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HINGWACEE
1 INT. PENTMDN , CONFERENCE ROOM — 1m 1
CLOSE UP of JAKE PRESTON. Late twenties. tall. ruggedly
handsome He is serious and determined. by-the-book Argi
directly ahead of him as we hear voices 0
avia or. He gazes
screen:
DEMARCO {0.5,}
Nhat the hell am I supposed to tell
'tho Nhite House about this?
PHILLIPS (075.)
You can't blame the agency. Sir
said the cartel was up to something.

DEusRCO (0.3.)
I‘m not blaming anybody. Last time I
looked Ha Here a on the same side
i Ea»i
warrant Officer Preston, would you
continue, please?
JHKE
' Re Here working with local military
anti-drug orces: a search and destroy
mission on cocaine labs. Lieutenant
Baths and I had been training local
pilots for their own strike force. He'd
done these runs many timea.
FLASHEACK T0: We hear the distant whirring as we see...
2 EXT. DESERT SKY — DRUG INTERDICTION MISSION — DaY 2
* Two Cobra gunships bearing the colors of a Latin country, escort
a US military Blackhawk, all as the sun rises above harsh
mountain desert. The gunships fly in protective echelon behind
and above the Blackhawk as the CAMERA MOVES IN ON the transport.
3 INT. BLACKHANK - DAY 3

Latin American military and American DEA operatives‘ Their mood

‘
15 J0 v'al,
1 11k e men on an office outing; their weapons tell
another story
4 IN THE LEAD COBRA 4
a Latino pilot. young. confident, is at the controls. His
American trainer is LT STEVE DOBBS, 30's. a seasoned aviator. As
they clear a Jagged ridge in hair? terrain
 -BLU'E REVISION: 10/21/1939
16 ON THE; KILLER SHIP AND BLACKHANK
15
The Blookhauk takes wild evasive
The bandlt. keeps its
action but it’s meaningless.
target, barely moving, effortless.

JAKE (9.0.)
The bandit played with the blackhawk. . .
17 CLOSE on THE ROCKET PODS OF THE: KILLER
17‘
Two heatseekcrs ROAR and. the air is blown blurry
SHA'JTERING RUSH Loward by their

is THE BLACKJLAWK
13
Which is disintvgratcd in a millisecond in a tremendous double
EXPLOSION that floods the sky with fire.

JAKE “1.0.3
... I looked back to see it blown away.
-.. w
.19 TEJADA'S COBRA EL 19

EIJake scam:- the sky and levels off.

JAKE (6.0.1
I'll newer forget it...
S'I‘OLLER
ves into position and readies to blow up Jake's Cobra. But
Jake whips a radical roll, rips the chopper around and flashes
out of sight. Gone. a San-phi, 9145m 4/; v5 m‘rufid we 1
”-3 mg as“ M; ask our afim .
20 INT. PENTAGON - CONFERENCE ROOM - DAY 20

a full-rigged military briefing room. A full table of twenty

high powered brass and civilians in the McNamara mode. And
_ Jake. Stunned silence.

Nana plaques identifyr the players at the huge table: OSCAR

MAR , Depu y Defense Secretary; DARREN PHILLIPS, CIA; DOUG
DANIELS, DEA,- MAJ. GENERAL JOE oLcl‘nr', USA:_COLONEL
A.K. HcNEIL, USA. Aides and auxniaries behind them.

. 'cmsz ON JAKE
He holds back obvious emotion from his account.
 - BLUE REVISION: 10/21/198
9

DEMAHCO
Thank you, Mr. Preston. That will be all.
These
‘ h a; used to having their orders obeyed,
notice immediately that J akc and they
has not mov Ed‘
_ JAKE
Sir, may I say something?

DEMARCO
- Go ahead.

JAKE
I volunteered to fly with these local
anti-drug forces, Sir. The men in those

_ nd a chance
against that bandit. They're heroes, and
they should he avenged.

A.K. hides a quiet smile as Jake holds the eyee of DeHarco and
'Olcott steadily.

HILLIP
{condescending}
It's a little more complicated than that.

Jake does not move.

JAKE .
Begging your pardon, sir. It's Simple.
They killed our people and our friends.
Their drugs ill Americana ever y day.
It I s a war and we're warriors. It’s oufifli‘“
duty to fight. (Palm) MM “3 j” M‘r—J ‘
Silence in the room.

DEMARCO
Thank you, Mr. Preston. You're excused.

r- smartl to the officers

' in
' th e room h turns and
Eggsefflgzgs clises and the sense of the meet; 9 changes
-
:_ ptly. DaMarco gets up.
 BLUE REVISION: 10/21/1939

ER BAKER
Jesus... You never told me that before.

JAKE
No... Hey, thanks for stepping between
us. If I'd hit him they would have washed
me out.

BREAKER
What are friends for?... Besides I’ve got
too much time invested in this team. I
don't want to have to train a new pilot.

He claps Jake on the shoulder. Gets up and leaves the steam

room.

45A INT. "0" CLLI'B CORRIDOR - NIGHT 45A

Little follows Janet reluctantly towards the bar.

J AN ET
Just one drink. It’s your birthday.
Let‘s have some fun.

L 'I‘LE
I don’t want a drink. I'm forty years
old. I’m too old to have fun. I w t
to go home.

JANET _
I want one. You can watch me drink it.

LITTLE
It’s my birthday. I thought I got to do
what I wanted.
bar. 5k
They pass through the doors into the W‘.M2 VJ

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w -+.
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46 INT. "0” CLUB - NIGHI‘
Tip et,
' f mal athering of the Apache Tesk Force. Rivas,
gfioégograndgnavis are t a table With Jake and Breaker. The
d wives and girlfriends of the older pilots
B ' andin in fron of
a 9 also Apache '
helicopter, hl'ding
' thde cake in the shape of an
they enter. When they reveal
EgggrgirLittie and Janet's view as
'cits a crowd applause, and shouts of “surprise".
it, it all
JANET.
CLOSE 0N Little and his wife.
 .1,
BLUE REVI. .
Hm“ 10/31/1989 69,579“)
.
- . .
Hit: n . OLCOI‘T
|
I
hottegt‘e g: 3“" stellar. urmerly the
freelanCe. EEEEBP-llot in,Europe.
.
him a Centract.
Wen.
13mm: Drug Cartel
gave

.
How d 1d A.K
'
he get an attack helicopter?
A p hoto on
the Stream
- Shows Stalker’s: attack
helicopter‘
. DI.CCI'T'1'
2:1; Snags
1:; the
for In noblack cartel bought it for
sophizflieczéme that;market, Wu’vc known
gun they have been afLer
runner * s.e use p 0 n 3 f rom
'
thlrd world

A.K.
They really
scored a big
one
The screen changes
and new reveals alcott, sitting in a
Washington office, conductin
A.K. at Port Mitchell. g this intelligence meeting with

OLCO'I‘
It still doesn’t compute, A.K.
why
bring in the big guns just to protect
cocaine 3 s, or even an airfield
shipping out the goods?

PuK.
I agree. For Stellar to hit Operation
Blast Furnace just for that never made
sense to me.

OLCOT‘I‘ h h ‘ .
It’s our feeling here t. at e “a? Pro—
tecting something much more senSLtlve.
But it“s still a big questlon. And I
need a big answer, a.s.a.p.

There is a silence.

A.K. ,
hot 1n D.c.
I guess it's getting pretty
 HLUE REVISION: 10/21/1989

(t JAKE
Thank5_ mu. 0 Break“)

A Couple of £20 Little]

unde.
Little winks at Ersaker

Put your man L

and treacher LITT
reflexes ever3/ ’
ml kid‘ EXPurience
y tiie be“ YOUth and

THE SPARRING
CUT TO:

than serious. Neither man

I
tries to break up the . ttinq out of Control
. . fight In the h at
15 inadvertently knocked out - by Jake_ 99 t '
ewfii he flght' Breakerr
32 EXT. LITTLE’S HOUSE ON BASE - DAY
82
From inside comes the NOISE of CHEERING on a kid’s cartoon
program on TV. There are plastic toys on the lawn and a GIRL and
Boy are tearing around on their bicycles in the driveway. A
garbage truck. approaches Little's house.

83 INT. LITTLE’S BEDROOM - DAY 83

ttle
I aslee . H15
I face is
I puffy, a cut over one eye sue
' lling.
o? the
He breathes geeply, then starts awake to the “0156
sore
arba e truck sits up wincing. Eases out f ed, stiff and
across the room to the
En evgry joint; and muscle, and shuffles
34
84 INT. BATHROOM — DAY
into the mirror,
seeing
Where he looks
.
HIMSELF the door,
e feels . His wife’s
voice comes from
LO 0 k‘lng 1-11 h
l e
S.)
JANET £0.
e coffee.
Ready for som
 YELLOW REVIETEN: lF’QUHLSQQ
52
SS JAKE MID |.IT'1 u. INTEECHT SUCKPITS
9‘
V _‘ t:mu there is a shadow cf concern in Jake‘s eyes.
-HE Pllfit s be .. Little flying CPG

The be g separat real fipcshe

pilnts from ' _
'-

. o :1 id:
your head has nothing to do with the vector
0‘ this aircraft

JAKE
Yes, Sir. We rely on the system only
Similar to basic zero visibility hauvy
weather navigation.

LITTLE
Similar... but, different. H'ny'.’ Because
I you can't. mam see outside the
aircraft at all. ‘_\r you see,
every action you take depends on your
Sighting System.

JAKE
Pm act of faith.
LITTLE
That's right. The Gospel according to
The Sighting System. Believe in it.

JAKE -
Yes. Sir.
-
L TLE
Just remember: all necessary data will
be on your helmet display unit. 11
don’t need to see awningjlsg to fly
the aircra t.

JAXE’S Pov - INTO THE IHADSS noxocm 95

The ghostly coloriied View reflects into his right eye . As he
turns his head right the View moves right. Period No View left.
When he looks left, the same effect. The a tire range of Vieu at
 54

BLUE REVISION: 10/21/1999

d“
. Ll“;
izkelnovcs his head slowly, so as not to disorient himself
toe lne at sight Little wants. Then, inadvertently, he starts
ease the Apachu right.

LITTLE
whore ere you taking us, Preston?
Mulntain you: heading.
_ JAKE
My mistaku. I was reacting to that
canyon wall.‘.

LITTL
That canyon wall, Preston, is your line
of sight, not the heading of your airframe.
Unless you choose to make it that.
JAKE
Sorry. It was a reflex, Sir.

LI1TLE
I don't want reflex. I want cool intelli-
gent systems management. Come to a heading
2 two-four-zero and drop us down to three
hundred feet.
Jake does so. He rushes his turn a bit, goes past the heading,
trying to keep the descent smooth.
LITTLE
come on, Game on. Get a hold of it.

Descending through the turn, Jake is disoriented by his

inability to match his own line of sight to the movement of the
craft. He is sweating new, in the early grip of a cold fear he
has never known. Little smells it
LITTLE
You're yawing, man, you're rugged. Trim
up.
JAKE
Yeah, yeah, I’m working on it...
'LE
Level off and come to a heading of two-
zero-zero. You see that chimney rock out
there?
 BLUE REVISION:
10/212’1989

Jake is we ' - -
that is [nifigguflgiuhifirglnq to get a grip on the chill of panic
hard, SUVere, . earL. LiLtle is urgent with him: sharp,

LITTLE
Do You see it?!
~ , JAKE
Yea goudummzt, 1 see it, what Lhe hell
do you want me to do with it? SIRl

. . this.
insulc fuur hundred yards 0 it, then
's n fr it ing
5 ‘ - C imbing out at five
hundred to clear the canyon rim. Are you
clear on that?
JAKE
Yes, 5.1.1:!
LITTLE
Then... do it, Preston.

101 EXT. APACHE - APPROACHING THE TWIN TOWER CANYON

The tower looming, the Apache nearing. 2-

102 INT. TOWER - DAY 3. ivaho F“ ‘ 1 102

5. rd 09L“; .

The tower: crew reacts to Jake failing the bag.

103 INT. APACHE - JAKE 103

Wired tight. fighting back the panic, he shifts his gaze between
1:11 illar and the wall, trying to fly solidlyr with his
instruments , gauges , reads uts .
JAKE'S POV 104
104

The chaotic mixed vision of the monocle, with its data screen
and distorted picture, and his left eye. which is wildly
disorienting.
105
105 JAKE AND LI‘l‘I‘LE’S APACHE
out. Little remains calm
Jake moves into his tm‘mf gritting it
in the face of Jake's rising panic.

[hm
 BLUE REVISION: 10/21X1989

JAKE
You heard.

BILLIE
The whole base heard. fwaam‘a 1““4'
AK
I was... afraid... I’m telling you.
I lost it. That’s never happened to
me before.

BILLIE
What happened?

JAKE
I couldn’t keep the data in my right
eye and focus. My left eye would take
over and screw things u

She stops.

Did you ever shoot a gun as a kid? Play

Cowboys and Indians?

JAKE
Sure.

She looks around.

BILLIE
Shoot that sergeant over there coming
out of the messhall.

He looks at her as if she had spun out. but then obeys. His ha
comes up, finger extended, the classic kid’s pistol, but r
right hand in front of the left eye. BANGL

BILLIE . ‘
What you’re talking about isn't a flylng
problem, it's an eye dominance problem.

Jake stops in his tracks.

JAKE
What are you talking about?
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89
12? INT. COMMUNICATIONS
ROOM - DAY
12?
Fuléostreen photOs reveal
aerial reconnaissance photograph
riZsi :f' shogfi we come t S- In
identify an a'rs ip under
in a esolate desert landscape.
A
photos shows t completion of the a i rfield. pr
to include a sore en with The l
Olcott on it as well as the airstrip.

DLCOTT
Intelligence reports that the site will
be fully functional within a month.
also know that Stoller is in the area.

A.K.
They've been flying their loads out in
small p anes. This strip is meant for
something bigger.

OLCOTT
Have a look at these.

On screen appears a succession of photographs of various

impor tant members of the drug cartels.

CLCOTT
These are people we've observed with
Stoller. Major players ' the Bisante
cartel. They've suddenly disappeared. .
AUIKAKKLW ‘4‘. «nu/Z- quill/imam
34.x. M JQMMA
You think they'll turn up at this a rstrip?

OLCOTT
We think there’s a good chance. And you
can bet Stoller’s going to be riding
shotgun... Your Apaches had better be
ready to go at short notice.

A.K.
Yes, sir.

12B EXT. FLIGHTLINE - DAWN 123

Jake walks out alone approaching the Apache with both fear and
determination. This Ji 1 e his final shot at the bag. Jake does
not see Billie, in the distance, watching him from the hangar
area.
 BLUE REVISION: 10/21/19
39

A.K.
stoller is one of the
world's greets
:n_rotary aircraft, deadly
_0 air, and he's flying as hell, air-
the best machine
in the world... exceptr
maybe, yours.
He pauses, letting that
sink in, then:

DANIELS
The legal government is sick
and tired
o; haVing their Army chewed up
from
air by this guy. They've asked for the
your
help. And they're counting on you.

He folds up his briefing materials. Daniels sits

down and
A.K. continues.
.

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s

We jump off tomorrow, escorti 9 he EA

men in their Blackhawks at USED. There
will be a pilot’s briefing at 0400 on 4:44?‘A¥E”
final details. fwd 44-: 4...!“
179 EXT. FAARP - BASE amp - new»: I‘
The camp lies still. We see one or two guards on duty.

180 INT. JAKE’S TENT ~ DAWN

Jake is sitting upright in bed, obviously unable to sleep. He

looks around the tent. We see tension and unrest in his face.

JAK E ’S POU: We see the other p ilots starting to stir. He looks

over to Little's bed and sees it em ty.

Jake gets up and leaves the tent to look for Little.

181 EXT. FAARP - FLIGHTLINE - DAWN

After lookin around a moment he spots a lone figure in the

distance 0 Ehe run ay. Jake starts towards the figure and, as
he approaches, recognizes Little.

Jake reaches Little and they nod in greeting.

LITTLE
A beautiful night.

There is a moment of silence between them.

 PINK REVISION: 10/23/1
939
JAKE
About tomorrow..?'
What do you think?
-
. LITTLE
It :1; depends on factors lm
How 5111 defended are we .
any more like Stellar they? Do they havt
out t h e?
JAKE
You can train all you want...
You can
finaw you're good, but comes time
lt rlp, you begin to wondar what to let
do. whether you can,
you'll
whether you will...
Makes for a long night
.
LrtrLE
This long night hgs been alive for
a
hundred thousand years... filled with
men waiting to go into battle... ever
an: of them, walking. talking right —
now.
He taps Jake. and LAUGHS.

LI TLH
Don't worry... I haven’t completely lost
it... 3: c, you've,gat chops you haven't
of t.

He looks Jake in the eye again. steadily.

JAfE
You’re still bettpr than me. I thought I
knew it all, hut.t.
Little shakes his head.

LITTLE
No... My best shut! is behind me. I gave
it my all in the fly-ort... but you’re
better. I can't learn any more but eye
time we went up together I kept thinkin',
damn he's good. How’d he figure that one
out? You're a natural.
 GREEN REVISION: 11/2/1959

LITTLE [0.3.]
Rebel, you're on your own. out.

204 INT. JAKE'S APACHE

Jakg flying, Breaker behind his tcols.

JAKE
How's it going, Calvin?

‘ BREAKER .
Jake, only my mother calls me Calvxn.

JAKE
I am your mother, now, Calvin.

BREAKER
Good point... '
205 INT. EILLIE’S SCOUT 205
Billie Checks the landscape.
205 EXT. BILLIE’S SCOUT 205
She takes it over a ridge and noses down into a canyon area.

20? EXT. CANYON - DAY 201

Bil ie's sightpod an the Scout searches the terrain, peekin

over the ridgeline.

208 INT. BILLIE'S SCOUT 20

she studies her FLIR monitor which 'indicates a
hot targe
somewhere in the canyon. The computer finds SAM flashes.

209 CLOSE UP: BILLIE ; 2

BILLIE ‘
Have located SAM site. Request fire
-S«AW£T

210 HER POV - THE CANYON - SAM MISSILE

Below a SAM missile base.

BILLIE
* Have SAMS'in sector four-zero-seven—
ner.
 BLUE REVISION: 10/21/1939

BILLIE
Well, you did it.
JAKE
fig did it.

BILLIE .
Okay... we did it. I’m not going t0
argue.

JAKE
Since when?

BILLIE _
It’s the new me. Take advantage tle
it lasts.

He stops to kiss her. She responds.

She shows him the key to the Scout. STL4AL “/“~ ’7”0 kzazyc

BILLIE .
Come on. I‘ll give you a ride home.

She tosses the key into the air, and he snags it before it can
down.

JAKE
Great... I‘ll drive.

she starts to protest thinks better of it, hooks her arm an

his waist, and they turn towards the Scou .

FADE

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LOU-'LVG VUMHER OF PAGI'S
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Q MAJOR CHALKO
ATION: 00m (LA BRANCH}

WE 2135-2093621

ax.- 213-473-8874

‘: As promisctlinour‘ ' ,' " _ [7 number 1080 “ L —“ . 0

. Slrub‘x letter to Apache P ‘ ' “r Rill Radnlatn rial-vi 16 October 1989.

39m.- CAVJ'AJN SUSAN L. HARM-2}“. USAF

DEI’U'J'Y SPECIAL ASSISTANT [ALIDIUVISUAL'g

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE [PUBLIC AFFAIRS)

IQRESS: 0,-15DJ'PA RV), Rtmm EETH‘), TE IF. PENTAGON. WASHINGTON D.C.. 20301

LEPHONE: (202) f195£1936

c (202) 5054 HI;

OTAL NUMBER OF PAUL-'5 ARE 3m RECEIVED 0R ARE ILLEGIBLE‘ PLEASE CALL (101)
500? OR [202} 695%093.

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Producer
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ttons. Inc.
6285 Sunset Blvd...
Suite 8
An 3, CA 90046
Dear Mr. Badalato:

We'have rucenred your

final Department or Defansu
e 1151:. held harmless agreemen Inquire _ 1
copy of the certifica t, relmb agreement; LL“
te of insurance.
perfectly in order. and 1‘
Now you‘lL be D 539‘,
b a to Eccus an :he pzcb
tion itself. which we are quite confident
exhilarating life on the you "111 bring to
Screen,
We re looking forward with great anticipation to 5 Being the
rough cu . and t 0 an exciting prenueru here next sun'war Once
again. we wi h you 0U ary success during pruductlun.

APE
LA BRANCH, OCPA
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:hu Certificate of Inaur
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ficezs at. Forts How a .1: mchuca, NH? 13 out.

main um: solved, wt each of those areas are

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.mders n _ r. occur
Lhe supporting eruani as on[ 51 . anti that all
-J the production mpany.
cats will be reign-uses L3"

_ " ted in wragraph 1 am have been provided

_, c_d tne Arizona National Guard 3-5950 Ea: review. Both
e 2:53 beer. told of true implementing order and its
3:1 the ssenE.

Fen, noL included in any of the paperwork provided thus

may be provided by units from Ft Huac'nuca. The
-d be at no cost to the production company, other
and housing on location for the soldiers provided

I EncLS
l. Enid 55::Less Agreenent
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DOD Requtnen‘ List
nmund Story/Av i at inn Szory I? October Page. 10f 3

FQUIPHENT, HA'ERIEL AND TO BE USED DOD EST

DATF AND
PkRSfliJNEL REQUFSTED IN SCENE I TIME \OCAUON DESCRIPYIUN OF ACTION

Apache P‘Tiqhtline wiLh as many

21,26,27 Airfield 11nd hangar scenes NI) COSL
fififid'}:
, as In. I r: 28.29.30 Jack, mule, TErry rrL a1
t'wa Helicopter lugs 91/c 39,91,92 $7.5 .GD
JJI‘JKEI Llne «1nd ‘ N0 COSL
Hangar NOCOSL
‘ JUUSJNINIE
: 13‘ 1911—56 w/puo: [Plvirgn
— ~ I * 4%
Apache 7:1 iqht] 1‘ ne/‘Hanqar 23.39.40, Oct 28 "AA?“ , XII-51 Jack‘s tits: tide in an AE—BIA No Cost
18 Hang-J: Personnel 69 (Sat) Flightline No Cost
1150 He] iCDpLE‘r Tug: w/Crew and hangar $25 .00
W3 CE~5BD w/Pilo‘. 73.00;“. '
15mm AlI—E4's w/l', UK; 5 5351's 3008.0{1fhr
{2 flyin
ONE Aviation Safety Officer L No Cost

Apache Flightline/Hdngd: 23,93,97, 0d: 30 HAM, ATE ‘.Jack fails the “bag.“ No Cost
2 ONE Afiv64 w/"Bag" installed 110,39, (Hon) F1 ightline Walk and talks along the $3003-00/hr
W/P 1 cm, C‘"r. 128, 65 and Hangar flightline and harmr.
3 Ta?) AH—E4'5 w/‘P, CPG & 4 CE‘s $3008.00fhr
(f1 ying}
I ONE {Ii—‘38 var/Pilot (F‘Iyinql $340.00/h: 1‘
g No Cost; ,
SIX Hangar Persennel
AWO helicopter Tues w/crew $25.00
ONE Aviation Safeti Officer L No Cost

Apache I-‘lightlinefilangar 47,43,131 Oct 31 I AF, ATE Jack passes the ' bag. No Cost
FOUR AH~64‘S w/ P, CPG E S CE'S 143,97,23 (Tue) Plightline Thanks Little for his help. $3008.00/hr
and Hangar
$340.00/h:
ONE [11—53 w/Pilot (Flying! No Cost
SIX Hangar personnel
$25.00
1%Ivnelicupter mugs g/crew
No Cost
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! EQUIPMENT, MATERIEL AND TO BE USED DATE AND 1

PERSONNEL REQUESTED IN SCENE I T I ME LOCAT} cu DESERI PTIUR 0F RETION

no Cost ‘
174 .175, Novl l PW, A'I'B JaCk is on probabcion.
going No Com
112 (Wed) Terry tells Jack She‘s
‘w'i Eh the task force . 3008 .(m/ht
, CPG 8 5313's 25 .00
Tugs u/crew N_0_ Cost
(NF, Aviation Safety Officer

122, 123, Nov 2 Jack learns Lo drive with 3; Emma .it:

M) Arr-64’s w/P a. CPG (Flying)
TERI-1F: Matching Bm's w/drivers y 125 (Thu!) panties on ‘ni: he‘at! to owt— :
come eye dominance p rublem \
ONE N—I Abrams Tank No Com:
4 ’KP Traffic Control Assistance ‘ 150 Cost; 5
. _
1': If Unit Motorpool 'l
Little‘s birthday party at Nu Cost '
G] CHE Helicopter Pilal. to Fly 122, 123,
/cjvi11'an camera ship 1.24, 46 0‘ Clu b
Private Con—
2 Ft Hood Officer's Club tcact 'dlCXfl‘
3 Th0 Ali-64‘s w/P :5 CPU fFing)
\ $3908 mm:
“0 Cost
.1 needle Trey Liftoff {as available)

NOV 5—8 WM'I'S Stone: attacks the DEA $1106 1mm: \

m and Cobra's w/ crew
(to be painted "host nation"
i (Sun—Wed) Marana, Az

colors) $1058 .Bflfhr

(NE UH—EO Blackbawk w/crew
Nov 10-11 'mcson, A2 Little arrives at Apache HQ \ $206.60
/1’ Military Vehicles to be parked
in a 'mtorpool" near HQ (Fri-Sat)
1‘30 .00
DNE CUCV ”Blazer" w/driver DU .00
IHREE Military Drivers
Nov 16-18 WMTS Little is evac' after rescue 1058.0(3fh‘
M: Ila—60 Blackhawk w/crew (Dustoff (Thur—Sat) Marana, AZ 500.90
BREE.‘A medics
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DOB [51
LQill'PMFNT, HATERIFL AND I TD BE USED DATE AND
PLRSDNNEL REQUESTED IN SCENE I TIME IOCATION DESCRIPTION 0? ACTION
1_
L1 / mu n+1 Cobra's 1-: er, $llub.00/hr
Dec 2A6 was Base Camp IFMLRP} Acttvxtms

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1w) r-‘nel HEMI'I"S w/drivcr/opemtur
‘F'nO 5‘1? )n Carqu Trucks 193,194.19
LI ONE: Field A“ 1:t Trailer: 199,201,2
7 .-' (Int? mlfir Ruff-21!.» Hater Trailer 276,307,3q
3 *M1,ister Ba 5 and Pole“r- 309
0 45 Desert Camutlage Net 300.5 {to
include 5 _ n: .sy :am:
m5 GP mall Tents, Cunplete
FOUR G? Large 'T‘ea, Complete
1590 35" Generator Sets
TED General Purguse Light Sets
Jae—46 Radios

16 POUR (Rik—39 Radio Ramtes

I? S D! Tit—312 Field TelephOne'; NO Cost .I
8 250 Feet: WD—I Cmmo Flue ——-—-—I.. 1 I No Cost |
I
OF ATRC! AP? REQUEsr'D FOR Pmum\

LII—58 . . . . . . 25 hours
(EH-50 Bladchawk ... 25 hours

NL‘RAL PRODUCTIG‘I 1-5: ‘ .

Apadue Productions will prov1de all us own r needs.
are for 80 people}
“" urnfiuctions requests pernlission to es ablish par 'ng areas for 20 vehicles and a feeding

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 WINGS 0;:
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itment of t Army
of the Chief of Public Affairs
. sAPA'PPD [M5 Pam Carter)
'2E537’ The PentaQOn
inst“! D.C. 20310—1501
arding the use of Department of Defe, ' ‘;.;:
' flat so; prod'gctzog of fwinqs of the “EEC-”affiéé‘éfiii Apache
U shall indemnlfy, cefenc, and hold harndess the J.s Go§ernnprt o;
s for any CLaim for personal injuries (including éeéty) L; L“;
nment's Officers! agents, 59rVflntS: or emuloyeés o: :0 an” oéhc'
arising out of, or incidental to, the iaossession or use-Io: tn;
equépment. Wings Of the ApaChe, Inc., certifies they kmve
1 at thez: aole expense insurance governinq this risk, including
bility to the government, on count of bodily injury or eath
er ‘ . . possession or
y uamage ariSAng out of or incidental to their
: the Government.

Bill Badalato
Producer
October 10, 1989

M/M/fi/
man (Witness)
‘. Hansen Zw
‘ Unit Pr uction Manager
3 October 1 0, 1989
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, Nancy .5 (Witness)
1 mm Auditor
October 10, 1989
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at the chief of Public Affalzs
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7 The Pentagm
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ac'ned to this agreement is a 1rments for the production of
DepaztrEStogf‘g‘2 z 365 approved for Its
[,5 the Apache" that thealso contains estimzcz
total 5;: port. This list n§}‘ef§?‘E“m that the
as a result of pEov'§§
:rment expects to mm: Wings of the Apacna 3:: 535:3.ance m trse
._ tnese refinements. agréés %:;£he’3~§‘-ES Eo'reim n
ent to: at] such expenses, and ..t1cxpa\-.m
”.5. Governm em, to‘post cash advance payments to FérLrntnga
such :einb'drsem

Guam in the amounte of $20,000 SE15 $60,2filée::::iv31y

- " “tonal
property, facilities, equipment and personne‘‘
:is umerstood tnat you
«enable duung the da es and times Listed on the attacheé
_
112d DOD Requ ”menus List unless unusual and unforeseen mission
attache-J
e. Minor deviations Eran the
gquirementa prevent such assistanc as agreed to by mtual consent of Wings of
only
”hedJle my be necessary, but s and commands con ezned.
the Apache, Inc” and the DOD inztallation
agzees to abide by BOB
read, understands, and
‘ 3. The undersigned has
Inst:uc:icn 5410.'.6
via
:11 2 Apache. Inc. , invoices
to f award Wings of u as
i. DOB Cemponents a~ree the Charges assesse
‘3
for the costs am tion
the assigned project officer "Ce provided in connec
m ’ io ,

1
the Department of Defense
agrees and costs.
6, less such c hargea
amount equal to the amunt paste

Bill Badalato
producer
October 10, 1939

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HGT: Update/LOOk Ahead Meeting

_,‘ Reminder of
'andefs con , AUSA c onven
ference: SA '
off to Eur
it:n( 3::: :egk:
dbaCk. felloWEd by
eye).
', Gen McClain:
If hel p
nLeded, let CPA or me
know.
.. Gen McClain:
Feedback War Colleg
e
., Gen Brady: Get copy trans
cript out.

.. Defense Week Monday

piece on Gen Manilov.

.. Gen McClain: Foxtrot — are we getting with

._ eneral Helm? .

.. 22 members in OCPA lO—miler Sunday.

PPD:

will continue Proud Eagle 90 next week. MSG

lmrvey to participate in exerc1se next week.)»

.. On top of USAR Command & Control activities.

.. CINC plan [or counter-narcqtics in DCSOPS. Mr.

Perritt policed copies.

CRD:

.. Nothing to add.

Gen McClain' Double entry of speeches. Don I t

“995 both.

CID:

Ma' r CarutherS in 18 Oct fOr visit (not sure

, .. jo .
he ll be in Pentagon; over at Soldiers)
 m " Gen
L. Brad
1 y: Woul
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trip. d llke to son 1If he‘s here, but
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CG'"a f or
, SRTV covering AUSA flush.

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g” for two years. Other pAD to SOUTEESHLQEXE' Trying to do
year.

f _, E—7 Board convened last week.

1 .. Gen Brady: no we have staffing on emblem?

I - COL Fabian will give holler when it goes up.

unced at Worldwrde Conferenc.
f.E-‘Could be anno
f .. Gen Brady: Concerned about DCSPER; want his
’5wmort. Why Isn't Secretariat involved?
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Need numbers APFT, John.

.- Gene, feedback with Crysel.

tgi_A
Need your feedback Monday on Orgunigg
Functions Manual.’

DCPA:
next week.
Caution — don't forget Proud Eagle
d with AUSA going on.
Make Sure we are staffe
officials
- alot of senior
. .. Commanders Conference
Will be strolling in the halls.

CPA:
looks Sharp.
Good point Make Sure everyone
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3usl§l§n: For your
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Signed: Susan
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Oct WJEHH , / r
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ASKED T DURING THE NOVEnBER
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s BEEN

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0 PROVIDE SPECIFIC
DETAILS on WHAT WOULD
BE REGUIRED.
nPANY ALS° ‘w‘RE OF LIABILITY
TO RESTORE THE AIRCRAFT T0 8 AHE on
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pin DYKE {EOE} 573-aemn. poc IS COLONEL GLEN
f' GILA BEND GUNNERY
RANGE- COHPANY ASKED FoR
RECONSIDERATION
.SE OF GILA BEND T0 FILN 0“
LIVE FIRING SEGUENCES,
TO INCLUDE
VERFLIGHTS FOR CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT.
AERIAL DIRECTOR DICK STEVENS
HET
1TH 532CSG/CC1 RANGE COHHANDER: GROUND SAFETY
AND LUKE PA REP TO
DISCUSS.
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DETAILS OF THE FILHING
_flEfiUIREHENTS TO INCLUDE HON HIGH
THE HELICOPTER WILL BE FLYING:
AT
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BE FROH GROUND
PHOTOGRAPHERS. MEETING RESULTED IN TENTATIVE DATES OF
DEEEHBER 3-3
BEING APPROVED FOR FILHING AT THE RANGE.
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{BEE} DEB-EDI}-
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REF D‘

BASED ON HAJCOH AND UNITS' ABILITY TO SUPPORT ON AN UNCLASSIFIED1 NO

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SAFE—PP

Mr. Bill Badalato

Apache Productions, Inc.
8285 Sunset Boulevard
suite 8
L05 Angeles, California 90046

Dear Mr. BadalaLo:

We recently evaluated your

September 14 script for "wings
of the Apache and are pleased with the progress
we have a few concerns that I of the film.
will share with you.

Terry oftentimes refers to "her career.“

This is certainly
a legitimate feeling; however, like other
soldiers she should be
concerned about being a team member. Request you add a line
somewhere in the script that proclaims her interest
in 'being
part of the team."

Another concern about Terry is that the Army does not

normally allow women to fly in combat situations. Request you
reinforce the fact that she flies the combat mission only
because of Circumstances. This could he accomplisle
Chfififiifig‘E—TYEE"TE_§Eene 190, page 80. Suggest you change "I'm
on my own' to "Someone has to pilot the scout. I'm ready.“

Scene 122, page 58: Request you be consistent with

Little's professional image by adding a line admitting that
driving blindfolded is not the Army's idea of solV1ng eye
dominance problems. Further request that you have Little‘
suggest to Jack that they put in some bootleg Simulator time
together to correct the eye dominance problem.
 scene 181’ page 77: Rog uest you chan: . -
' ‘ ‘ an0:_?{yen
{ess1o?rl§ ' that the Task — 30the scrlpL so the
orce knowa nothing about
.bilzty IS:
enemy Q'L p: ut1 we
1L¥‘re Perhaps
not sure "We
whatknow what the
they'll enemy's
hit us wiLh.‘
scene 28;, Page 93:
KY takes t e st}nge Request you change
r off the Wingtip the script 50 that
'hanism from and gets the firing
1n51de the helicopter.

k 'Wings
F Good of
lucktheas Apach
You prepare to move into the prodUCti°n Phase
e."

1
.
Slncerely,

’ mama
GEORGE H. STINNETT
Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Agmy
Chief, Policy & Plans Div151on

OASMPA) AV
 OFFICE OF
THE ASSISTANT
SECRETARY
OF DEFENSE
WAEHNGTON,
DC,2MOL U100

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01 SEP 1939

MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF, PL ANS AND PROGR

OFFICE C F THE AMS DI JISLHN,
OFFTCE 0 F THE CHlEF
SF
{'1 r PUBLIC
E AR? OF THE ARMY
uFYAIRS
ATTN: L TC(P) L ORCE
H . STINNETT
SUBJECT: UASD C cmptroller Clay
"wings of Lhe Apache ification of Cost Policy for
"

Reference: SAPA—PP Memo d 29 August 7 Q 89

As requested, aLtachod is the
0A“OD Commtroller’s clarifica—
tion of the raLe be charged for El ‘
helicopters for ”Wings of the Apache." ' 6a.; ' n
64
accordance wlth DOD Instruction 5410.16. 1
SV eci -cally , the DoD
user rate applies, whereas the additional
daily use char ge does
not.

: Susan L. Hankey
Captain, USAF
Deputy Special Assistant
(Audiovisual)

Attachment:
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 of'FICE or THE cOMFT
ROLLER OF THE DEPA
RTMENT OF
DEF ENSE
W ASHBGYON
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4100

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SEP 1 999

{MORANDUM SPECIAL
FOR ASSISTANT
(AUDIO ISUA
V L ) 7 0A5 D(Ih)
UBJECT: Cost Policy for "wings of the A pache“

This responds
memorandum th e Army
of Augustto 29, .
Chief of Public Affairs
1989, subject as above.

Army requested Clarific

for
flying and leasing AH-64 heliédgzegg §he rate to be charged
picture, "Wings of the A h n 1n Support of the motion
provided regarding the tggcseéc‘fThe following clarification is
memorandum: p 1 1° queshons posed in Army's

0 Army asked what rate - DOD-user, other government

agency, or nongovernment-user rate - McDonnell Douglas
Should behchiéggd for flying the AH—64. McDonnell
oug as s on e charged the DoD user rate to fl‘
the AH—64s. r Y1ng

' Army asked whether McDonnell Douglas should be charged

the additional daily use charges for leasing the
AHu64s. McDonnell Douglas should not be charged the
additional daily use charge for leasing the AH-64
helicopters.

paragraph C.7.
Additionally, Army's attention is called to
to Non—Government,
in DOD Instruction 5410.16, "DoD Assistance
Television, and Video
Entertainment-Oriented Motion Picture, "All Government property
Productions." Paragraph C.7. states:
on shall be restored by the
and facilities used in the producti when they
same or better condition as
production company to t ethe company 5 use.
were made availa ble for

Michael J. Melhurn _
Policy
Director for Accounting
 DEPARTMEN T ARMV
oum.w‘fl:”~?:gne Anti»
‘3' 'MI

WASN NGVDA. o: It ‘

29 August 1989

(AUDIOVISUAL): ASSISTANT
MEMORANDUM THRU THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT (PUBLIC
SECRETARY or DEFENSE AFFAI
R
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE COMPTROLLE
of the Apache“
SUBJECT: Cost Policy for 'wings

of 11 August 1989
Reference OASD(PA) AV memorandum the Apache."
motion picture "Wings of
approving support to the
in which aviation support
Because of the unique nature Don—app roved motion
provided for this
requirements are being Army
' hin the Department of the
picture, there is uncertai should be charged in
n related costs that
concerning the aviatio .‘ The AH-64 helicopters
"Wings of the Apache
the production of be provided to Apache
t the production will
an arrange ment with McDonnell
Production Incorpo rated
through
Dougla s pilots. Request you
by McDon nell ction
Douglas and flown of Defense Instru
0 f the Department
provide clarification to t his motion picture.
5410.16 as it relates
e resolved.
s which need to b
There are two issue
g McDonnell
ld b e applied when chargin
First, what rate shou the AH—64 'Apache' -— the DOD-use
r
hour s with , or the
Douglas for flight
the other governm
ent agencies rate
rate,
rate?
nongovernment-user
additional
nnell Dougla s be charged the
Second, should McDo pters?
leaSIHQ these helico
daily use charges for
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d be apprec lated @f we could receive your policy

°u1
'
{atlon by x 5 pt.
e POLnt of contact in this office is
jar: 77487.
P

CHIEF OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS:

flwM.W
GEORGE E. STINNETT
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Lieutenant Colone1(P), §S.
vxsxon
Chief, Policy & Plans

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asked Don about thair understand that
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9 together something in writing
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Penteqor‘. Room 4 12
Washington DC 20330-1000
Dee 1' Sergeant SLDwe

ML Richard Stevens and Mr. Paul Byrd, .

coordinator. respectively, for Apache P
quested assistance from e
DOD and Army-approved film currently 1"
The most comprehensive list of requirel
attaches August 22, 1959. letter. Whi
the filming assistance at Gila Bend a
the availability of the cine-sextant r J
r ' s @of'afivv '
September 5-8, and to f ight test, and
September 1.1-20 require a prompt reap W Ad
the request Letter specifically asks . fl“
willow Grove. PA, it should read “BUM/91% NC.

apurovais and units-

s vey as discussion with raaTV—___
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the interest of sister service an 9* W
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determining whether or not filming request can be
Gila Bend and, if so, to what degree
are awar a survey consent does not constitute
Requesters
If request receives SAFXPA approval,
final approval to that
rilmftape agreemen t. and is aware
Mr. 8 rd will be sent the 0
insuranc
we will need certifications of thatrproper paper..-
tion. He has been informer; 1 .
' ' ‘ 11 aircraft onto military aqre s to provide us a copy
of the
In addition. requester
helicopter flying scenes.
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Army approva l of all

‘ ’ I have cantacted the MHB Helicoerer Com-

flights of the 30—105 are required :ver
For informatioepu‘zgfiiét
the company's gun flig .
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for normal flight testing
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 SAF/PAGP [MSgt Mary Stowe]
Pentagon Room 4A12
Washington DC 20330—1000

Dear Sergeant Stowe

Mr. Richard Stevens and Mr. Paul Byrd, aerial director and aerial
coordinator, respectively, for Apache Productions, Inc.. have re
quested assistance from the Air Force for "Wings of the gpache."
DOD and Army—approved film currently in pre—production.

approvals and units‘

site survey as discussion with range control personnel may aid 1
determining whether or not filming request can be supported at
Gila Bend and, if so. to what degree.

Requesters are aware that site survey consent does not constitut
final approval for filming. If request receives SAP/PA approvai
Mr. Byrd will be sent the film/tape agreement, and is aware tna
we will need certifications of insurance for each filming loca-
tion. He has been informed that proper paperwork to authorize
civilian aircraft onto military installations will also be re—
quired. In addition, requester agrees to provide us a copy of
Army approval of all helicopter flying scenes.

For information purposes, I have contacted the MMB Helicopter C

pany to ascertain why test flights of the 30-105 are required 0
military airspace vice the company‘s own flight area. While th
helicopter is certified for normal flight testing in the airspa
2?: ::§§:2§)ha5 ac?eSS to, a much larger and clearer (free from
chief test iireafis needed to perform acrobatics. The company's
certifi d hp 9 A rom Germany W111 be conducting the flights. is
e y C1V1116n U.S. authorities, and possesses an
acrobatics license.

Pen§ln9 SAP/PA approval, I have forwarded copies of the latest

:firlpt (dated AUGUSt 4, 1989) to public affairs offices at TAC,
C: SAC. Luke and Norton. The company assured me it has for—
warded the latest copy to your office,

f you have any questions, don't hesitate to ive me a call at

213/209—7525. g
Regards,

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KRISTENA D. BAKER, MSgt, USAF 2 Atch
Deputy Chief 1. Letter of request
TV/Motion Picture Liaison Office 2. OASD/PA(AV) approval

cc: OASD/PA(AV)
AF/S
AF/PRPJ
NGB/PA

832AD/PA Luke AFB

HQ AAVS Norton AFB
63MAW/PA Norton AFB
1369AVS Vandenberg
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Apache Productions
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August 22, 1989

MSGT Kris Baker
geputy Chief
1r Force
11000 wilshir
Offic
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Blvd.P
of ubllC
‘ Afrairs
‘ , Western Region
Suite 10114
Los Angeles, CA
90024

Dear Sgt. Baker,

:EghfgélOWing is a list of items
that Apache Productions
"w_ request Air Force support on for the
feature film,
ings of the Apache." The involvement of the Air Force is
very important to this film as was the
case during the
filming of TOP GUN. We want to demonstrate a positive image
Of the military and welcome Suggestions from the Air
Fo cc
that would further that image.

As we discussed earlier, the dialogue in scene #6, relative

to the Air Force has been changed and is noted as such in
the recent capics of scripts provided to your office. his of
the F—4 Phantom mentioncd in scene #20; is actually to Ca
Swedish Saab J35 Draken jet, not commonly recognized by the
American audience. B ‘n 9 a former Air Force cameraman, I
can appreciate your concern of those scenes. Here then are
the support items we hope the Air Force can provide:

1. Air National Guard Gunnerv Range, willow Grove. Pa.

This range, due to its proximity to the MMB Helicopter Co.
in Westchcster, Pa. is a desirable location to flight test
MMB'S 80—105 helicopter. The 80-105 is to be the enemy
chopper for the film. It will be equipped with 70mm Hydra
rocket pods an a 7.62mm machine gun. 80-105, however,
loaded with rockets or ammo, nor W111 i do any
will not be
live firing. A suitable range area would be needed to test
. The MMB Helicopter Co. feels the
acrobatic maneuvers
accomp lish these tests would be as follows;
necessary time to

- 0800 Hrs. to 1800 Hrs.

Sept. 11 through Sept. 15, 1989
between 0800 & 1800.
Two 2 Hr. missions each day
1989 to 1800
0800 Hrs. Hrs.
Se t. 18 through Sept. 20, betwee n 0800 & 1800.
—
day
THE 2 Hr. missions each

I Some 8 0 Los Angeles. California 90046

8285 Sunset Boulevard
60
(213] 850-7081 0 Fax: (213) 550—231
Expediting of thee 8 test. ‘
. 3 Could be 7 ,
availab e and can is
ed priordigliYédlif refueling
MMB Helicopter Co hisairang
Phone ‘ 215/692-1392 ‘ ynda Kate- Manage§“§§“351.munica at
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Y Range on the dates a “ 3 tes
q “C9 Of events are; indicated. The

Oct. 29 1989 -
K-IOB pnoto chasgnie TMB 80—105 helicopter a one Augusta
icopter arrives Gila Bend Gunnery Range.

Oct. 30
‘ through
. Nov - 3 I 19 89 - One mission 07 run“ 4 \
gngzm15510n‘1600 to 1800 each day. 50—105 ligetiigzimofv H".
. mm machine gun and 70mm Hydra rockets q

Script scene numbers are 10 . 11 17 200, 210 224 226.

These scenes need the following'itcms in order to ée
photographed. Clearance to put three ground cameraman
and one mobile camera tracking mount on the range area as
‘ Put one remote operated
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rockets,
Systems Co., a
Bend. Technicians from the BEI Defense
for DOD wi
licensed arms manufacturer The
upload of these munitions.
transport, storage, and
at BEI is Mr. George Cautomanos, Director of US
Centact
8191.
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0730 to 0930. one mission
— Nov.27: One mission
Nov.21
' ' scenes #33 through 39,

. one Au ust Apaches,

Fly ‘ ' g 0 ON and refuel the two
each day ' Realizing
Dick e Stevens, the Aerial
.

approval to discuss
1 pending Air Force trip in
' will be on a scouting
Please advise '
that area the wee
g ca n be arranged-
convenient meetin
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Cine-Sextant tracking moth: apprU
FoUqlcn; Withll the
operatorS, w'Two to
number oftype ‘ ~ or 35mm Mitche cameras or
similar Cameras data mdLLLX.
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range.
TWO to EOUI tracking mount lenses in the 600-1200mm
4M cameras with full apctture
Tfig :2 dig? P§Ot9i30nlcs 35mm bLX Photo—Sonics 4M 400' tiim
a ‘ d matrix. Four to
to: hell and Nowell our:
megaZines, prefetebly configured
use maga2incs set up for Kodak
With‘dn .1866" pitch but can Three
with .1866“ or .1870" pitch.
Standard High Speed perf Ono
One 4M boresight Tool.
Winterblock 1610 canera mounts. “ficdcd
These items would A2be and
28 volt battery and camera cable. Mirini.
28 to Nov. 27 at Gila Bend,
from apprOlately Oct.
Vital support gfcufi.
for your consideration of these
Thank you personnel and
ti so of the Air Force " can help mono
The profeasional exper of the Apache
sted for “wings
equipment reque ing, we hope,
se e hex: summer“ provid services.
this ”Egg Picture to the
ons for DOD and a1 1
some positive reacti

W0
Paul "Doc“ Byrd
Aerial Coordinator

cc: Dick Stevens

David Green
Bill Badalato
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 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
SECRETAHY OF THE AIFI FORCE OFFICE OF PUBL'C AFFA|F|S » WESTERN REGION
HC’JU WILSIIIHE BOULEVARD SUITE Iona
LOS ANGELFS CALIFORNIA 90024-3602

Capt Andy Bourland 1 September 1939

SAF/PAGP
Pentagon Room 4A120
Washington DC 20330—1000

Dear Captain Bourland

Attached is the latest request, dated 1 September 1989, from

Apache Productions, Inc. Mr. Paul Byrd, aerial coordinator on
"Wings of the Apache," has requested Air Force support on three
more items, in.addition to his August 22 request letter.

While "Apache" is an Army movie with relatively little Air Force

representation, I feel the company is making an honest effort to
Air Force presence in the film. This is evident by
"beef up"
their intention to add an Air Force scene to their film. They
have requested a short take—off and landing of a C—l3D Hercules
Mr.
with a possible unloading of an Army OH—SBD Scout helicopter.
a train-
Byrd is, at this point, asking the possibility of filming such a
ing mission while in progress and querying whether or not AZ.
(does) take place in or around Tucson,
training mission would
If so, we recommend supporting this portion of his request.
to possibly
The request for an ANG A-7 fighter as a "back—up" with Mr. Byrd.
portray an enemy aircraft was discussed thoroughly
portion of the re—
We advised him that we are recommending this coordinate use of an
It is difficult at best to
quest be denied. date and at a specific
aircraft at a specific place, on a specific it is needed would
time. To have an aircraft "on standby" in case seems a waste of
effort and
require the same amount of time and
taxpayers' money.
to film at the housing area on
The third request for assistance is
addressed in the letter, Mr. Byrd
Davis-Monthan AFB. While not only With character cwa
stated that filming would be exteriors
(could be filmed at dusk) and
Larry Little leaving home in morning
filmed same evening after dark).
arriving home at night (could be need one night, either the
crew would only
Therefore, the film
Recommend support of this re-
10th or 11th of November to film. unit ability to support.
quest, subject to TAC approval and
re—
some leeway with these latest
In terms of time, we do have

Eh
 become known.
quests. I will provide any more specifics as they
to call.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate

Re ards,
0

BAKER, MSgt, USAF 1 Atch

KRISTENA D.
Apache request
Deputy Chief
TV/Motion Picture Liaison Office OASD-PA(AV)
cc:
MAC
TAC/PA
NGB/PA
BBSAD/PA
 “m
PRODUCTIONS INC.

September 1, 1989

Sgt. Kristena D. Baker

Deputy Chief
11000 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 10114
Los Angeles, CA 90024

Dear Sgt. Baker:

to hear that Gi la Bend couldn't support our

We are sorry
requirements as requested. As I discussed with you over
the phone recently, some othe r areas of Air Force
there are
involvement we would like to explore.
interested in giving
We at Apache Produc tions are sincerely possible in "Wings of
as
the Air Force as much "good press" in the attached
the Apache." I say "good press" as indicated and Air Force
newspaper article. As you well know, the Army
ship. Be it in combat or
have always had a close relation
joint field exercises.
feel can show that team
another sequence we
with that in mind, take—
C—130 Hercules doing a short
work is the inclusion of a d dramatically
This scene is enhance
off and landing,(STOL). I'm sure you have seen
field strip.
if performed on a dirt It is dynamic action and can
films.
this in many Air Force ent sequence.
of the Air Force deploym
add to the excitement That reason is
is there for a reason.
Obviously, the C-130 pter. rhis could
of an Army OH—58D $cout helico
the unloa ding g is in progress,
tunity if existing trainin
be a target of oppur someti me during our FAARP
sequence,
for filmin g
or negotiated Arizona.
1, 1989 at Marana,
Nov. 22 through Dec.
' d Aircraf‘ ‘
t involve d
on all the varie
se so much depends ng, a backup jet
flghter
on time for filmi Besides,
Becau of utmost importance. .
backu p
is a
be able to sleep
' t knOW'ing there
at nigh
'
we W111 rescue again. We would like to
available. Air Force to the ANG at Tucson, Arizo
na.
162nd fight er group
negotiate with the
 PRODUCTIONS INC.

:he use of an A—7 jet fighter for that backup,time frame

elng 29 Nov through 2 Dec., 1989. It would involve two
TlSSLOHS a GaY, the first from 0800-1000 hrs, the second
530-1730 hrs.. A side benefit for the Air Guard could
be some aerial tactical training. Interfacing with o r
highly experienced helicopter pilots during flight briefings
and aerial maneuvers A—7 pilots can gain valuable training
as to the capability of modern day attack
helicopters
versus 3et fighters. A very possible real world scenario.

Finally, but not any less important is the use of a Base

HouSing domicile at Davis-Montham AFB, Arizona. During a
scout at D-M, our production Designer was impressed by the
facilities there and would very much like to use one of
these units for our character's(Cw4 Larry Little) home
sequence. Affected dates are 10 and 11 Nov., 9.-
Night and day filming is involved.

For all these requests, as well as the ones pending from

our August 22nd letter it is most difficult to explain all
details and variable solutions in a letter. Therefore, it
‘s respectfully requested that after initial coordination
through your office, Apache Productions be allowed
participate in detailing the specifics and technical aspects
of these requests.

Being aware that your office is handling many ongoing projects,

I would personally like to assume any of these coordination
tasks, within your protocol parameters, to relieve your
office of every minute detail while at the same time keeping
you fully informed.

Together, we can make a film which will give the military

a big boost in the public's eye. Being pro-military myself,
I have a deep desire to see that image enhanced whenever
possible.

sincer , g g .
. {4/ - C

Paul "Do " Byrd

Aerial Coordinator

8285 Sunset Boulevard 0 Suite B 0 Los Angeles. Cahfornia 80045

[213] 850-7081 I Fax: (213) 6503160
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Colombia: U.S. sending aid, helicopters

Bush sending said it undurscorm
In the letters. the drug dead
ers vowed to kill ll) judges for
each suspected triifl'irker oxtr
981.
The govern em hasraidot
more than 100 sites neuonwid.
and im orton rug suspect

aid, copters mination tn help [out

diled, YD) en en “E . a 00%| E
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fight drug tram otters M981 220‘ud es ma
caflcll‘eadersfi‘aveesloape . _
Bolivia and Ecuador are two Wn trates andfiu'dlriii em oyees Uh, and W‘OMblfl!‘ “Elfin!"
‘
‘ main sources of the cot-nine proc
essed in Colmbia
kllled inacam in noi
WKW EW go ues are knnyfp u: be working 0-
the extradition to the Lnitui
coiirLs into rup mm; a prosecu- eged rug money
rim 5 es 0

to Colombia ‘ (B525
I said it had tightened
urity on its Amuzon border of drugAug 6, when Bogota
no“hincc lounderer Eduardo Martinez Bo
mero
magistrate Carlos Valencia Gar— Thousands of students wear
V t all 0 . irig black armbands paraded Fri
ti
day through d D wntown Bogota
M at rra said there was no evi d e not Metropolitai
Judges under threat demanding Cal ombian fugitives had entered
the country
G an‘s tomb at
ery. g
‘ln _ another evelo merit ai
7
stronger guard against assassins Israeli reserve a
involved in [r em
i:
death
one 5
6.-
By ”A _HOLD OLMOS set a country club outside Medel- T n o om
fissociated Press lin on fire l'riday,
' police
' report- ‘ ‘ lombia in its war, so 'i
s esta u c ers wan o urn t‘ - - .
ed. con ' nu ' —1—EL——I—d—l—b— ice minister.
lishment targets that began with ‘Sgeom in into on Is an 0 ucca- showed si us of growing fear
bombings and arson T s ay. ‘ ' her personal safct
T ey said the tire damaged tw ___, comm " wasn't e ared tower
ay e army was times S
U ‘fligue sat
G-b-inmsg’‘(wnImul-ng raids on the property Grie 53‘
. v :ol in two Fell n suspec ei ra ic crs an( on
H! ext 3 t at were 9 \i suspeélea cocaiiw smuggli‘fl . ,
*‘v—r—fi —r gning, but her office refused hi on lsrao'.
' to Colombian authorities files na 'f’m“ 9’
m ,
White House said the T519 wym e House 5 8 I a . It said. two
‘ tons of the drug comment. television .
ih administration was sending lion aid shipment would arrive we "9 $91194 M 5 De Grleif'isknowntobe Mar» ut ' Fo oi n Ministe-
million worth of helim ters t w k‘ . , a clandestine airs ri , an a get for traffickers' death threats. Benjamin Netanynliu said {star
as and other gummenl to (g! The copters. which add to SIX eseven- ayo enswe 5° {3" had A predecessor. odr‘igo Lara Bo« m rev 5 r s 0 Eu
poe netted six tons. m a. was assassinated by the use i mercenaries tot-en in
I Colombia in its u e an i- of “"9 same type Colombian
Two more it“ lice already had, represent “an brought the total for drug cartels in 1984 involvEd in the training 0! CiiTo‘n
' fTensive. The day alter Valencia's as~ b'ian death squads.
opters arrived in Colombia immediate. tan ible res onse of 1989 to an unprecedented 21 tons
5y. the US. overnmenl lo lJreSIHent of cocaine — nine ‘ tons more than assination, gunmen believed 1
to arcos stepp -u war was confiscated in all of last year.
ldges‘ protests, combined ( irgi
on n rc lcs ra m, a .. About 550 'u es in 80 8 o tional police comma d
‘eports thatthejustice min-
was fearful and might re-
m assy press re easesai Inn s urroun in rovmc e an dellin, a trafl'icldng center, and ,
Anti-narcotics police 0 Boliv- heli- nounceat r
pans Fiyaayfofi an6 in Golan at a political rally on Bogov l
ppeared to make the courts received tw 0 ‘
is and Ecuador air rem no u s ta‘s outskirts
:erable flank in the battle
the assassi‘ copiers each during the preVious‘ ee 1 The killings outraged Colum-
here after dlplom:flc andr
.r -mrirlanfifll randidate 24 hours. 'said--v~~~- II! n : mi", measures.
In bian society and the government
rmmnded with emergency de-_

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