DOW-UAP-D049, Riepilogo dei Lanci, Vandenberg AFB, 2000

[PAGE 1] VANDENBERG AFB LAUNCH SUMMARY 1958-2000. 30th SPACE WING, Office of History. [PAGE 2] DISTRIBUTION LIST: 30th RANS/DOUS, 30th RANS/DOU, 30th SW/CP, 30th SW/PA, 30th SW/SEOO, 30th SW/XPR, 30th SW/CCT, 30th OSS/DOO, 30th Technical Library, 576th FLTS/TEE, 576th FLTS/TEM, Aerospace Corporation, Boeing Defense & Space Group, ITT Federal Services Corporation, TRW, HQ USAF/XOFS, HQ AFSPC/HO, HQ AFSPC/DOSL, HQ USSPACECOM/SPJ330S, HQ USSPACECOM/HO, 2 SWG/DOOL, 45th SW/HO, SMC/HO, HQ NASA, HQ AFMC/ORS, Ogden ALC/LMIM, JIC/ODT, TRW/SEDD, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, PA-MSB (Kennedy Space Center), KSC Library, Orbital Sciences Corp. As of: 3 February 2000. [PAGE 3] FOREWORD: 'This is the official registry of all major launch operations conducted from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. The vehicles are presented in chronological order beginning with the first launch on 16 December 1958. Launch dates reflect Vandenberg local time. The information is further grouped into two matrixes titled: "ANNUAL LAUNCH SUMMARY BY BOOSTER" and "ANNUAL LAUNCH SUMMARY BY COMMAND." Two additional items contained in this document are a "LAUNCH FACILITY GUIDE" and a "GLOSSARY." In the main chronology section, the two columns reporting cumulative numbers by booster and command represent only Vandenberg operations. They do not include, for instance, Titan IV launches conducted on the East Coast at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The 30th Space Wing History Office (30th SW/HO) periodically updates the Vandenberg AFB Launch Summary book. Questions may be directed to the undersigned at DSN 275-6421 or commercially at (805) 605-6421.' Signed: Jeffrey Geiger, Office of History. [PAGES 4-8] GLOSSARY of program/vehicle acronyms (alphabetical, several hundred entries), including representative examples: ABRES = Advanced Ballistic Reentry System; ABRV = Advanced Ballistic Reentry Vehicle (formerly LBRV); ACC = Air Combat Command (Strategic Air Command/SAC prior to 1 June 1992); AFSPC = Air Force Space Command; DMSP = Defense Meteorological Satellite Program; ICBM = Intercontinental Ballistic Missile; IRAS = Infrared Astronomical Satellite; LLV-1 = Lockheed Launch Vehicle 1 (became Lockheed Martin Launch Vehicle, renamed Athena in Sept 1997); NASA = National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NAVSTAR = Navigation Satellite (formerly NDS); OT PHASE I/II = Operational Test phases; QuickScat = Quick Scatterometer; RADARSAT = Radar Satellite; SAC = Strategic Air Command; SAFEGUARD = Antiballistic Missile (ABM) test program; SLC = Space Launch Complex; SLV = Space Launch Vehicle; TAC = Tactical Air Command; TRACE = Transition Region and Coronal Explorer; WIRE = Wide Field Infrared Explorer. (Full glossary spans roughly pages 4 through 8 of the document.) [PAGE 9-10] LAUNCH FACILITY GUIDE: a cross-reference table matching building numbers (BLDG NMBR) to present and former designations, e.g., PALC-B (Point Arguello Launch Complex B), SLC-6, SLC-5, OSTF-2, ABRES A-3, and similar Space Launch Complex/facility codes across three parallel columns of the table. [PAGES 11-60 -- summarized] The remainder of the document (roughly pages 11 through the end at page 113) consists of the main chronological launch log: a long tabular listing of every major Vandenberg AFB launch from 16 December 1958 through early 2000, with columns for date, booster/vehicle type, payload/program, launch complex, outcome, and running cumulative counts by booster type and by supporting command, followed by the 'Annual Launch Summary by Booster' and 'Annual Launch Summary by Command' matrices referenced in the Foreword. Given the document's purely administrative/historical-registry nature (a launch log, not a narrative report), this dense tabular data has been summarized here rather than transcribed cell-by-cell; no UAP-related content occurs anywhere in it (confirmed by full-text search across all 113 pages).