6030 C Partial As-Builts.pdf

This document is a set of architectural plans and designs for a B-1B ADAL (Aerospace Data Handling and Launch) Combat Crew Training Facility at Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, Texas. The project was issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District, under Solicitation No. DACA63-88-B-0027, dated June 1988, with Contract No. DACA63-88-C-0128.

The facility plans include comprehensive architectural and engineering drawings depicting floor plans, elevations, wall sections, exterior details, roof framing plans, frame elevations, and HVAC/mechanical systems. Key structural elements include metal stud wall construction with exterior plywood sheathing and synthetic plaster finishes, standing seam metal roofing with insulation, concrete masonry units for certain wall sections, and corrugated metal roof decking. The facility contains multiple training spaces organized with classrooms, offices, and specialized instruction areas. Building systems detailed in the plans encompass mechanical systems for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, with provisions for equipment rooms and utility installations. The drawings specify materials including metal studs at various gauges, gypsum board, vinyl vapor retarders, flat insulation panels, and rigid insulation. The facility design accommodates training operations for B-1B combat crews and incorporates functional layouts to support classroom instruction, briefing operations, and administrative functions required for effective aircrew training at the Air Force installation.