Attachment 2 CMI Minute Man I Missile.pdf
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- FE Warren Static Display Aerospace Vehicles (SDAV) Cleaning, Painting, and Maintenance Services
- Solicitation number
- FA461324Q1030
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This document is an attachment to a Sources Sought/Request for Information (RFI) notice for a federal contract opportunity. The attachment provides details on the colors, markings, and insignia for a Minute Man I LGM-30A/B missile static display at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming.
The key details from the attachment include the historical background of the Minute Man I missile, the recommended "window of time" depiction for the display (circa 1965-1970), and the specific color scheme and markings to be used, such as the white missile body, black "US Air Force" lettering, blue and white national star, and red stripes. The attachment also includes images depicting the current display and an overall scheme example.
The related federal contract opportunity is for Static Display Aerospace Vehicles (SDAV) Cleaning, Painting, and Maintenance Services at F.E. Warren AFB. This is a sources sought notice to gather market information, with no solicitation available at this time. Responses will be used to determine the appropriate acquisition strategy, which may involve a small business set-aside. Interested parties are asked to provide capability statements, comments on the draft Performance Work Statement, and any questions by April 18, 2024.
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Colors, Markings, and
Insignia For F. E.
Warren Museum Static
Display Minute Man I
LGM-30A/B Missile
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Sources Sought FA461324Q1030 Attachment 2 CMI Minute Man I Missle
Historical Background
• The Minute Man I 30A/B was employed by the
US Air Force at F. E. Warren AFB, WY between 1965 and 1974. There are no historical records for this missile because this display was locally manufactured.
• There are no similar colors and markings on the actual missiles on alert. F. E. Warren added the White color, USAF lettering, 40 inch National Star and the Strategic Air Command Banner Appliqué on this display to designate its active duty service.
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Displayed Depiction
• The “window of time” we recommend shows the missile is being used by at US Air Force at F. E.
Warren AFB, WY in a Intercontinental Ballistic deterrence role in the US, circa 1965 to1970.DRAFT
Overall Color Scheme
• Missile Body White FS 37875
• “US Air Force” lettering, FS 37038, Black
• 40 inch National Star
▪Stripes, Background and Border, Blue FS 15044
▪Star and Stripes, White FS 17875
▪Stripes Red, FS 11136
• USAF Strategic Air Command Appliqué
• Thrust nozzles FS 37038, Black
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Current Depiction
Display at the Front Gate F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming
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Overall Scheme Example
Minuteman I circa 1965-1970.
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Missile Markings Detail
40 inch National Star
•Stripes, Background and
Border, Blue FS 15044
•Star and Stripes, White FS 17875
•Stripes, Red FS 11136
USAF Strategic Air Command
Appliqué
12 inch lettering US
Air Force
FS 37038, Black
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| Slide 1: Colors, Markings, and Insignia For F. E. Warren Museum Static Display Minute Man I LGM-30A/B Missile |
| Slide 2: Historical Background |
| Slide 3: Displayed Depiction |
| Slide 4: Overall Color Scheme |
| Slide 5: Current Depiction |
| Slide 6: Overall Scheme Example |
| Slide 7: Missile Markings Detail |
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