FT = 12 mins.
Return From
Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND UP983A 13:10 13:25 FT = 15mins.*
Mission 3
06 INBOUND UP983A 14:42 14:55 FT = 13mins.*
Return
From Mission 3
(07) OUTBOUND VXC057A 15:21 16:17 FT = 56mins.*
(Mission 4)

Wormhole collapsed
Mission CANCELLED

07

(08)

OUTBOUND UP477B 15:21
(16:20) 		15:31
(16:33) 		FT = 10mins. (13mins.)*
Mission 4
08

(09)

INBOUND UP477B 16:20
(17:26) 		16:33
(17:37) 		FT = 13mins* (11mins.)*
Return from
Mission 4
(10) INBOUND VXC057A 17:40 18:03 FT = 23mins.*
(Return from
Mission 5)

Wormhole collapsed
Mission CANCELLED

Complete loss of Gatewatch System @18:34 due to enemy action.**

System beyond repair.

09

(11)

OUTBOUND UP1591C 19:06 19:21 FT = 15mins.*
Mission 5
10

(12)

OUTBOUND UP1591D 19:57 19:59 FT = 3mins*
Mission 6
11

(13)

INBOUND UP1591C 20:19 20:29 FT = 10mins*
Return from
Mission 5/6
12

(14)

INBOUND UP1591D 20:36 20:38 FT = 2mins.
Return From
Mission 5/6
13

(15)

OUTBOUND UP1066A 21:43 21:49 FT = 6mins.*
Mission 7
14

(16)

OUTBOUND UP1066A 21:58 22:00 FT = 2 mins*
Mission 8
15

(17)

INBOUND UP1066A 22:22 22:25 FT = 3min.*
Return From
Mission 7/8
16

(18)

OUTBOUND UP1066A 22:48 22:52 FT = 4mins*
Mission 9
17

(19)

INBOUND UP1066A 23:13 23:14 FT = 1min.*
Return From
Mission 7/8/9
November 27th 2005
18
(20) 		OUTBOUND VXC057A 09:58 11:01 FT = 63mins*
Mission 10
(21) NO GATE

(INBOUND)

VXC057A 11:52 11:57 (est)
(12:25) 		FT = 5mins. est.(33mins.)*
Mission 10

No return due to
Gate being redirected
to VXC057D

19
(22) 		OUTBOUND UP1771A 12:41 12:51 FT = 10mins.
Mission CANCELLED
20

(23)

INBOUND VXC057A 12:53 13:26 FT = 33mins.
Return From
Mission 10
21

(24)

INBOUND UP1771A 13:29 13:39 FT = 10mins.
Mission CANCELLED
22
(25) 		INBOUND UP1771A 13:43 13:53 FT = 10mins.
Mission CANCELLED
* Gates with varrying in/outbound flight times.
**From this point onwards crews were flying blind, with no means of determining if the previously issued Gatewatch Report's data was still valid. In light of requests from AREA-52 for SAR missions to be conducted for their mission members trapped off-world, due to the SG-52 iris being jammed, the S3 authorised "VOLUNTEER ONLY" SG teams to be assembled and launched for the purpose.

CON-56 Roster

General Mission 1 Mission 2 Mission 3
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Bridgey. Mathew.
3. Bright. David. (26th)*
4. Buxton. Martin. (S3)
5. Cheesemore. Barry. (27th)
6. Churchett. Stephen.
7. Clarke. Stephen. (CMO)
8. Doidge. Simon.
9. Foster. Patricia.
10. Hayes. John. (26th)
11. Jackson. Frank.
12. Molloy. John.
13. Pollard. Ashley R.
14. Rushen. Clive.
15. Smith. Trevor.
16. Tucker. Malcolm.(27th)
17. Wayland. Dean C. (S1/5)
18. Worsfold. Graham.

? (S2)
? (S4)

Notes:
*1st Op.

M-1 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-2 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-2 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-3 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-3 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 4 Mission 5 Mission 6 Mission 7
M-4 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-4 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-5 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-5 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-6 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-6 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-7 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-7 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

Mission 8 Mission 9 Mission 10 Notes
M-8 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-8 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-9 SG Team
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-9 Perimeter Patrol
?
? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

(+WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

M-10 SG Team
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Cheesemore. Barry.
4. Churchett. Stephen.
5. Doidge. Simon.
6. Foster. Patricia.
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Smith. Trevor.
9. Tucker. Malcolm.
10. Worsfold. Graham.

? (C/O)
? (2IC)
? (3IC)

The following M-9 survivors were rescued during M-10B
1. Pollard. Ashley R.
2. ? (+WIA/KIA/MIA)

M-10A Perimeter Patrol
1. Molloy. John.
2. Pollard. Ashley R.
3. Rushen. Clive.
4. ?

M-10B Perimeter Patrol
1. Molloy. John.
2. Rushen. Clive.
3. Wayland. Dean C. (C/O)

(?WIA/KIA/MIA)

Notes:
?

WIA = #?

KIA = #?

MIA = 1
Hayes. John.

Notes:
NO TRAINING

CON-57 Conference #6

February 3-5 2006

A full Damage Report was delivered to the conference, detailing the consequences of the hostile actions of 26/11/2005 against terestrial UN and associated assets, known by the enemies designation of "Operation Ox-Eye" otherwise known as "Operation Clean Sweap 2" (OCS-II). In addition another critical report arising from CON-56 was also delivered, concerning Gate Identification upon our Gate "spine". Structural/organisational issues were resolved, intel judged, and objectives set for 2006. The conference was considered by all as a great success.

For the first time Marksmanship Trials were carried out, in the so-called "killing tunnel". This is the base's 100 yard long subterainian entrance. Although generally a success, there were technical problems, the consequences of which, were that no meaningful results were achieved. However, it is proposed to evaluate the trials, and restage them later in the year.

Finally, the results of the deliberations of the Promotions Board, were posted, and the granting of decorations, medals and awards for service in 2005 were resolved. As some who have been granted such awards were present at the conferences, they were then notified in person.

CON-57 Conference #6 Roster

General Marksmanship
Trials Part 1		 Marksmanship
Trials Part 2		 Notes
1.Berry. Susan.
2. Clarke. Stephen. (CMO)
3. Foster. Patricia. (Sat/Sun)
4. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
5. Molloy. John.
6. Neal. John.
7. Parker. Susan.
8. Pollard. Ashley R. (EXO)
9. Swift. Nikki.
10. Thomas. Simon. (S3)
11. Tregaskis. Robin.
12. Wayland. Dean C. (S1)

Notes:
-

Friday

1. Clarke. Stephen.
2. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
3. Molloy. John.
4. Neal. John.
5. Parker. Susan.
6. Pollard. Ashley R.
7. Thomas. Simon.
8. Tregaskis. Robin.

Notes:
Results TBA

Saturday

1. Clarke. Stephen.
2. Foster. Patricia.
3. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
4. Molloy. John.
5. Neal. John.
6. Parker. Susan.
7. Pollard. Ashley R.
8. Thomas. Simon.
9. Tregaskis. Robin.

Notes:
Results TBA

Decorations

The following personnel being present, were notified of their award of the specified Decorations in respect of their actions during 2005:

DECORATION: "The Legion of Merit"
To: Berry. Susan.
CITATION: awarded for consistent meritorious service in battle above and beyond the call of duty as a combat medic, to which a large number of her comrades owe their lives.

DECORATION: "The Commendation Medal"
TO: Pollard. Ashley R.
CITATION: awarded for an act of meritorious achievement while in a combat zone, not involving a direct engagement with the enemy, that never the less placed her life at risk, yet resulted in the saving of the lives of her missing comrades:

DECORATION: "The Achievement Medal"
TO: Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
CITATION: awarded in respect of an act of outstanding achievement in the performance of his duty, that resulted in the securing of RGHQ-51, during an actual Foothold situation, thus saving the lives of his comrades and those of the general populous.

Notes:
Such other awards as were considered will be posted upon notification in person of their recipients.

CON-58 Operation Dunbar
Expert Infantry Course #11

March 24- 26 2006

Issued @ 14:00hrs on 03/24/2006

Copy of Warning Order issued by GATEWATCH at 14:45hrs on 03/19/2006: 1. We have the pleasure in reporting that as of 17:00hrs 03/17/2006, the new Gatewatch monitoring system went on-line successfully. Although many repairs to the Gate Tower remain to be done, the Gate is itself, in effect, operational. The alarm and defence systems are yet to be installed.

2. Co-inciding with EIC#11 scheduled for 03/24-26/2006, now re- designated as "Operation Dunbar", the new system has provisionally identified the formation of 3 plus signal spikes for usable out and inbound wormholes circa 00:00hrs +/- 1 hour, on 03/24-5/2006. As yet no targets have been identified, but the signals are exhibiting high amplitude. Accurate target/time resolutions will only be possible on the 24th. This low number of Gates at this point in the year seems to be consistent with some sort of a wave pattern when the available past records are examined. A possible relationship with sun spot activity has been suggested by previous RGHQ-51 staff in the past. However the increasing amplitude, which as our staff here at Gatewatch recalls began to rise significantly from CON-39 in late 2002 onwards, remains an aberrant feature. The records show:

*This period corresponds to Sun Spot Maximum. We are currently approaching Sun Spot Minimum.

MESSAGE ENDS

GATEWATCH REPORT

Operation Dunbar/EIC#11 is following a similar pattern as per CON-41 Operation Marston Moor/EIC#9 02/28/2003-03/02/2003 , in that we have detected a comparatively tiny number of Gate activations for this unexpected operation, especially when compared to that of the previous operation "Stalling Down" CON-56 11/25-27/2005. A total of 17 Gates, as opposed to the stated 1,601 of CON-56, most of which were harmonics, that is ghost images of otherwise normal signals. NB: Following the analysis of the data recovered during CON-56, we now know that there are only 1,597 Gates on our "line".

The 17 activations for CON-58 cover the period 03/24/2006 (21:32)-03/25/2006 (01:43). Of these only 6 are viable. All of which have been designated as Pathfinder missions.

During CON-56, UK, US and Russian crews suffered a number of serious casualties due to extremely rough and unpredictable in-flight experiences. There is every reason to expect similar conditions during CON-58, due to the high frequency and very strong amplitude of the Gate's signal spikes. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this short operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting similar levels of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes.

As during CON-56 the agrigate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment has now reach 52% above pre-CON-52 levels, CON-58 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Thus it will be necesary for all exteria gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personnel safety. CON-58 will like CON-56 conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational fasilities. We at GATEWATCH apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Please also see the GATEWATCH Report "SG51 Gate Identification Chart", for more information on the data recovered from CON-56.

CON-58 Op.DUNBAR
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight Time
Notes
03/24/2006
01 OUTBOUND G-1453 23:32 23:45 FT = 13mins.
Mission 1
XC075C
03/ 25/2006
02 INBOUND G-1453 00:01 00:14 FT = 13mins
Return from
Mission 1
Exposure = 42mins.
XC075C
03 OUTBOUND G-1453 00:31 00:44 FT = 13mins.
Mission 2
XC075C
04 INBOUND G-1453 00:54 01:07 FT = 13 mins.
Return From
Mission 1 & 2

Exposure:
M-1 = 1hr 35mins.
M2 = 36mins.
XC075C

05 INBOUND G-1454 01:17 01:19 FT = 2mins.
Return from
Mission 1 & 2

Exposure:
M-1 = 1hr 47mins.
M-2 = 48mins.
XC075A

CON-58 Roster

General Training Mission 1 Notes
1. Anderson. Scott.
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Bridgey. Mathew.(25th)
4. Bright. David. (25th)
5. Churchett. Stephen.
6. Clark. Nicholas.(25th-26th)
7. Clarke. Stephen. (CMO)
8. Doherty. Liam.
9. Doidge. Simon.
10. Fisher. Kim. (25th)
11. Foster. Patricia.
12. Furlong. Susan.
13. Hayes. John. (24th-25th)
14. Jordon. Jane.(24th-25th)*
15. Molloy. John.
16. Pollard. Ashley R.
17. Rushen. Clive.
18. Swift. Nikki.
19. Thomas. Simon. (S3)
20. Wayland. Dean C. (S1/5)
21. Worsfold. Graham.

Notes:
*First Operation

1. Anderson. Scott. (16)
2. Berry. Susan. (16)
3. Bridgey. Mathew.(12)
4. Bright. David. (12)*
5. Churchett. Stephen. (16)
6. Clark. Nicholas.(16)
7. Clarke. Stephen. (16)
8. Doherty. Liam. (16)*
9. Doidge. Simon. (16)*
10. Fisher. Kim. (12)
11. Foster. Patricia. (16)
12. Furlong. Susan. (16)
13. Hayes. John. (12)
14. Jordon. Jane. (12)*
15. Molloy. John. (16)
16. Pollard. Ashley R. (16)
17. Rushen. Clive. (16)
18. Swift. Nikki. (14)**
19. Thomas. Simon. (14)**
20. Wayland. Dean C. (16)
21. Worsfold. Graham. (16)

Notes:
Awarded EIC points specified in brackets

*First EIC, awarded the EIB.

**Missed 2 hours during afternoon due to health issues.

M-1 SG Team
ALPHA
1. Anderson. Scott.*
2. Berry. Susan.
3. Swift. Nikki.
4. Thomas. Simon. (C/O)

BRAVO
1. Churchett. Stephen.*
2. Doherty. Liam.
3. Doidge. Simon.*
4. Pollard. Ashley R. (2IC)*

M-1 Perimeter Patrol
Molloy. John.
Rushen. Clive

Notes:
*Marks those who returned via Gate No.4.
All others returned via Gate No.2.

Hayes. J. rescued,
by SG team members using Gate No.2.

WIA = 0

KIA = 0

MIA = 0

Notable Awards:
Prisoner Of War Medal
Hayes. J.*

Notes:
*Hayes. J. Missing since
CON-56, rescued
during M-1.

The following will qualify for the specified
Infantry Badge, post their
next flight/combat action:

Bright. David. = EIB
Churchett. Stephen. = CIB1
Clarke. Stephen. = CIB1
Doherty. Liam. = EIB
Doidge. Simon. = EIB
Fisher. Kim. = EIB
Jordon. Jane. = EIB
Pollard. Ashley R. = CIB1
Wayland. Dean C. = CIB2
Worsfold. Graham. = CIB2

CON-59 Medical Conference #1

July 7-9 2006

An extensive review of our medical preparedness, in light of the capture of large quantities of the new Mk7 ammunition by hostile forces in November 2005.

CON-59 Roster

General
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Clarke. Stephen. (CMO)
3. Doidge. Simon.
4. Granna-Priego
5. Molloy. John.
6. Rushen. Clive.
7. Wayland. Dean C.(S1/S5)

CON-60 Operation Neville's Cross

August 4-6 2006

Issued @ 13:00hrs on 08/04/2006

Important Notice: In respect of our notification of 03/17/2006 it is our duty to report that due to delays to the repairs to the Gate Tower's systems, the alarm and defence components are yet to be installed. However, a basic flight service is available for CON-60.

The new Gatewatch monitoring system has identified the formation of 19 signal spikes for usable inbound and outbound wormholes during CON-60. All signals are exhibiting extremely high amplitude, which we inturpret as representing high risk flight conditions for our crews. This comparatively low number of Gates is in part but not entirely due to improvements in signal resolution. However we are of the opinion that traffic on the SG#51 system has actually decreased since 2005. We stand by our observations and comments detailed in our report for CON-58.

The 19 activations for CON-60 cover the period 08/04/2006 (22:31) - 08/06/2006 (13:03). Only 2 have been designated as associated to a Pathfinder missions, Gates #18 & #19, those to and from G-356 on 08/06/2006. Of the remaining 17, the first 8 stand out for comment. All are going to G-1452 aka VP459A, but are spread out in such a way as to enable a 12 hour mission to be undertaken. We have been fortunate to be able to match the signals for the other 9 Gates to known planetary targets, see the entry under Notesin the table below for further details.

As per CON-58, wherein UK, US and Russian crews suffered a number of serious casualties due to extremely rough in-flight experiences, we believe that there is no reason to expect anything other than similar conditions during CON-60, due to the high frequency and very strong amplitude of the Gate's signal spikes. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this unique operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting similar levels of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes.

During CON-58 the agrigate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment reach 63% above pre-CON-52 levels, CON-60 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Thus it will be necesary for all exteria gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personnel safety. CON-60 will like CON-58 conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational fasilities. We at GATEWATCH apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Please also see the GATEWATCH Report "SG51 Gate Identification Chart", for more information on the data recovered from CON-58.

CON-60 Op.Neville's Cross
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
08/04/2006
01 OUTBOUND G-1452 22:31 22:49 00:18 VP459A
LRRP Mission 1
02 OUTBOUND G-1452 23:03 23:21 00:18 VP459A
LRRP Mission 2
CANCELLED
03 OUTBOUND G-1452 23:40 23:58 00:18 VP459A
LRRP Mission 3
CANCELLED
08/ 05/2006
04 INBOUND G-1452 00:02 00:20 00:18 Return From VP459A
LRRP Mission 1
05 OUTBOUND G-1452 00:26 00:44 00:18 VP459A
LRRP Mission 4
CANCELLED
06 OUTBOUND G-1452 08:40 08:58 00:18 VP459A
Support Mission 2
07 INBOUND G-1452 09:37 09:55 00:18 Return From VP459A
LRRP Mission 1 & 2
08 INBOUND G-1452 10:21 10:39 00:18 Return From VP459A
Mission 1-5
CANCELLED
09 OUTBOUND G-0736 14:57 15:13 00:16 VXC042A
Mission 6
CANCELLED
10 OUTBOUND G-0736 15:37 15:53 00:16 VXC042A
Mission 3
11 INBOUND G-0736 16:01 00:17 00:16 Return From
VXC042A
Mission 3
12 OUTBOUND G-0112 21:34 22:07 00:33 XC126A
Combat Mission 4
13 INBOUND G-0112 23:14 23:47 00:33 Return From
XC126A
Combat Mission 4
08/06/2006
14 OUTBOUND G-1442 00:07 00:09 00:02 VP888A
Recon Mission 5
15 INBOUND G-1442 00:29 00:31 00:02 Return From
VP888A
Recon Mission 5
16 OUTBOUND G-1548 08:08 08:10 00:02 VXC213A
Recon Mission 10
CANCELLED
17 INBOUND G-1548 08:31 08:33 00:02 CANCELLED
18 OUTBOUND G-0356 10:05 10:22 00:17 Pathfinder Mission 6
19 INBOUND G-0356 12:44 13:01 00:17 Return From
Pathfinder Mission 6

CON-60 Roster

This is shown in an new experimental format.
# Rank Name Post Personnel
Notes 		General
Notes
1 PFC Berne E. - MIA M#3 NO TRAINING

OOC Roster*
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Foster. Pat.
6. Hayes. John. (5th)
7. Jackson. Frank.
8. Molloy. John.
9. Parker. Susan.
10. Pollard. Ashley R.
11. Rushen. Clive.
12. Swift. Nikki.
13. Wayland. Dean C.
14. Worsfold. Graham.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
TBA

2 CSM Briggs J. - MIA M#3
3 BGEN Courtney. A. R. S1, S5 & MO -
4 SPEC Carter. Y. - -
5 2LT Frost J. MO -
6 SGT Kelley G. MO -
7 1LT Kilkenny D. CMO -
8 LCPL Lewis K. S2 To be promoted
9 MAJ Morgenstern J. A S3* MIA M#3
10 SGT Palmer H. - -
11 2LT Sackville-West M. B. - -
12 SGT Schmidt G - MIA M#3
. 13 LCPL Ward C. - -
14 SSGT Well E. - -
*S3 until Mission #3. Replace by ?

CON-60 Mission Log
Mission # Rank/Name Squad Post Status/Notes
1 CSM Briggs J. A 2IC Returned
1 SSGT Well E. A - Returned
1 SGT Kelley G. A - Returned
1 LCPL Ward C. B - Returned
1 PFC Berne .E B - Returned
1 MAJ Morgenstern J. A. B C/O Returned
2 LCPL Lewis K. A S2/- Returned
2 CSM Briggs J. A 2IC Returned
2 SGT Kelley G. A - Returned
3 CSM Briggs J. A 2IC MIA
3 SGT Schmidt G. A - MIA
3 SSGT Well E. A - Returned
3 PFC Berne E. B - MIA
3 MAJ Morgenstern J. A. B C/O MIA
3 SGT Kelley G. B - Returned
3 LCPL Lewis K. B S2/- Returned
4 2LT Sackville-West M. B. A - Returned
4 2LT Frost J. A C/O Returned
4 SGT Palmer H. A - Returned
4 SSGT Well E. A - Returned
4 LCPL Lewis K. A S2/- Returned
5 SSGT Well E. A C/O Returned
5 LCPL Lewis K. A S2/- Returned
6 LCPL Lewis K. A S2/- Returned
6 SGT Kelley G. A - Returned
6 LCPL Ward C. A - Returned
6 SSGT Well E. A C/O Returned
6 2LT Frost J. A - Returned
6 2LT Sackville-West M. B. A - Returned

CON-61 Operation Hedgeley Moor

September 29 - October 1 2006

Issued: 09/29/2006@14:00A

Important Notice: In respect of our notification of 03/17/2006 it is our duty to report that due to delays to the repairs to the Gate Tower's systems, the alarm and defence components are still yet to be installed. However, a basic flight service is available for CON-61.

Gatewatch report the formation of a total of only 14 usable inbound and outbound wormholes during CON-61. All signals are exhibiting extremely high amplitude, which we inturpret as representing high risk flight conditions for our crews. This comparatively low number of Gates is in part but not entirely due to improvements in signal resolution. However we are of the opinion that traffic on the SG#51 system is continuing to decrease in line with our report for CON-60.

The 14 activations for CON-61 cover the period 09/29/2006 (22:45) - 10/01/2006 (13:08). Six of these activations have been designated as Pathfinder missions, Gates #5 & #6, plus #11through #14. We recommend great caution in regard to #3 & #4 to VXC213B last visited during CON-43.1. C213 was also accessible via SG#55 via a "C" Gate, position unknown.

As per CON-60, wherein US and Russian crews suffered a number of serious casualties due to extremely rough in-flight experiences, we believe that there is no reason to expect anything other than similar conditions during CON-61, due to the very strong amplitude of the Gate's signal spikes. As before great caution and firm flight discipline is essential to prevent injuries, damage or loss of personnel and or equipment during this operation.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 are in the present operational cycle, all reporting similar levels of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong well resolved signal spikes. These signals have also enabled us at this time to identify the actual flight operation dates through to the end of 2007. Consequentially the conference and EIC dates for 2008, have also been planned as flight operations will typically commence around May/June of /2008.

During CON-60 the agrigate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment reach +79% above pre-CON-52 levels, which is an increase of +16% over CON-60. Therefore CON-61 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Thus it will be necesary for all exteria gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personnal safety - NO EXCEPTIONS! CON-61 will like CON-60 conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational fasilities. We at GATEWATCH apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Please also see the GATEWATCH Report "SG51 Gate Identification Chart", for more information on the data recovered from CON-60.

CON-61 Op.Hedgeley Moor
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
09/30/2006
01 OUTBOUND G-0242 00:15 00:28 00:13 VP124A
Combat Mission 1
02 INBOUND G-0242 01:09 01:22 00:13 Return From
VP124A
Combat Mission 1
03 OUTBOUND G-1549 06:53 06:59 00:06 VXC213B
Recon Mission 2
04 INBOUND G-1549 07:27 07:33 00:06 Return From
VXC213B
Recon Mission 2
05 OUTBOUND G-0306 09:14 09:28 00:14 Pathfinder Mission 3
06 INBOUND G-0306 09:57 10:11 00:14 Return From
Pathfinder Mission 3
07 OUTBOUND G-0002 12:19 12:37 00:18 VXC105C
Combat Mission 4
08 INBOUND G-0002 15:01 15:19 00:18 Return From
VXC105C
Combat Mission 4
09 OUTBOUND G-0454 20:24 20:32 00:08 VP158A
Combat Mission 5
10 INBOUND G-0454 22:58 23:06 00:08 Return From
VP158A
Combat Mission 5
10/01/2006
11 OUTBOUND G-0455 09:17 09:33 00:16 Pathfinder Mission 6
12 INBOUND G-0455 10:16 10:32 00:16 Return From
Pathfinder Mission 6
13 OUTBOUND G-0842 11:58 12:13 00:15 Pathfinder Mission 7
14 INBOUND G-0842 12:53 13:08 00:15 Return From
Pathfinder Mission 7

CON-61 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 CPL Aitken B. - - NO TRAINING

OOC Roster*
1. Berry. Susan.
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Churchett. Stephen.
4. Clark. Nicholas.
5. Clarke. Stephen.
6. Doidge. Simon.
7. Evans. Stephen.
8. Foster. Patricia.
9. Grana-Pirego. Anthony.
10. Molloy. John.
11. Neal. John.
12. Pollard. Ashley R.
13. Russen. Clive.
14. Smith. Trevor.
15. Swift. Nikki.
16. Thomas. Simon.
17. Tregaskis. Robin.
18. Wayland. Dean C.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
-

2 SFC* Buxton M.. - Char Not known
*TBA
3 - Carter G. - -
4 - Church D. - MIA M#7**
5 - Clark. N. - MIA M#7
6 BGEN Courtney A. S1, S5 & MO -
7 2LT Frost J. - -
8 SGT Kelley G. MO MIA M#7
Recovered*
9 1LT Kilkenny D. CMO -
10 2LT Lewis K. S2 -
11 - O'Malley B. MO -
12 - Petrov V. -
13 LTC Rhys D. S3 -
14 2LT Sackville-West M. - -
15 MSGT Tachikoma L. - -
16 LCPL Ward C. - MIA M#7**
17 SSGT Well E. - -
18 - Zubrowka M. - MIA M#7

*Kelley was recovered by US personnel at the close of operations, exchanged with them by a former UK operative, Rivington (T1, MIA).
**Church and Ward taken as POW's, but made their escape and were recovered during CON-62.

CON-61 Mission Log

Mission # Rank & Name Squad Post Status/Notes
1 LTC Rhys. D.AC/OReturned
1 Zubrowka M.A2ICReturned
1 Carter G.A-Returned
1 Church D.A-Returned
1 O'Malley B.A-Returned
1 Petrov V.A-Returned
1 LCPL Ward C.A-Returned
2 Church D.A-Returned
2 2LT Lewis K.A-Returned
2 LTC Rhys D.A-Returned
2 2LT Sackville-West M.A-Returned
3 Zubrowka M.AC/OReturned
3 O'Malley B.A-Returned
3 SSGT Well E.B2ICReturned
3 Church D.B-Returned
3 SGT Kelley G.B-Returned
3 LCPL Ward C.B-Returned
4 LTC Rhys D.AC/OReturned
4 SGT Kelley G.A-Returned
4 Clark N.A-Returned
4 SSGT Well E.A-Returned
4 Zubrowka M.B2ICReturned
4 Carter G.B-Returned
4 Church D.B-Returned
4 O'Malley B.B-Returned
4 LCPL Ward C.B-Returned
5 LTC Rhys D.AC/OReturned
5 Carter G.A-Returned
5 Clark N.A-Returned
5 O'Malley B.A-Returned
5 Zubrowka M.B2ICReturned
5 Church D.B-Returned
5 SGT Kelley G.B-Returned
5 SSGT Well E.B-Returned
6 Church D.A-Returned
6 O'Malley B.A-Returned
6 LTC Rhys D.A-Returned
6 LCPL Ward C.A-Returned
6 SSGT Well E.A-Returned
6 Zubrowka M.A-Returned
7 LTC Rhys D.AC/OReturned
7 CPL Aitken B.A-Returned
7 Clark N.A-MIA
7 LCPL Ward C.A-MIA
7 SSGT Well E.A-Returned
7 Zubrowka M.B2ICMIA
7 Carter G.B-Returned
7 Church D.B-MIA
7 SGT Kelley G.B-MIA*
Recovered

*Kelley was recovered by US personnel at the close of operations, exchanged with them by a former UK operative, Rivington (T1, MIA).

CON-62 Operation Solway Moss

November 17- 19 2006

Issued @ 18:28Z 11/17/2006

Important Notice: In respect of our notification of 03/17/2006 it is our duty to report that due to delays to the repairs to the Gate Tower's systems, the alarm and defence components are still yet to be installed. However, a basic flight service is available for CON-62.

Gatewatch reports that until 17:55Z their were a total of only 9 usable inbound and outbound wormholes for CON-62. However at that time, the entire Gate system became erratic, with extremely large amplitudes and a huge number of signals. The Gatewatch system has suffered some minor EMP damage, however we can report that the system is now operational. Since, that time the Gate system has been almost silent. At the time of our report we are detecting 3 wormholes forming. We calculate maturity for c.21:00Z 11/18/2006 for all signals, see below. Likewise we estimate the target as C105 as we are getting several varying target locks. If they do not stabalise by that time, no flights will be possible. We will keep you apprised verbally.

Gatewatch 50, 52 and 54 were in the present operational cycle, all reporting similar levels of activity, with very few useful, yet incredibly strong unresolved signal spikes. At 17:55Z their systems suffered a similar malfunction. However, SG#50 is reporting a complete shut down of their system. Whereas SG#52 is reporting just one upcoming signal which corresponds to their Gate link to C105 (18km) from G0002 of the SG#51 spline.

During CON-61 the agrigate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment reached +91% above pre-CON-52 levels, which is an increase of +12% over CON-61. Therefore CON-62 will be subject to Extreme ABC Protection Protocols. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Thus it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personal safety - NO EXCEPTIONS! CON-62 will like CON-61 conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at GATEWATCH apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

CON-62 Op.Solway Moss
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
11/18/2006
01 OUTBOUND G-0002 21:02 21:11 00:09 VXC105C
Combat Mission 1
02 INBOUND G-0002 22:06 22:22 00:16* Return From
VXC105C
Combat Mission 1
03 INBOUND G-0002 23:43 23:58 00:15* VXC105C
Return From
Mission 1

* WARNING: Variable Flight Times

CON-62 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 CPL Aitken B. - - 2 EICU

OOC Roster*
1. Bridgey. Mathew. (18th)
2. Clarke. Stephen.
3. Doidge. Simon.
4. Evans. Stephen.
5. Foster. Patricia.
6. Furlong. Susan.
7. Grana-Priego. Anthony.
8. Hayes. John. (18th)
9. Pollard. Ashley R.
10. Rushen. Clive.
11. Smith. Trevor.
12. Stratman. Gary.
13. Swift. Nikki.
14. Thomas. Simon.
15. Wayland. Dean C.
16. Worsfold. Graham.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
-

2 CPL Carter G. - -
3 - Church D. - POW*
4 BGEN Courtney A. S1, S5 & MO -
5 PVT King E. - -
6 1LT Kilkenny D. CMO -
7 CPL La'Bopar G. - -
8 2LT Lewis K. S2 -
9 SGT Palmer H. - -
10 PVT Owen N. - -
11 LTC Rhys D. S3 -
12 2LT Sackville-West M. - -
13 MSGT Schmidt G. - -
14 MSGT Tachikoma L. - -
15 LCPL Ward C. - POW*
16 MSGT Well E. - -

*Church and Ward taken as POW's during CON-61, but made their escape and were recovered during CON-62.

CON-62 Mission Log

MissionNoRank/NameSquadPostStatus
1 2LT Sackville-West M.A3ICReturned
1 PVT King E.A -Returned
1 PVT Owen N.A -Returned
1 SGT Palmer H.A -Returned
1 LTC Rhys D.BC/OReturned
1 2LT Lewis K.B2ICReturned
1 Carter G.B -Returned
1 SGT Church D. - -Recovered POW
1 LCPL Ward C. - -Recovered POW

CON-63 Regimental Dinner and Conference #7

February 16-18 2007

A very succesfull event celebrating the 10th anniversary of the campaign. For a full report go HERE.

CON-63 Roster

1. ANDERSON. Simon. (17th)
2. ANDERSON. Tracie. (17th)
3. BERRY. Susan.
4. BOOLEY. Christopher. (17th)
5. BRIGHT. David. (17th)
6. CLARKE. Stephen. (CMO)
7. DOIDGE. Simon.
8. FISHER. Kim. (17th)
 9. FOSTER. Patricia. (Sat/Sun)
10. FURLONG. Susan.
11. GATHERCOLE. John. (17th-18th)
12. GRANA-PRIEGO. Anthony.*
13. JACKSON. Frank.
14. MOLLOY. John.
15. PARKER. Susan.
16. POLLARD. Ashley R. (EXO)
 17. RUSHEN. Clive.
18. SLAUGHTER. Martin. (17th-18th)
19. STRATMAN. Gary.
20. SWIFT. Nikki. (S2)
21. THOMAS. Simon. (S3)
22. WAYLAND. Dean C. (S1)
23. WORSFOLD. Graham.

Notes:
*Appointed as RGHQ-51's S4

Marksmanship Results

Friday 16/02/2007

Name Category Percentage Weapon used
Clarke. Stephen. P-GBB 100 Western Arms SV 5"
Clarke. Stephen. P-AEP 98 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Doige. Simon. R-SA 80 Tokyo Marui G-Spec
Doige. Simon. R-AEG 91 ICS SR16
Doige. Simon. SMG-ECM 98 Tokyo Marui H&K MP7A1
Doige. Simon. P-AEP 100 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Foster. Patricia. R-AEG 75 Tokyo Marui M4A1
Foster. Patricia. P-AEP 100 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Furlong. Susan. P-AEP 70 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Jackson. Frank. R-AEG 84 Tokyo Marui H&K G36C
Jackson. Frank. SMG-ECM 100 Tokyo Marui H&K MP7A1
Jackson. Frank. P-GBB 100 Western Arms SV 5"
Jackson. Frank. P-AEP 97 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Parker. Susan. P-GBB 99 Western Arms SV 6"
Rushen. Clive. R-AEG 86 Tokyo Marui H&K G36C
Rushen. Clive. SMG-AEG 95 Tokyo Marui FN P-90
Rushen. Clive. P-AEP 97 Tokyo Marui Glock 18C
Stratman. Gary. R-AEG 90 Tokyo Marui M14
Stratman. Gary. P-GBB 97 Tokyo Marui 5.1 Hi-Cap
Thomas. Simon. R-AEG 89 Tokyo Marui M4S
Thomas. Simon. SMG-ECM 100 Tokyo Marui H&K MP7A1
Thomas. Simon. P-GBB 96 Tokyo Marui 5.1 Hi-Cap

Raw data courtasey of Stephen Clarke.

Legend

Prefixs-
C- Carbine (300-450mm barrel)
GL- Grenade Launcher (-40mm gas grenades etc.)
LMG Light Machine Gun (always AEGs)
P- Pistol
R- Rifle (>450mm barrel)
S- Shotgun (Tripple barrelled)
SMG- Sub Machine Gun (<300mm barrel)
-Suffixs
-AEG -Automatic Electric Gun (>0.64J/80mps)
-AEP -Automatic Electric Pistol (<0.5-J/70mps)
-ECM -Electric Compact Machine Gun (0.5-0.64J/70-80mps)
-GBB -Gas Blow Back
-GNBB -Gas Non Blow Back
-SA -Single Action

CON-64 Expert Infantry Course #12

March 30-April 1 2007

An Advanced Bootcamp, see HERE for details.

CON-64 Roster

1. CLARKE. Stephen. (CMO) 9 EICU.
2. EVANS. Stephen. 17 EICU.
3. FOSTER. Patricia. 13 EICU.
4. FURLONG. Susan. 17 EICU.
5. POLLARD. Ashley R. (EXO) 17 EICU. 		6. RUSHEN. Clive. 17 EICU.
7. SMITH. Trevor. 17 EICU.
8. SWIFT. Nikki. (S2) 14 EICU.
9. THOMAS. Simon. (S3) (Sat/Sun) 15 EICU.
10. WAYLAND. Dean C. (S1) 17 EICU.

Notes:

Unfortunately four Marines dropped out on the Friday due to
unforeseen circumstances.

Special thanks go to Captain Swift and Lieutenant Colonel Pollard
who performed excellently during a First Aid inncident wherein
Sergeant Smith sustained what fortunately turned out to be a minor
injury during the Fire SupportExercise on Sunday, when his foot
became trapped in a rabbit hole while running.

CON-65 Operation HATFIELD CHASE

June 15-17 2007

Issued @ 15:30Z 06/15/2007

IMPORTANT NOTICE: In addition to our notification of 03/17/2006 it is our duty to report that due to the additional and extensive damage caused by the Electro-Magnetic-Pulse (EMP) during CON-62, plus contractual disputes, delays to the repairs of the Gate Tower's systems continue, in that the alarm and defence components are still yet to be installed. However, a basic flight service is available for CON-65. Flight crews MUST take extra special care in the Gate Tower as many systems remain exposed (6kv) for on-going repairs. It is not practical to shut these sub-systems down, as they constitute essential components of the Gatewatch system.

The Gatewatch system reports that as at 15:30Z their were a total of only 15 usable inbound and outbound wormholes for CON-65, as specified below. There are no unresolved signal spikes at this time. All these spikes are at never before seen energy levels (4x). The Gravity Wave detector is for the first time actually picking up signals. This means that the Gate is "leaking" gravity in the area of the Gate Tower. Presuming flights are launched, we can not reasonably estimate what the conditions for crews within the wormhole will be like, however "G" suits have been procured to aid in reducing the risks of black outs in flight. Please be aware these are standard USAF and RAF issue Anti-G suits which are only rated to 9G (the max for fast jet aircrews).

Due to the high EMP damage suffered by SG#50 (USA) last November, there will be no flights from that Gate. Likewise SG#52 (USA) is reporting only 2 unresolved signal spikes, which currently means no missions are planned for that Gate at present. SG#54 (RF) however, advise that they are preparing missions to go to a similarly low number of target planets as per ours. This means that the recovery of CLEGG-621 will be down to either us or the Russians, depending upon whoever finds them first (assuming anyone does).

During CON-62 the aggregate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment reached +108% above pre-CON-52 levels, which is an increase of +17% over those of CON-61. As almost 7 months has elapsed since this the last flight operation, the precautionary principal dictates that CON-65 will be subject to the Extreme ABC Protection Protocol, as levels could be dangerously high. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Thus it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination to ensure personal and collective safety - WITHOUT EXCEPTION! CON-65 will like CON-62 conclude with a mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at Gatewatch apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

CON-65 Op.Hatfield Chase

Notes: All times in this table are in Alpha Time, that is Zulu+1 for UK Summer Time. Please be aware that friendly forces off world, maybe operating in a different time zone. Gate activation entries shown in red were NOT used during this operation.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
06/15/2007
01 OUTBOUND G-1591 22:32 22:48 00:16 Mission 1
VP1066B
02 INBOUND G-1591 23:01 23:13 00:12* GATE
NOT
USED
03 OUTBOUND G-1591 23:39 23:54 00:15* GATE
NOT
USED
06/16/2007
04 INBOUND G-1591 00:13 00:26 00:13* Return From
Mission 1
VP1066B
05 OUTBOUND G-1548 07:22 07:24 00:02 Mission 2
VXC213A
06 INBOUND G-1549 07:54 07:57 00:03* Return From
Mission 2
VXC213A
07 OUTBOUND G-0909 13:29 13:40 00:11 Mission 3
Pathfinder
08 OUTBOUND G-0909 14:00 14:13 00:13* GATE
NOT
USED
09 INBOUND G-0909 16:21 16:38 00:17* Return From
Mission 3
10 OUTBOUND G-0002 21:09 21:15 00:06 Mission 4
VXC105C
COMBAT
11 INBOUND G-0002 22:17 22:27 00:10* GATE
NOT
USED
12 OUTBOUND G-0002 22:47 22:52 00:05* GATE
NOT
USED
13 INBOUND G-0002 23:43 23:57 00:14* Return From
Mission 4
VXC105C
COMBAT
06/17/2007
14 OUTBOUND G-0667 10:43 10:59 00:16 Mission 5
Pathfinder
15 INBOUND G-0667 13:02 13:13 00:11* Return From
Mission 5

* WARNING: Variable Flight Times.

CON-65 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 SGT Carter. G. - - OOC Roster*
1. Berry. Susan
2. Buxton. Martin.
3. Clarke. Stephen.
4. Foster. Patricia.
5. Furlong. Susan.
6. Jackson. Frank.
7. Molloy. John.
8. Pollard. Ashley R.
9. Rushen. Clive.
10. Smith. Trevor.
11. Swift. Nikki.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Wayland. Dean C.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
In addition to the AFESM
the following were awarded:

The Bronze Star:
Rushen. Clive

The Air Medal:
Clarke. Stephen.
Swift. Nikki.

The United Nations
Special Service Medal:
Molloy. John.
Swift. Nikki.
Thomas. Simon.

The Expert Infantry Badge:
Smith. Trevor.

The Combat Infantry Badge
First Award:
Rushen. Clive.
Swift. Nikki.

The Pathfinder Badge:
Furlong. Susan.

2 BGEN Courtney A. S1, S5 & MO -
3 CPT Frost J. - -
4 SSGT Johanson. A. - -
5 MSGT Kelley. G. - -
6 MAJ Kilkenny D. CMO -
7 2LT King E. - -
8 CPT Lewis K. S2 -
9 SSGT Newman. J. - -
10 COL Rhys D. S3 -
11 1LT Sackville-West M. - -
12 LTC Tachikoma L. - -
13 SSGT Ward C. - -

CON-65 Mission Log

MissionNoRank/NameSquadPostStatus
1 SGT Carter G.A3ICReturned
1 2LT King E.A -Returned
1 1LT Sackville-West M.A -Returned
1 COL Rhys D.BC/OReturned
1 CPT Lewis K.B2ICReturned
1 SSGT Ward C.B3ICReturned
2 COL Rhys D.AC/OReturned
2 SSGT Ward C.A2ICReturned
2 MAJ Kilkenny D.A -Returned
2 2LT King E.A -Returned
2 1LT Sackville-West M.A -Returned
3 SGT Carter G.A2ICReturned
3 MSGT Kelley G.A -Returned
3 2LT King E.A -Returned
3 1LT Sackville-West M.A -Returned
3 COL Rhys D.BC/OReturned
3 SSGT Ward C.B3ICReturned
3 CPT Frost J.B -Returned
3 CPT Lewis K.B-Returned
4 COL Rhys D.AC/OReturned
4 CPT Lewis K.A2ICReturned
4 SGT Carter G.B3ICReturned
4 MSGT Kelley G.B -Returned
4 2LT King E.B -Returned
4 1LT Sackville-West M.B -Returned
5 CPT Frost J.AC/OReturned
5 CPT Lewis K.A2ICReturned
5 SSGT Ward C.A3ICReturned
5 MSGT Kelley G.A -Returned
5 2LT King E.A -Returned
5 1LT Sackville-West M.A -Returned

CON-66 Operation ELLANDUN

August 3- 5 2007

Issued @ 08:00Z 08/03/2007

Updated 08/07/2007

With reference to the damage report notifications of 03/17/2006 and 06/17/2007, arising out of the enemy actions known as Operation Ox-Eye", suffered during CON-56 and the Electro-Magnetic-Pulse (EMP), sustained by all Earth bound Gates during CON-62, be advised that the repairs to the Gate Tower's alarm and defence systems have been further delayed by the requirement for the installation of the XAD1471 equipment in preparation for "Project Midguard", an element of this present operation, which has priority as of 07/17/2007 by order of General A. West CIC UNSGC HQ.

The former contractual disputes that had contributed to previous delays in repairs have now been resolved. Please note that Tiger Industries personnel no longer have access to RGHQ-51, and that the SSI and Phillips Corp. consortium have taken over the work. As SSI are the prime contractors for the XAD1471 system their staff have absolute authority during the installation phase on Floor 1 of RGHQ-51. With the exception of the related missions, the Gate Tower is for the duration of this operation strictly off limits to ALL UNMC personnel.

Note also that due to these circumstances only a basic flight service is available for your missions during CON-66. Flight crews MUST take extra special care in the Gate Tower as many systems remain exposed (6kv) for on-going repairs and the installation work. It is not practical to shut these sub-systems down, as they constitute essential components of the XAD1471 and the Gatewatch systems.

Gatewatch reports that as at 15:00Z their were a total of 21 usable inbound and outbound wormholes for CON-66, however only 5 of these, as specified below are relevant to UNMC Flight Crews. FYI this is an increase of 6 activations over the 15 of CON-65, and there are no unresolved signal spikes at this time. All spikes are at similar extreme energy levels (4x) as per CON-65. The Gravity Wave detector is for the second time actually picking up signals, which means that the Gate is "leaking" gravity in the area of the Gate Tower. Thus as per CON-65 we can not garuntee crew safety within the wormhole. Likewise as per CON-65 "G" suits have been procured to aid in reducing the risks of black outs in flight. Please be aware these are standard USAF and RAF issue Anti-G suits which are only rated to 9G (the max for fast jet aircrews). Note that any personnel who fail their medical will automatically lose Flight Status for the duration of CON-66, so as to avoid unnecessary casualties. Be aware that during CON-65 the Russian Regiment suffered 6 KIA and 2 WIA due to exsessive G forces (2 broken necks and 4 blunt trauma deaths, plus 2 surviving Marines with broken backs.

During CON-65 the aggregate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment achieved a total of +197% over the pre-CON-52 levels (100%), which is an increase of +89% over those of CON-62. Even though almost 7 months had elapsed since this the last flight operation of 2006, this shows that the trend is continuing upward. The total M1 ABC level now stands at 297%, that is, it has trippled since CON-52 Operation Bannockburn 03/4-6/2005. See the ABC Saturation Report by Captain Kira Lewis (RGHQ-51).

Consequencially the precautionary principal dictates that CON-66 will be subject to the Extreme ABC Protection Protocol, as levels are expected to be dangerously high off world. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Note that it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination immediately upon return, to ensure personal and collective safety post flight - WITHOUT EXCEPTION! CON-66 will like CON-65 before it conclude with a 10 day mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at Gatewatch apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Special Alerts: 1. Post CON-065 Operation Hatfield Chase, DSTL have advised that as a result of their analysis of enemy ammunition found embedded in the clothing and equipment worn by First Lieutenant Sackville-West who was wounded in action at the close of Mission 4, immediately prior to egris, that the enemy ambush team were using the older and less lethal MKVI rounds. This accounted for their reduced effectiveness, and the higher than expected survivability of personnel who sustained wounds during that mission. It is possible that this represents the balance of old stocks. However, at the same time Russian and US personnel operating from SITE-54 sustained casualties wounded with exclusively MkVII ammunition. It is therefore probable that any future casualties sustained by our Regiment during all future operations will be hit with the more lethal ammunition.

2. As of 07/17/2007 both US bases (AREA-50 & -52) suffered catostrophic computer failures, due to a never before seen virus. They will remain off-line for the foreseeable future, leaving only the UK and the Russian Federation currently operational. For the duration AREA-52 personnel will be operating from SITE-54 in the Russian Federation, until as such time as either SG#50 or -52 are once again operational. The CLEGG program has been suspended, and caution is advised if approached off-world by the outstanding teams -651 and -652. These personnel should be recovered and returned to AREA-50 ASAP. The Authentication code for these teams is "BOSTON", and they comprise:

CLEGG-651:
1LT Ryan O'Connor Jr.
SSGT Rodrigo Alverez.
SGT Peter Bronski
SPEC Dr. Janet Merryweather 		CLEGG-652
MAJ Susana Bench
MSGT David Powell
SSGT Erin Speak
CPL Ralph Ammundsen

Special Orders

CON-066 Operation Ellandun, is to be regarded principally as a training operation, with the exception of two missions, both to the same target. By 13:46A on 08/04/2007, you must have prepared a recon team for launching to G-0799. In addition to the normal complement of recon equipment, Stargazer, sampling kits etc., you will also be dispatched carrying a special automatic recording package, that will log the return path from G-0799 back to the SG#51 Gate at RGHQ-51. Immediately upon return the unit is to be handed over to Dr Karen Wight, the authorised representative of the SSI Corporation or the bases commanding officer, Brigadier General Alastair R. Courtney, UNMC, as appropriate.

Neither flight will be designated as a Pathfinder mission, as the planet upon which G-0799 is located has already been thoroughly cleared as a safe landing zone with regard to it's environment. The Pathfinder mission was conducted by US personnel on 08/21/1999 during CON-021 when the planet was designated as VP068. Since CON-056 when the first portable Gravitometers were deployed, VP068 has been the subject of intense study and observation, as it is the "mid-gate" for all current and formally operational Star Gates, that is: SG#'s -50, -51, -52 and -54, which is why it was chosen for Project Midguard. This project is the establishment of the first post Ox-Eye colony. The new colony will be under US control (AREA-52). The precise location of the proposed main base, aka "Midguard" is classified. The reason for the delay in establishment, has been three fold:

Five Gates, including G-0799, have been identified as sites for defensive Patrol Bases (PB), each designated with your regimental number, thus the UK PB is PB51, it's codename to be chosen by the regiment before 09/29/2007 when PB51 is scheduled for activation (the proposed name as of 08/05/2007 is "BIFROST"). Upon establishment, the other PB codenames and associated necessary data will be released.

Your mission to G-0799 will provide the SSI staff with the data to program the SG#51 XAD1471, after which the initial flight will be undertaken by an SSI civilian engineering team with Executive Resources' Close Protection Officers (ER-CPO) providing security, who will transport the second XAD1471. Upon arrival the machine will be assembled and programmed for the return flight, which must occur before the end of the present cycle otherwise they will be trapped on VP068 until September. Upon the successfull return of the SSI team a UNMC Engineer Company will be despatched to dig out the main defences of PB51, returning before the end of CON-066, as the ABC level is considered to be too high for extended missions with only respirators and NBC suits for protection. At the beginning of CON-67 on 09/28/2007, the Engineers will be once again dispatched to complete their work. ASAP Marines from the 51st Regiment will be tasked to take up station at PB51 during the period of each future cycle, subject to the tactical situation. The PB's will only be manned during the period of maximum threat, that is during the period of a Gate cycle, 1-3 days every 2-6 months. Stranded personnel will be considered as MIA and probably hostile, and treated accordingly at the time of the next operation. Every effort will be made to recover personnel assigned to serve at a PB before the end of their duty period. Because of the associated risks, PB service will at the present time be voluntary, subject to the strategic situation.

END OF SPECIAL ORDERS

CON-66 Operation Ellandun
Gatewatch Chart

Notes: All times in this table are in Alpha Time, that is Zulu+1 for UK Summer Time. Please be aware that friendly forces off world, maybe operating in a different time zone. Gate activation entries shown in red were NOT used during this operation.
No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
08/04/2007
01 OUTBOUND G-0799 13:46 14:08 00:22* Mission 1
Recon
02 INBOUND G-0799 15:27 15:50 00:23* -
03 OUTBOUND G-0799 16:21 16:40 00:19* -
04 INBOUND G-0799 17:15 17:35 00:20* Return From
Mission 1
05 INBOUND G-0799 17:41 17:58 00:17* Return From
Mission 1

* WARNING: Variable Flight Times.

CON-66 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 SGT CARTER. G. - +1 EICU
+3 BPU		 OOC Roster*
1. Berry. Susan
2. Bright. David. (08/04/2007)
3. Foster. Patricia.
4. Furlong. Susan.
5. Jordon. Jane
6. Molloy. John.
7. Pollard. Ashley R.
8. Rushen. Clive.
9. Smith. Trevor.
10. Swift. Nikki.
11. Tucker. Malcolm. (08/05/2007)
12. Wayland. Dean C.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
In addition to the Armed Forces Expeditionary
Service Medal the following were awarded:

The Air Medal:
Rushen. Clive.

The Good Conduct Medal:
Jordon. Jane.
Tucker. Malcolm.

The Drill Instructors
Service Ribbon:
Pollard. Ashley R.

The Armed Forces Reserve
Service Medal:
Tucker. Malcolm.

The Training Ribbon:
Smith. Trevor.

The Expert Infantry Badge:
Jordon. Jane.

The Combat Infantry Badge
Second Award:
Pollard. Ashley R.

Astronaut's Wings:
Jordon. Jane.

Master Astronaut's Wings:
Pollard. Ashley R.

The follwing have been promoted in
advance of their next operation:
Berry. Susan: First Sergeant
Jordon. Jane: Private First Class

EICU = 1 Fri. pm, 2 Sat. am.
BPU = 2 Fri. pm. 2 Sat. pm, 1 Sun. am.

2 BGEN COURTNEY A. MO +1 EICU
3 PFC DELPERDANCE. R. - +2 EICU
4 CPT FROST J. MO +3 EICU
+3 BPU
5 PVT GRANT. A. - +2 BPU
6 MSGT KELLEY. G. CMO* +3 EICU
+2 BPU
7 2LT KING. E. +3 EICU -
8 CPT LEWIS K. S2 -
9 PVT PETERSEN. K. - +1 EICU
+4 BPU
10 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST M. S1 +5 BPU
11 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A. S3*/S5 +3 EICU
+5 BPU
12 SSGT WARD C. - +3 EICU
+4 BPU
*Acting appointment for CON-66.
Note that as of CON-66 Lieutenant Colonel Lara A. Tachikoma has been appointed as the RGHQ-51 S5 and First Lieutenant M. B. Sackville-West has been appointed as the S1.

CON-66 Mission Log

Mission# Rank/Name Squad Post Status
1 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A. C C/O Returned
1 PFC DELPERDANCE. R. A - Returned
1 CPT FROST. J. A 2IC Returned
1 2LT KING. E. A - Returned
1 PFC PETERSEN. K. A - Returned
1 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST. M. B. B 3IC Returned
1 SGT CARTER. G. B - Returned
1 MSGT KELLEY. G. B MO- Returned
1 CPT LEWIS K. B - Returned

CON-67 Operation HIXTON DOWN

September 28-30 2007

Issued @ 16:00Z 09/28/2007

Damage Report

With reference to the damage report notification of 08/03/2007 (see the Gatewatch Report for CON-066), be advised that the repairs to the Gate Tower's alarm and defence systems remain outstanding due to the installation and configuration work to the new XAD1471 equipment begun on 08/03/2007 as part of the "Project Midguard" program. This project is the #1 priority of the UNSGC as of 07/17/2007 by order of General A. West CIC UNSGC HQ.

As SSI Inc. is the prime contractor for the XAD1471 system their staff have absolute authority during the on-going work on Floor 1 of RGHQ-51. With the exception of the related missions, the Gate Tower is for the duration of this operation strictly off limits to ALL UNMC personnel. Note that with the exception of flights using the XAD1471, only a basic flight service is available for your missions during CON-67. Flight crews MUST take extra special care in the Gate Tower as many systems remain exposed (6kv) for on-going repairs and the installation work. It is not practical to shut these sub-systems down, as they constitute essential components of the XAD1471 and the Gatewatch systems. We can not emphasise this enough, two SSI engineers were fatally injured earlier this month due to their negligence.

Flight Conditions

All signal spikes on the Gatewatch system are at energy levels 5× above normal, that is an increase of 25% over those recorded at CON's-65 & -66. The Gate Tower's Gravity Wave detector is likewise picking up stronger signals, which means that the Gate is once again "leaking" gravity. Thus as per CON-66 we can not garuntee crew safety within the wormhole. Likewise as before "G" suits have been procured to aid in reducing the risks of black outs in flight. Please be aware these are standard USAF and RAF issue Anti-G suits which are only rated to 9G (the max for fast jet aircrews). Note that any personnel who fail their medical will automatically lose Flight Status for the duration of CON-67, so as to avoid unnecessary casualties. Be aware that during CON-66 the Russian and American Regiments operating from SITE-54 (Russia) suffered a total of 3 KIA and 7 WIA due to the expected exsessive G forces, which due to improve training can be considered as less serious than those of the previous operation.

During CON-66 the aggregate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment achieved a total of +208% over the pre-CON-52 levels (100%), which is an increase of +11% over those of CON-65. The total M1 ABC level now stands at 307%, that is in excess of tripple the volume detected prior to CON-52 Operation Bannockburn 03/4-6/2005. For the first time recovered levels of the M2 type of ABC has also increased by a factor of ×2 over the pre CON-66 levels, thus exceeding the 1% figure of total ABC. See the ABC Saturation Report by Captain Kira Lewis (RGHQ-51).

Consequencially the precautionary principal dictates that CON-67 will be subject to the Extreme ABC Protection Protocol, as levels are expected to be dangerously high off world. Additional NBC suits and filters will be provided. Note that it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination immediately upon return, to ensure personal and collective safety post flight - WITHOUT EXCEPTION! Room 208 has been specially adapted for this purpose. CON-67 will like CON-66 before it conclude with a 10 day mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at Gatewatch apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Special Alerts:

1. The catostrophic computer failures suffered by AREA's -50 & -52 (USA), has now been confirmed as being caused by a previously unknown virus which was imported using a disk recovered from the 621st CLEGG (CONTACT Long Endurance Gate Group) team by the UK SG squad during Mission 4 of CON-65 to VXC105C. This has resulted in these bases remaining off-line for the foreseeable future, leaving only the UK and the Russian Federation currently operational. For the duration AREA-52 personnel will be operating from SITE-54 in the Russian Federation, until as such time as either SG#50 or -52 are once again operational.

As stated in our previous report (CON-65) the CLEGG program has been suspended, and caution is advised if approached off-world by the members of the outstanding team -652. These personnel should be recovered and returned to AREA-52 ASAP. Their Authentication code is "BOSTON", and the details of the team members are shown in the Missing In Action listings document.

2. In the light of #1 above, and the various debriefs post CON-066 Operation Ellandun, the report by DSTL regarding ammunition found embedded in the clothing and equipment worn by First Lieutenant Sackville -West who was wounded in action at the close of Mission 4 of CON-65 Operation Hatfield Chase (06/16/2007), can be viewed in a very different light. The use of the less lethal MKVI rounds by the enemy ambush party, while at the same time Russian and US personnel operating from SITE-54 who sustained casualties wounded with exclusively MkVII ammunition, would appear to have been part of a deliberate plan to ensure the delivery of the disk in to the hands of the UNSGC.

As with CON-66, it is safe to assume that any future casualties sustained by our Regiment during all future operations will be hit with the more lethal MkVII ammunition.

Special Orders

1. The mission flown on 08/04/2007 by our SG team during CON-066 Operation Ellandun to G-0799 (then aka VP068, now aka C068W) to log the return path back to the SG#51 Gate at RGHQ-51 using the special automatic data recording instrument package was completely successful. It enabled the SSI Inc. personnel to program the XAD1471 system for use during CON-66 & -67. At this latter point the second phase of Project Midguard to establish the first post Ox-Eye colony under US control (AREA-52) at a classified location was schedule to begin with the building of the first of five defensive "forts", which is code named BIFROST. It is close to G-0799, and will be crewed by UK personnel. The off-world element of the XAD1471, a non-portable remote controlled "dial-home-device" has been installed close to G-0799, housed in a sealled unit buried beneath the ground, while it's controlling counterpart has been built in to the Gate Tower of RGHQ-51. These machines will during a standard cycle, and after charging enable the ground crew to force the Gate to open to G-0799 and RGHQ-51 respectively. It can only be safely used when the inter-planetary comunications systems are working adequately, so that an authorised request by the off-world team can be processed to activate the Gate and open the iris to ensure a safe landing. A 35+ minute window of opportunity is required in the natural Gate cycle to allow for flight time, and the earlier the Gatewatch crew are advised of an intended launch or recovery mission the safer it will be for the SG team.

Following the successfull return of the SSI team, the 51st UNMC Engineer Company was despatched to dig out the main defences of FORT BIFROST, being scheduled for return before the end of CON-066, as the ABC level was considered to be too high for extended missions with only respirators and NBC suits for protection. However at the close of the CON-65 cycle the unit had failed to return, and consequentially they have been declared as MIA . See the MIA list document for details.

The intelligence gathered by several CLEGG teams who monitored the planet over many years for enemy activity, having reported non, must be considered as suspect, both in the light of recent events at AREA-50 and the contact with CLEGG-651 made during your mission. It was noted that this CLEGG team carried HE signalling devices, that would have required sophisticated on-world manufacturing, as such materials are rendered inert by passing through a Star Gate. Therefore, it is reasonable to presume that the enemy have some kind of base on VP068, location to be determined. The enemys apparent absence is probably a combination of both the compromise of the CLEGG program, and their low profile in the presence of other regular recon units on what is a planet of strategic importance.

In addition to the strategic objectives established by the current situation, namely, Project Midguard, and the on going issues arising from Fort Apache (VXC105), the recovery of the missing UNMC Engineers and CLEGG-652 for enterogation is raised to a high priority objective.

2. Note that Gates #6-8 connect to G-0002 aka VXC105C, and that initially all flights to and from this planet were suspended following CON-65, however as of CON-67, all S3's may authorise Combat missions at their unit's own discretion, subject to future UNSGCHQ oversight.

3. Note that the inbound Gate activation #11 from G-0737 has been shown in this table, as the option for a T1 activation is available. If the S3 approves a mission, then a request for POW transfer to DSTL should be made well in advance of the proposed launch time.

END OF SPECIAL ORDERS

CON-67 Operation Hixton Down
Gatewatch Chart

Updated 10/06/2007

Gatewatch reported that as at 16:00Z their were a total of 33 usable inbound and outbound wormholes for CON-67, however only 17 of these, as specified below were relevant to UNMC Flight Crews. FYI this is an increase of 12 activations over the 21 of CON-66, and there were no unresolved signal spikes during the operation. Gate#9a was a Type 1 activation executed by Dr Farquar who was flown in from DSTL for the purpose. Gates#16a & 16b were forced by the newly installed XAD1471 device. Due to a loack of effective off-world communications the return Gate was arranged by schedule for 12:30Ahrs.

Notes: All times in this table are in Alpha Time, that is Zulu+1 for UK Summer Time. Please be aware that friendly forces off world, maybe operating in a different time zone. Gate activation entries shown in red were NOT used during this operation.

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
09/28/2007
01 OUTBOUND G-0116 22:29 22:41 00:12* -
02 OUTBOUND G-0116 23:15 23:25 00:10* Mission 1
Pathfinder
03 INBOUND G-0116 23:50 23:59 00:09* -
09/29/2007
04 OUTBOUND G-0116 00:17 00:25 00:08* -
05 INBOUND G-0116 00:45 00:59 00:14* Return From
Mission 1
1hr 14mins
06 OUTBOUND G-0002 12:08 12:20 00:12 Mission 2
VXC105C
See Special Orders
COMBAT
07 INBOUND G-0002 12:42 12:54 00:12 -
08 INBOUND G-0002 13:03 13:15 00:12 Return From
Mission 2
1hr 7mins
09a OUTBOUND G-0737 15:15 15:43 00:28 Mission 3
T1 Activation
(Prof. Farquar DSTL)
See Special Orders
RECON
09 INBOUND G-0737 16:14 16:42 00:28 Return From
Mission 3
1hr 27mins
10 OUTBOUND G-0801 20:48 21:01 00:13* Mission 4
VXC145A
COMBAT
11 OUTBOUND G-0801 21:22 21:36 00:14* -
12 INBOUND G-0801 22:13 22:25 00:12* -
13 OUTBOUND G-0801 22:49 23:14 00:15* -
14 INBOUND G-0801 23:33 23:50 00:17* Return From
Mission 4
VXC145A
3hr 2mins
09/30/2007
15 INBOUND G-0801 00:13 00:29 00:16* -
16 OUTBOUND G-0357 10:33 11:04 00:31* -
16a OUTBOUND G-0799 11:07 11:38 00:31* Mission 5
C068W Fort Bifrost
See Special Orders
SAR
XAD1471 Activation
16b INBOUND G-0799 12:30 12:55 00:25* Return From
Mission 5
1hr 48mins
XAD1471 Activation
17 INBOUND G-0357 13:07 13:40 00:33* -

* WARNING: Variable Flight Times.

CON-67 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 PVT BARBISON. C. - +2 EICU OOC Roster*
1. Berry. Susan
2. Clarke. Stephen.
3. Davis. Rita. (09/28-29/2007)
4. Foster. Patricia.
5. Furlong. Susan.
6. Jordon. Jane
7. Molloy. John.
8. Pollard. Ashley R.
9. Rushen. Clive.
10. Smith. Trevor.
11. Swift. Nikki.
12. Thomas. Simon.
13. Wayland. Dean C.
14. Worsfold. Graham.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
In addition to the Armed Forces Expeditionary
Service Medal the following were awarded:

The Air Medal:
Foster. Pat.
Pollard. Ashley
Smith. Trevor.

The Good Conduct Medal:
Davis. Rita.

The National Defense Service Medal:
Davis. Rita.

The Drill Instructors
Service Ribbon:
Molloy. John.

The Combat Medical Badge
Second Award:
Molloy. John.

Astronaut's Wings:
Davis. Rita.

Master Astronaut's Wings:
Berry. Susan.

The Pathfinder Badge:
Davis. Rita.

EICU = 2 Sat. am.

2 SGT CARTER. G. - -
3 BGEN COURTNEY A. MO -
4 CPT FROST J. MO +2 EICU
5 1SGT KELLEY. G. MO -
6 MAJ KILKENNY. D. R.. CMO -
7 2LT KING. E. - +2 EICU
8 CPT LEWIS. K. S2 -
9 PFC PETERSEN. K. - -
10 1SGT REDDMAN. J. - -
11 COL RHYS. D. S3 -
12 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST M. S1 +2 EICU
13 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A. S5 -
14 SSGT WARD C. - -

con-67 Mission Log

Prepared by 1LT Sackville-West
Mission# Rank/Name Squad Post Status
1 CPT FROST J. A 2IC Returned
1 SSGT WARD C. A - Returned
1 1SGT KELLEY G. B 3IC Returned
1 PVT BARBISON. C. B - Returned
1 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. C 1IC Returned
2 CPT FROST J. A 2IC Returned
2 PFC PETERSEN. K. A - Returned
2 1SGT REDDMAN. J. A - Returned
2 SSGT WARD. C. A - Returned
2 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST. M. B 3IC Returned
2 PVT BARBISON. C. B - Returned
2 2LT KING. E. B - Returned
2 1SGT KELLEY. G. B MO Returned
2 COL RHYS. D. C 1IC Returned
3 COL RHYS. D. A 1IC Returned
3 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A 2IC Returned
3 2LT KING. E. A - Returned
3 CPT LEWIS. K. A - Returned
3 1SGT REDDMAN J. A - Returned
3 1SGT KELLEY. G. A MO Returned
4 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A 1IC Returned
4 SGT CARTER. G. A - Returned
4 1SGT REDDMAN. J. A - Returned
4 1SGT KELLEY. G. B 2IC Returned
4 PVT BARBISON. C. B - Returned
4 SSGT WARD. C. B - Returned
5 COL RHYS. D. A 1IC Returned
5 SGT CARTER. G. A - Returned
5 PFC PETERSEN. K. A - Returned
5 SSGT WARD. C. A - Returned
5 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. B 2IC Returned
5 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST. M. B 3IC Returned
5 2LT KING. E. B - Returned

CON-68 Operation WINCHESTER

November 16-18 2007

Issued @ 19:00Z 11/16/2007

Damage Report

With reference to the damage report notification issued at 16:00Z 09/28/2007, see the Gatewatch Report for CON-067 "Operation Hixton Down", be advised that the repairs to the Gate Tower's alarm and defence systems remain outstanding due to the installation and configuration work to the new XAD1471 equipment begun on 08/03/2007 as part of the "Project Midguard" program. The work is scheduled for completion by no later than 06/20/2008, when the new flight cycle begins with CON-71.

As SSI Inc. is the prime contractor for the XAD1471 system their staff have absolute authority during the on-going work on Floor 1 of RGHQ-51. With the exception of the related missions, the Gate Tower is for the duration of this operation strictly off limits to ALL UNMC personnel. Note that with the exception of flights using the XAD1471, only a basic flight service is available for your missions during CON-68. Flight crews MUST take extra special care in the Gate Tower as many systems remain exposed (6kv) for on-going repairs and the installation work. It is not practical to shut these sub-systems down, as they constitute essential components of the XAD1471 and the Gatewatch systems. We can not emphasise this enough, a third SSI engineer was fatally injured last week due to their negligence.

Flight Conditions

All signal spikes on the Gatewatch system are at energy levels 6× above normal, that is an increase of 20% over those recorded at CON'-67. The Gate Tower's Gravity Wave detector is likewise picking up stronger signals, which means that the Gate is once again "leaking" gravity. Thus as per CON-67 we can not garuntee crew safety within the wormhole. "G" suits will be issued to Flight Crews to aid in reducing the risks of black outs in flight. Please be aware these are standard USAF and RAF issue Anti-G suits which are only rated to 9G (the max for fast jet aircrews). Note that any personnel who fail their medical, will automatically lose Flight Status for the duration of CON-68, and be asigned to Ground Crew duties, so as to avoid unnecessary casualties. Be aware that during CON-67 the Russian and American Regiments operating from SITE-54 (Russia) only suffered 1 KIA and 3 WIA due to the in-flight G forces, which is a reduction over the previous operation, presumedly resulting from the additional training post CON-66.

During CON-67 the aggregate total of ABC recovered from off-world equipment achieved a total of +217% over the pre-CON-52 levels (100%), which is an increase of +9% over those of CON-66. The total M1 ABC level now stands at 316%, that is in excess of tripple the volume detected prior to CON-52 Operation Bannockburn 03/4-6/2005. For only the second time the recovered levels of the M2 type of ABC has also increased by a factor of ×3 over the pre CON-66 levels, which is an increase of 50% over CON-67. See the ABC Saturation Report by Captain Kira Lewis (RGHQ-51).

Consequencially the precautionary principal dictates that CON-68 will be subject to the EXTREME ABC Protection Protocol, as levels are expected to be dangerously high off world. A new and improved NBC suit and filter system will be issued. Note that it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination immediately upon return, to ensure personal and collective safety post flight - WITHOUT EXCEPTION! Room 208 has been specially adapted for this purpose. CON-68 will like CON-67 before it conclude with a 10 day mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at Gatewatch apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Alerts & Special Orders

1. Both US bases remain off-line and are not expected to be operational again until 06/20/2008. The UK and Russian Federation bases are the only currently operational Star Gate fasilities, consequentially AREA-52 personnel will be operating from SITE-54 in the Russian Federation during CON-68.

2. The US CLEGG ("CONTACT Long Endurance Gate Group") program remains suspended, and caution is advised if approached off-world by the members of the outstanding team -652. These personnel should be recovered and returned to AREA-52 ASAP. Their Authentication code is "BOSTON", and the details of the team members are specified in the current Missing In Action listings document. In addition to the strategic objectives established by the current situation, namely, Project Midguard, and the on going issues arising from Fort Apache (VXC105), the recovery of the missing UNMC Engineers and CLEGG-652 for enterogation is a high priority objective.

3. At 15:14Z today, an incoming off-world comunications signal from survivors of the 51st UNMC Engineer Company was received requesting that the XAD1471 be activated for a return flight and the defensive iris opened. Post varification, MAJ Atherton O/C in lieu of LTC Collinwood who went MIA during the outbound flight, was unaware that they had experienced a tempral delay in their journey to C068W. Upon initial arrival they were unable to establish communications with RGHQ-51, and therefore proceded with their mission. Being completed, they successfully established comunications with RGHQ-51 to make a flight request as per SOP. It was eventually decided to retreive the unit with a XAD1471 Forced Gate Activation at 17:00. They landed at 17:31 and have been despatched to DSTL for analysis. NB: 23 members including the C/O were lost on the outbound flight and 4 more on the return. These 27 remain listed as MIA as of today. The unit's default Authentication Code is "ANGEL".

NB: be aware that due to their reduced personnel the dug-out defences of FORT BIFROST although essentially complete, are necessarily of a very basic nature.

4. During the specified times (see chart) of CON-68, the SSI Inc. engineers can, upon receipt of a written authorisation from the Operations Officer, program the XAD1471 system for a launch and a retreval flight to/from G-0799 (aka C068W), the location of FORT BIFROST. NB: the XAD1471 system will only function during a standard Gate cycle period (circa 3 days in 60), and require circa 24 hours of pre flight charging. The Ground Crew can then force the Gate to open to G-0799 and RGHQ-51 respectively. It can only be safely used by prior arrangement at a specified time or when the inter-planetary comunications systems are working adequately, so that an authorised request by the off-world team can be processed to activate the Gate and open the iris to ensure a safe landing. A 35+ minute window of opportunity is required in the natural Gate cycle to allow for flight time, and the earlier the Gatewatch crew are advised of an intended launch or recovery mission the safer it will be for the SG team. NB: the short notice given by the Engineers, did result in losses. During Operation Winchester BIFROST must be reconnoitred, and the work of the Engineers assessed for the purposes of developing the base in future cycles.

END OF SPECIAL ORDERS

CON-68 Operation Winchester
Gatewatch Chart

Gatewatch reports that as of 16:00Z there are a total of 51 fully developed inbound and outbound wormholes for CON-68, however only 12 of these, as specified below are relevant to UNMC Flight Crews. FYI this is an increase of 18 activations over the 33 of CON-67, and there are no unresolved signal spikes at this time

Notes: All times in this table are in ZULU Time, for UK winter time. Please be aware that friendly forces off world, maybe operating in a different time zone. Gate activation entries shown in red were NOT used during this operation.

No. In/Out Target Launch Landing Flight
Time		Notes
11/16/2007
00A INBOUND G-0799 17:00 17:31 00:31 Return From
C068W
(See Special Orders)
01 OUTBOUND G-1455 23:04 23:15 00:11* Mission 1
VXC075B
02 INBOUND G-1455 23:44 23:54 00:10* -
11/17/2007
03 INBOUND G-1455 00:11 00:24 00:13* Return From
Mission 1
VXC075B
04 OUTBOUND G-1456 13:31 13:50 00:19 Mission 2
VXC075E
05 INBOUND G-1456 14:21 14:40 00:19 -
06 OUTBOUND G-1456 15:13 15:32 00:19 -
07 INBOUND G-1456 15:35 15:54 00:19 -
08 INBOUND G-1456 15:58 16:17 00:19 Return From
Mission 2
VXC075E
17:34-23:59+ XAD1471 On-line
(C068W Fort Bifrost)
08a OUTBOUND G-0799 20:00 20:29 00:29 Mission 3
C068W
COMBAT
08b INBOUND G-0799 23:30 23:59 00:29 Return From
Mission 3
C068W
11/18/2007
00:00-10:18 XAD1471 On-line
(C068W Fort Bifrost)
09 OUTBOUND G-1398 10:21 10:49 00:28* Mission 4
Pathfinder
10 OUTBOUND G-1398 10:54 11:19 00:25* -
11 INBOUND G-1398 12:03 12:29 00:26* -
12 INBOUND G-1398 12:32 12:59 00:27* Return From
Missions 4
13:30-14:30 Mission X & Operation Winchester Debriefings

* WARNING: Variable Flight Times.

CON-68 Roster

#RankNamePost Personnel
Notes		 General
Notes
1 2LT AITKEN. B. S4 - OOC Roster*
1. Anderson. Scott.
2. Berry. Susan
3. Buxton. Martin. (11/16-17/2007)
4. Cavalcanti. Pedro. (11/17/2007)
5. Clarke. Stephen.
6. Davis. Rita. (11/16-17/2007)
7. Doidge. Simon.
8.Foster. Patricia.
9. Furlong. Susan.
10. Grana-Pirego. Anthony
11. Jackson. Frank.
12. Molloy. John.
13. Neal. John.
14. Parker. Susan.
15. Pollard. Ashley R.
16. Rushen. Clive.
17. Smith. Trevor.
18. Stratman. Gary.
19. Stuart. Alastair.
20. Swift. Nikki.
21. Thomas. Simon.
22. Wayland. Dean C.
23. Worsfold. Graham.

* "Other Operational Crew"

Awards
In addition to the various
service awards, the following
Decorations were awarded:

The Air Medal:
Berry. Susan.
Neal. John.
Thomas. Simon.

EICU = 2 Sat. am.

Post Op. Note
Dr Kilkenny has been promoted
to Chief Surgeon, and
Brigadier General Courtney has
been appointed as the base's
Chief Medical Officer.

2 PVT BARBISON. C. - +2 EICU
3 PFC BRANNIGAN. J. - +2 EICU
4 SGT CARTER. G. - +2 EICU
5 SPEC10 CARTER. Y. - +2 EICU
6 2LT CHURCH. D. -+2 EICU-
7 BGEN COURTNEY A. MO -
8 CPT FROST J. MO +1 EICU
9 SSGT JOHANSON. A. - -
10 1SGT KELLEY. G. MO +2 EICU
11 MAJ KILKENNY. D. R.. CMO -
12 2LT KING. E. - +2 EICU
13 CPT LEWIS. K. S2 -
14 SSGT NEWMAN. J. - -
15 CPL OWEN. U. - -
16 PVT PEREIRLA. C. +2 EICU -
17 CPL PETROV. V. - -
18 1SGT REDDMAN. J. - +2 EICU
19 COL RHYS. D. S3 +2 EICU
20 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST M. S1 +2 EICU
21 PVT STANFORD. A. - +2 EICU
22 LTC TACHIKOMA. L. A. S5 +2 EICU
23 SSGT WARD C. - +2 EICU

CON-68 Mission Log

MissionNo Rank/Name Squad Post Status
1 SGT CARTER G. A 2IC Returned
1 PFC BRANNIGAN J. A - Returned
1 MSGT KELLEY G. A - Returned
1 CPL PETROV V. A - Returned
1 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST M. B 1IC Returned
1 PVT BARBISON C. B - Returned
1 PVT STANFORD A. B - Returned
2 MSGT KELLEY G. A 2IC Returned
2 PFC BRANNIGAN J. A - Returned
2 REDDMAN J. A - Returned
2 2LT CHURCH D. B 3IC Returned
2 PVT PEREIRLA C. B - Returned
2 CPL PETROV V. B - Returned
2 PVT STANFORD A. B - Returned
2 CPT FROST J. C 1IC Returned
3 PFC BRANNIGAN J. A - Returned
3 SGT CARTER G. A - Returned
3 SSGT NEWMAN J. A - Returned
3 CPL PETROV V. A - Returned
3 COL RHYS D. B 1IC Returned
3 LTC TACHIKOMA L. B 2IC Returned
3 PVT BARBISON C. B - Returned
3 MSGT KELLEY G. B - Returned
3 PVT STANFORD A. B - Returned
3 SSGT WARD C. B - Returned
4 1LT SACKVILLE-WEST M. A 2IC Returned
4 PFC BRANNIGAN J. A - Returned
4 PVT STANFORD A. A - Returned
4 2LT CHURCH D. B 3IC Returned
4 SGT CARTER G. B - Returned
4 SSGT NEWMAN J. B - Returned
4 LTC TACHIKOMA L. C 1IC Returned

CON-69 Regimental Dinner & Conference #8

February 15-17 2008

An outstanding event, which warranted an award of the Meritorious Unit Citation to all participants for their collective effort. Immediately prior to the dinner, a single awards ceromony was performed wherein Clive Rushen was presented with his Bronze Star, the only notable decoration for 2007 ( image to be attached). For a full report go HERE.

CON-69 Roster

1. BERRY. Susan.
2. CLARKE. Stephen. (CMO)
3. DAVIS. Rita.
4. FOSTER. Patricia. (Sat/Sun)
5. GRANA-PRIEGO. Anthony.S1*
6. JORDAN. Jane.
7. MOLLOY. John.
8. NEAL. John.
9. PARKER. Susan.
10. POLLARD. Ashley R. S5/(XO) 		11. RUSHEN. Clive.
12. SMITH. Trevor.
13. STRATMAN. Gary (Sat/Sun).
14. SWIFT. Nikki. (S2)
15. THOMAS. Simon. (S3)
16. WAYLAND. Dean C. S4

Notes:
*Appointed as RGHQ-51's S1

Marksmanship Results

Friday 15th February 2008

Name Category Range Percentage Weapon used
BERRY. Susan. Shotgun 12g Clay 20% Shotgun 12g
CLARKE. Stephen. SMG-ECM 15m 94% Tokyo Marui MP7A1
CLARKE. Stephen. R-AEG 25m 92% CA AG36KE
CLARKE. Stephen. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
DAVIS. Rita. SMG-AEG 15m 99% Tokyo Marui P90
DAVIS. Rita. Shotgun 12g Clay ?% Shotgun 12g
GRANA-PRIEGO. Anthony. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
JORDAN. Jane. Shotgun 12g Clay ?% Shotgun 12g
MOLLOY. John. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
NEAL. John. SMG-GBB 15m 94% KSC M11A1
NEAL. John. SMG-AEG 15m 99% Tokyo Marui P90
NEAL. John. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
PARKER. Susan. SMG-AEG 15m 99% ICS M4 (GR300)
PARKER. Susan. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
POLLARD. Ashley Rachael. SMG-AEG 15m 99% ICS M4 (GR300)
POLLARD. Ashley Rachael. R-AEG 20m 91% ICS Barrett 466
POLLARD. Ashley Rachael. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% Shotgun 12g
RUSHEN. Clive. SMG-AEG 20m 96% Tokyo Marui P90
RUSHEN. Clive. R-AEG 20m 97% CA AG36KE
RUSHEN. Clive. Shotgun 12g Clay 20% Shotgun 12g
SMITH. Trevor. P-GBB 12.5m 77% HFC Glock 18c
SMITH. Trevor. C-AEG 17.5m 99% Tokyo Marui M4A1
SMITH. Trevor. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% 12g Shotgun
THOMAS. Simon. P-AEP 12.5m 96% Tokyo Marui USP
THOMAS. Simon. SMG-GBB 15m 87% Maruzen Skorpion Vz61
THOMAS. Simon. C-AEG 17.5m 99% Tokyo Marui M4S
THOMAS. Simon. Shotgun 12g Clay 80% 12g Shotgun
WAYLAND. Dean. C-AEG 17.5-m 89% Tokyo Marui M4S+ACOG4x

NB: The pass score for the 12g Shotgun trial was amended from the normal 90% down to 80% for this event.
Raw data courtasey of Stephen Clarke, the event's "Rangemaster"

Legend

Prefixs-
C- Carbine (300-450mm barrel)
GL- Grenade Launcher (-40mm gas grenades etc.)
LMG Light Machine Gun (always AEGs)
P- Pistol
R- Rifle (>450mm barrel)
S- Shotgun (Tripple barrelled)
SMG- Sub Machine Gun (<300mm barrel)
-Suffixs
-12g - any 12 gauge/bore shotgun (>610mm)
-AEG -Automatic Electric Gun (>0.64J/80mps)
-AEP -Automatic Electric Pistol (<0.5-J/70mps)
-ECM -Electric Compact Machine Gun (0.5-0.64J/70-80mps)
-GBB -Gas Blow Back
-GNBB -Gas Non Blow Back
-SA -Single Action

CON-70 Expert Infantry Course #13

March 28-30 2008

An Intermediate Level Bootcamp, see HERE for the other additional details.

CON-70 Roster

1. BERRY. Susan. 15 EICU/1BPU.
2. CAVALCANTI. Pedro. (Sat) 10 EICU/1BPU.
3. CLARKE. Stephen. 15 EICU.
4. DAVIS. Rita. (Fri/Sat) 14 EICU/1BPU.
5. DENNIS. Mathew.* 15 EICU/1BPU.
6. FOSTER. Patricia. 15 EICU/1BPU.
7. FURLONG. Susan. 15 EICU/1BPU.
8. GENTLE. Mary R. 6 EICU.
9. MOLLOY. John. 15 EICU.
10. NEAL. John. 8 EICU/1BPU.
 11. PAYNE. Eileen.* 19 EICU/1BPU.
12. POLLARD. Ashley R. 19 EICU/1BPU.
13. RUSHEN. Clive. 19 EICU/1BPU.
14. STANHOPE. Mark.* (ADI) (Fri/Sat) 12 EICU.
15. STRATMAN. Gary. (Sat/Sun) 15 EICU/1BPU.
16. SWIFT. Nikki. 4 EICU.
17. THOMAS. Simon. (Sat/Sun) 11 EICU.
18. WAYLAND. Dean C. (DI) 15 EICU.
19. WORSFOLD. Graham. 11 EICU/1BPU.
*First Operation.
EICU = Expert Infantry Course Units
BPU = Battle Practise Units
DI = Drill Instructor
ADI = Assistant Drill Instructor

CON-71 Battle Practise #7

June 20-22 2008

A Service Operation, designated as a Battle Practise, but comprising both of practise sessions delivering BPUs (Battle Practise Units) and formal training classes EICUs (Expert Infantry Course Units). Essential skills relating to weapons marksmanship, urban combat, trench design and fighting, together with jungle warfare were undertaken.

CON-71 Roster

1. BOOLEY. Cristopher. 7 EICU/9 BPU
2. DENNIS. Matthew. 4 EICU/9 BPU.
3. KEY. James.* 7 EICU/9 BPU.
4. PAYNE. Eileen. 7 EICU/9 BPU.
5. RUSHEN. Clive. 6 EICU/4 BPU.
6. WAYLAND. Dean C. (DI) 7 EICU/9 BPU.
7. WORSFOLD. Graham. 3 EICU/9 BPU.

*First Operation.
EICU = Expert Infantry Course Units.
BPU = Battle Practise Units.
DI = Drill Instructor.

Session Schedule:

#1 Urban Warfare (06/20 evening) = 4 EICU
#2 Marksmanship & Trench Warfare (06/21 morning) = 2 BPU
#3 Trench Warfare (06/21 afternoon) = 2 BPU
#4 Marksmanship (06/21 evening) = 2 BPU
#5 Trench Warfare (06/21 night) = 3 BPU
#6 Jungle Warfare (06/22 morning) = 3 EICU.

CON-72 "OPERATION LOSECOAT FIELD"

August 1-3 2008

General Briefing

Issued: @15:00Z 08/01/2008 Unusually CON-72, and it's British contingent serving under the title OPERATION LOSECOAT FIELD codename, is the first Expeditionary Operation for 2008, as CON-71 (OPERATION MONS GRAUPIUS in the UK) had to be replaced by a Service Operation, due to the Gate system remaining inactive, providing no opportunities to launch missions, not even to C068W (Fort Bifrost), as consequentially the AD1471 could not be engaged through the narrow band wormhole. NB: the operational name of "MONS GRAUPIUS" is available for you to reassigned to a later Expeditionary Operation at your desgression.

Regarding the absence of the afore mentioned Expeditionary Operation, it should be noted that the annual cycle was believed to have stabilise from 2002 onwards with CON-036 OPERATION EDGE HILL 06/28-30, in to the present pattern of circa four usable wormhole activity cycles only roughly occuring in the second half of the calander year, but with what at the time was considered some minor aborations:

However now analysis of the past cycles can be interpretted differently, indeed our current period may in fact be the abaration. 2001 was Sunspot Maximum, which at that time was considered as having been responsible for the reduction in the actual number of viable wormholes in the period 1999-2002 . However the next Sunspot Maximum is not scheduled until circa 2012, and so this factor cannot account for the late commencement of activity in 2008. But, it has been suggested by some of the staff here at GATEWATCH that we may expect an increase in the activation cycle during the inter-maximum years, resulting in more operations being redesignated as Expeditionary, but probably with low mission numbers, but nevertheless occuring in the first half of the calander year, much as in the period 2003-5. This situation may of course be being exasibated by the increase in the uni-directional Graviton Waves detected within all wormholes since CON-56 at OPERATION STALLING DOWN 11/25-27/2005, which may compound the issue in to effecting the normally quiet period at the cusp of the year (December-February). Therefore at this time, it is recommended that all operatives prepare for the possible conversion of at least the normal March/April Service Operation in to a low level Expeditionary one during the 2009 and 2010 tours.

Damage Report

With reference to the damage report notification issued at 19:00Z 11/16/2007, see the Gatewatch Report for CON-068 "OPERATION WINCHESTER", be advised that the repairs to the Gate Tower's alarm and defence systems remain outstanding following the installation and testing of the XAD1471 equipment begun on 08/03/2007 as part of the "Project Midguard" program. The work has been delayed due to technical and supply problems, but is scheduled for completion by no later than 09/26/2008, coinciding with the start of CON-73 "OPERATION GATE FULFORD".

As SSI Inc. remains as the prime contractor for the XAD1471 and the new base defense systems their staff have absolute authority during the on-going work on Floor 1 of RGHQ-51. With the exception of the related missions, the Gate Tower is for the duration of this operation strictly off limits to ALL UNMC personnel. Note that with the exception of flights using the XAD1471, only a basic flight service is available for your missions during CON-72. Flight crews MUST take extra special care in the Gate Tower as many systems still remain exposed (6kv) for on-going repairs and the installation work. It is not practical to shut these sub-systems down, as they constitute essential components of the XAD1471 and the Gatewatch systems.

Estimated Flight Conditions

All signal spikes on the Gatewatch system have stabalised at an energy levels 6× above normal, this means that there has been no increase over those recorded at CON'-68. The Gate Tower's Gravity Wave detector is likewise continuing to pick up strong signals of a similar magnitude, which means that the Gate is once again "leaking" gravity. Thus as per CON-68 we can not garuntee crew safety within the wormhole. "Anti-G" suits will be issued to Flight Crews to aid in reducing the risks of black outs in flight. Please be aware these are standard USAF and RAF issue Anti-G suits which are only rated to 9G (the max for fast jet aircrews). Note that any personnel who fail their medical, will automatically lose Flight Status and be asigned to Ground Crew duties, so as to avoid unnecessary casualties. Be aware that during CON-68 the Russian and American Regiments operating from SITE-54 (Russia) only suffered 2 WIA and no KIA due to the in-flight G forces, which is a reduction over the previous operation, presumedly resulting from the additional training post CON-67.

ABC Levels

The aggregate post CON-68 M1/M2 ABC level stands at 323 units, that is in excess of tripple the volume detected prior to CON-52 OPERATION BANNOCKBURN 03/4-6/2005. "100 units" was the base line reference figure at that time, a value that had remained stable since 1947. At CON-68 The total of M1 type ABC recovered from equipment deployed off-world achieved a total of 320 units, which is 220 units over the pre-CON-52 levels, which is only a total increase of +4 units over those of CON-67 (316u), which implies an overall slowing in the rate of increase. However, there was a significant jump in the recovered levels of the M2 type of ABC compared to CON-67, wherein for the first time the M2 level had reached a fraction over 1 unit (prior to CON-66 it was stable at c.0.34u). At CON-68 the level of the M2 type of ABC achieved 3 units, which is roughly 1% of the total ABC. See the ABC Saturation Report by Major Kira Lewis (RGHQ-51). Special effort must be made to collect air, water, soil and foliage samples, plus Enemy Prisoners of War (EPW), during OPERATION LOSECOAT FIELD, as it will have been in excess of eight months since data was last collected. EPW's are also vital to the ABC recovery program, without which we will eventually have no medical supplies or munitions.

The precautionary principal dictates that CON-72 will be subject to the EXTREME ABC Protection Protocol, as levels are expected to be dangerously high off world. Note that it will be necesary for all exterior gear to be removed for decontamination immediately upon return from off world missions, to ensure personal and collective safety post flight - WITHOUT EXCEPTION! A room has been specially adapted for this purpose. CON-72 will like CON-68 before it conclude with a 10 day mandatory "lock down" pending a full medical and equipment inspection/decontamination at each of our operational facilities. We at Gatewatch apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your co-operation in maintaining bio-security.

Alerts & Special Orders

1. AREA-52, the regular US SG base is no longer off-line and normal flight operations are expected to commence as of 07/31/2008 and their contribution to CON-72. AREA-50, the former CLEGG base is at this time, off line, likewise BASE-53 in France. The Russian Federation's fasility at SITE-54 is fully operational, however no AREA-52 personnel will be operating from there during CON-72, as was done during CON-68. BASE-53 in France is well on it's way to reactivation, and it is hoped that normal operations will recommence during either CON-73 or CON-74 later this year.

2. The US CLEGG ("CONTACT Long Endurance Gate Group") program remains suspended, and all recorded team members have been recovered and accounted for. Caution is advised if approached off-world by anyone claiming to be CLEGG team members, as they will probably be compromised, either due to enemy action or as afunction of their initial insertion date.

3. In addition to the strategic objectives established by the current situation, namely, Project Midguard, and the on going issues arising from Fort Apache (VXC105), the recovery of the missing UNMC Engineers from the 51ST Regiment, for enterogation iand processing, s a high priority objective. These 27 personnel remain listed as MIA as of CON-68. The unit's default Authentication Code is "ANGEL", but bearing in mind how long they have been off-world, it is highly unlikely that any of them remain uncontaminated.

4. During the specified times (see chart) of CON-72, the SSI Inc. engineers can, upon receipt of a written authorisation from the base's S3 (Operations Officer), deliver via the authorised channels, i.e. the base's senior Service officer (BGEN Courtney), program the XAD1471 system for a launch and a retreval flight to/from G-0799 (aka C068W), the location of FORT BIFROST. NB: the XAD1471 system will only function during a standard Gate cycle period (circa 3 days in 60), and require circa 24 hours of pre flight charging. The Ground Crew can then force the Gate to open to or from G-0799 and RGHQ-51 respectively. It can only be safely used by prior arrangement at a specified time or when the inter-planetary comunications systems are working adequately, so that an authorised request by the off-world team can be processed to activate the Gate and open the iris to ensure a safe landing. A 35+ minute window of opportunity is required in the natural Gate cycle to allow for flight time, and the earlier the Gatewatch crew are advised of an intended launch or recovery mission the safer it will be for the SG team. NB: the short notice given by the surviving Engineers (OPERATION WINCHESTER, CON-68), resulted in losses during their return flight.

5. The function and size of FORT BIFROST has been reassessed, and it has been down graded from a Fire Base to a Patrol Base. The clearing originally made for the base, is now going to be developed for agrecultural production of ethonol (aka bio-fuel) for use by Midguard. This means that the workload in it's development will be much reduced, as the agrecultural element will not be our responsibility. However Ft. Bifrost's construction is now to proceed with concealment as the prerequisit feature. A second smaller complex serving as a back up outpost within UHF radio range of Ft. Bifrost, is also to be constructed. In addition a set of entirely new Patrol Bases, one per Spline, is also to be built. Completion has been scheduled for no later than 05/15/2009, location TBA. Therefore all recon missions must incorporate a survey of potential sites during future operations, until as such time a location or locations are selected.

6. With reference to the unauthorised message tagged to the computer readable edition of the GATEWATCH report for OPERATION WINCHESTER (CON-68), it has as yet not been possible to locate it's point of entry on to the RGHQ-51 intrenet. This system is a "stand alone" network, and therefore any additions must have been made within the confines of RGHQ-51. ALL personnel are reminded to maintain maximum vigilance with regard to preventing unauthorised access to the base and the use of it's intrenet and other systems. Copy of original text:

....///MESSAGEWARNINGBEADVISEDFORTBIFROSTACTINGASBA
ITININTERDICTIONMISSIONTOBECONDUCTEDBYUNSGCSPECIALF
ORCESOUTOFTHEALAMOFORMIDGUARDDBMESSAGEENDS/////....

Message with implied punctuation and text (lower case) added:

"MESSAGE: WARNING, BE ADVISED that FORT BIFROST is ACTING AS BAIT IN an INTERDICTION MISSION TO BE CONDUCTED BY UNSGC SPECIAL FORCES operating OUT OF THE ALAMO*, FOR (or on behalf of) MIDGUARD DB**. MESSAGE ENDS."

*FYI: Unofficial sources advise that the reference The Alamo, is the Top Secret codename for the US Fire Base, forming part of the Midguard defences, along with Ft. Bifrost. Intel.Evaluation = B2
**FYI: You are reminded that during the Intelligence Conference it was suggested that the signiture "DB" is possibly a reference to Deep Black, the codename for the suspected informal coalition of terestrial national intelligence assets, who's actions in the past have been both friendly and hostile to the CONTACT program. Their true nature and remit remain unknown at this time, and therefore until we achieve clarity, their actions constitute a clear and present danger to the program, and it's personnel. Their operatives should be treated as hostile combatants, and if possible taken as EPW's for subsequent interrogation.

7. Be advised that Lieutenant Colonel James T. Law has been recalled from his assignment as the Commanding Officer of BASE-56 in New Zealand, to resume his position as the UNSGC Auditor. In which capasity he is being reassigned to RGHQ-51 for the remainder of the current tour, to conduct an investigation of personnel performance, procedures, security, etc., and it is required that ALL RGHQ-51 operatives cooperate with his investigations. An abridged edition of his report will be made available at the next Intelligence Conference, scheduled for 02/13/2009 (CON-075), subject to UNSGCHQ adjudication.

END OF ALERTS & SPECIAL ORDERS

CON-72 Chain of Command

NB: The following table was updated 08/06/2008 in line with the actual CoC.
Operations
Officers NCO'S Other Ranks
1. Major SACKVILLE-WEST. M. B. (Act.S3/S4)
2. Major LEWIS. K. (S2)
3. Major FROST. J.
4. Major KILKENNY. D. - (CMO)
5. Captain AITKIN. B. - S1
6. Second Lieutenant KING.E. 		7. First Sergeant KELLEY. G. (MO)