ADMIRAL JOHN STUFFLEBEEM MAKES STATEMENTS ON OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM. SPEAKS OF OPERATIONS AGAINST AL QAEDA, ATTACKS ON TALIBAN TARGETS THE DAY BEFORE & THE NUMBER OF AIRCRAFT USED. MAP OF AFGHANISTAN TITLED: "ENDURING FREEDOM, OCTOBER 16" WITH LOCATIONS AND TYPES OF TARGETS HIT IS SHOWN. SAYS, "WE DELIVERED APPROXIMATELY 53,000 HUMANITARIAN DAILY RATIONS (HDR)"

The Senate voted 64 to 24 to pass another Continuing Resolution (CR) or temporary spending bill to fund the govt. through April 24th. The Pres. has said he will sign the measure. The current CR runs out at midnight tonight. (Note - this CR also includes $198 million requested by the Clinton administration for repairing war damage in Bosnia.)

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PENTAGON POOL OCTOBER 8, 2001 DAILY RATIONS B-ROLL RS-19 11:17:59 tight on fruit pastry 11:18:15 peanut butter 11:25:48 tight on humanitarian daily ration 11:26:06 woman pulls out bean and potato HDR from yellow package 11:26:38 tight on fruit pastry 11:26:54 tight on peanut butter 11:28:19 nice shot of silver food coming out of yellow daily ration package

Animation of SARS-CoV-2 coronaviruses, the cause of the new disease COVID-19. This disease was first detected in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. It is contagious and has since spread rapidly around the world. The disease causes fever, cough and shortness of breath, and can lead to fatal pneumonia in some cases. SARS-CoV-2 is an RNA virus that uses protein spikes (red) to gain entry to host cells. This is a high dynamic range (HDR) version of clip K009/4823.

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PENTAGON POOL OCTOBER 8, 2001 DAILY RATIONS B-ROLL RS-19 11:17:59 tight on fruit pastry 11:18:15 peanut butter 11:25:48 tight on humanitarian daily ration 11:26:06 woman pulls out bean and potato HDR from yellow package 11:26:38 tight on fruit pastry 11:26:54 tight on peanut butter 11:28:19 nice shot of silver food coming out of yellow daily ration package

Conceptual animation representing subatomic particles. This animation is loopable.

PENTAGON POOL OCTOBER 8, 2001 DAILY RATIONS B-ROLL RS-19 11:17:59 tight on fruit pastry 11:18:15 peanut butter 11:25:48 tight on humanitarian daily ration 11:26:06 woman pulls out bean and potato HDR from yellow package 11:26:38 tight on fruit pastry 11:26:54 tight on peanut butter 11:28:19 nice shot of silver food coming out of yellow daily ration package

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C-5 UPLOAD AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD ON OCTOBER 6, 1993, TROOPS FROM THE 1ST BATTALION, 64TH INFANTRY, OF FORT STEWART, GEOGRIA PREPARED FOR DEPLOYMENT TO MOGADISHU, SOMALIA. THE ARMY UNIT UPLOADED 18 M1-A1 TANKS AND 44 BRADLEY FIGHTING VEHICLES ONTO C-5 CARGO PLANES AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, GEORGIA. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL FROM THE 437TH AERIAL PORT SQUADRON, MOBILE CAME TO HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD FROM CHARELSTON AIRFORCE BASE, SOUTH CAROLINA TO COORDINATE THE UPLOAD OF THE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT. THERE WERE ALSO M88 TANK RECOVERY VEHICLES, FUEL TRUCKS AND OTHER SUPPORT VEHICLES FORM THE 24TH DIVISION./ DEPLOYMENT OF TROOPS TO MOGADISHU ON OCTOBER 9, 1993, AIR FORCE UNITS, BOTH ACTIVE AND RESERVE, CONVERGED ON GRIFFISS AIRFORCE BASE, NY TO STAGE THE ARMY INFANTRY 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION FROM FT. DRUM, NEW YORK, ONTO C-5 AIRCRAFT FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS TO MOGADISHU, SOMAILA. A BUDDY AIR CREW PREFLIGHTED ALL C-5 AIRCRAFT TO ENABLE DEPARTING CREWS THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TURN-AROUND TIME. THE MISSION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH FOUR AIR TO AIR REFUELLINGS. THE LOADS WERE DESIGNED FOR THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF THE C-5. HDR TEST DROP ON 10/14/93 A US C-130 TEST DROPPED 910 MRES AND HDRS OVER GRAFENWOHR, GE TO CHECK THEIR DISPERSION AT VARIOUS ALTITUDES, AND ALSO AT 5000 AGL AN ACTUAL TRIAD BUNDLE WAS DROPPED TO CHECK IT'S DISPERSION RATE. CAPTURED SOLDIER RETURNS FROM SOMALIA ON 15 OCT. 93, W03 DURANT WAS GREETED BY A CROWD OF US SERVICE MEMBERS AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM CAPTIVITY IN SOMALIA. HIS ARRIVAL TO RAMSTEIN AB, GE WAS HIS STOP ENROUTE TO HIS RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES. HE ARRIVED ON A C=141 AND APPEARED TO BE IN HIGH SPIRITS AS HE GESTURED TO THE CROWD WITH A " THUMBS UP ."

C-5 UPLOAD AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD ON OCTOBER 6, 1993, TROOPS FROM THE 1ST BATTALION, 64TH INFANTRY, OF FORT STEWART, GEOGRIA PREPARED FOR DEPLOYMENT TO MOGADISHU, SOMALIA. THE ARMY UNIT UPLOADED 18 M1-A1 TANKS AND 44 BRADLEY FIGHTING VEHICLES ONTO C-5 CARGO PLANES AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, GEORGIA. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL FROM THE 437TH AERIAL PORT SQUADRON, MOBILE CAME TO HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD FROM CHARELSTON AIRFORCE BASE, SOUTH CAROLINA TO COORDINATE THE UPLOAD OF THE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT. THERE WERE ALSO M88 TANK RECOVERY VEHICLES, FUEL TRUCKS AND OTHER SUPPORT VEHICLES FORM THE 24TH DIVISION./ DEPLOYMENT OF TROOPS TO MOGADISHU ON OCTOBER 9, 1993, AIR FORCE UNITS, BOTH ACTIVE AND RESERVE, CONVERGED ON GRIFFISS AIRFORCE BASE, NY TO STAGE THE ARMY INFANTRY 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION FROM FT. DRUM, NEW YORK, ONTO C-5 AIRCRAFT FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS TO MOGADISHU, SOMAILA. A BUDDY AIR CREW PREFLIGHTED ALL C-5 AIRCRAFT TO ENABLE DEPARTING CREWS THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TURN-AROUND TIME. THE MISSION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH FOUR AIR TO AIR REFUELLINGS. THE LOADS WERE DESIGNED FOR THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF THE C-5. HDR TEST DROP ON 10/14/93 A US C-130 TEST DROPPED 910 MRES AND HDRS OVER GRAFENWOHR, GE TO CHECK THEIR DISPERSION AT VARIOUS ALTITUDES, AND ALSO AT 5000 AGL AN ACTUAL TRIAD BUNDLE WAS DROPPED TO CHECK IT'S DISPERSION RATE. CAPTURED SOLDIER RETURNS FROM SOMALIA ON 15 OCT. 93, W03 DURANT WAS GREETED BY A CROWD OF US SERVICE MEMBERS AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM CAPTIVITY IN SOMALIA. HIS ARRIVAL TO RAMSTEIN AB, GE WAS HIS STOP ENROUTE TO HIS RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES. HE ARRIVED ON A C=141 AND APPEARED TO BE IN HIGH SPIRITS AS HE GESTURED TO THE CROWD WITH A " THUMBS UP ."

C-5 UPLOAD AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD ON OCTOBER 6, 1993, TROOPS FROM THE 1ST BATTALION, 64TH INFANTRY, OF FORT STEWART, GEOGRIA PREPARED FOR DEPLOYMENT TO MOGADISHU, SOMALIA. THE ARMY UNIT UPLOADED 18 M1-A1 TANKS AND 44 BRADLEY FIGHTING VEHICLES ONTO C-5 CARGO PLANES AT HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, GEORGIA. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL FROM THE 437TH AERIAL PORT SQUADRON, MOBILE CAME TO HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD FROM CHARELSTON AIRFORCE BASE, SOUTH CAROLINA TO COORDINATE THE UPLOAD OF THE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT. THERE WERE ALSO M88 TANK RECOVERY VEHICLES, FUEL TRUCKS AND OTHER SUPPORT VEHICLES FORM THE 24TH DIVISION./ DEPLOYMENT OF TROOPS TO MOGADISHU ON OCTOBER 9, 1993, AIR FORCE UNITS, BOTH ACTIVE AND RESERVE, CONVERGED ON GRIFFISS AIRFORCE BASE, NY TO STAGE THE ARMY INFANTRY 10TH MOUNTAIN DIVISION FROM FT. DRUM, NEW YORK, ONTO C-5 AIRCRAFT FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS TO MOGADISHU, SOMAILA. A BUDDY AIR CREW PREFLIGHTED ALL C-5 AIRCRAFT TO ENABLE DEPARTING CREWS THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TURN-AROUND TIME. THE MISSION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH FOUR AIR TO AIR REFUELLINGS. THE LOADS WERE DESIGNED FOR THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF THE C-5. HDR TEST DROP ON 10/14/93 A US C-130 TEST DROPPED 910 MRES AND HDRS OVER GRAFENWOHR, GE TO CHECK THEIR DISPERSION AT VARIOUS ALTITUDES, AND ALSO AT 5000 AGL AN ACTUAL TRIAD BUNDLE WAS DROPPED TO CHECK IT'S DISPERSION RATE. CAPTURED SOLDIER RETURNS FROM SOMALIA ON 15 OCT. 93, W03 DURANT WAS GREETED BY A CROWD OF US SERVICE MEMBERS AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL AFTER HIS RELEASE FROM CAPTIVITY IN SOMALIA. HIS ARRIVAL TO RAMSTEIN AB, GE WAS HIS STOP ENROUTE TO HIS RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES. HE ARRIVED ON A C=141 AND APPEARED TO BE IN HIGH SPIRITS AS HE GESTURED TO THE CROWD WITH A " THUMBS UP ."

PENTAGON BRIEFING WITH JOSEPH COLLINS STIX Joseph Collins, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Affairs, discusses DOD's role in providing humanitarian aid to the Afghan people PENTAGON BRIEFING (WITH JOSEPH COLLINS) RS 19 11/15/01 14:36:03 Collins walks up to podium 14:36:12 'the date we begun assistance to the Afghan people.' 14:36:25 'a few handouts here.they add some key details.' 14:36:39 'the one that concerns me the most..on a country that was already in the middle of a full blown humanitarian crisis.' 14:37:04 'it is also made very close coordination and cooperation.mandatory.' 14:37:24 'in fact, in the first week of November..doubled the pace of their october deliveries.' 14:38:25 'the total value of US assistance from all departments.is well over 4-million dollars.' 14:38:44 'are in USAID.the US agency for international development, who we rely on heavily.' 14:39:02 'provide unique capabilities to their major needs..' 14:39:11 'so far, we.includes OSD, the Joint Staff.men and women and CENTCOM.' 14:39:32 ín dropping the HDR's..you all know that it's a safe, vegetarian, non cultural based meal.' 14:39:54 'to date we've dropped..1.5 million daily rations.35-thousand a day, at the high, 70-thousand a day.' 14:40:20 'aid providers will be able to access the countries more readily.' 14:40:34 'the second success is in providing critical airlift access.' 14:42:18 'about the Taliban is that they are the greatest block in getting humanitarian relief to the people of Afghanistan.' 14:42:56 'the are, hiding their military assests, near mosques and other community areas..' 14:43:17 'to publicize their crimes against them and their employees.' 14:43:32 'and the drug trade.Osama bin Laden and the Taliban leadership have been associated with the major opium trade since 1995..' Questions [land corridor & airfields] 14:45:31 'under discussion right now, it's not clear, I'm not sure I have the freshest information on that either.' 14:45:52 'all of these things are under discussion right now, this action is more correctly centered in the UN than the Pentagon.' 14:46:13 'it's part of this very confusing week.' question 14:46:29 'in the mean time, I would not discount the possiblity that the security work will continue to be done.' question [food] 14:46:52 'is in route to Mazar as we speak..' 14:47:04 'there has been some pausing in some parts of the.humanitarian aid..due to the security effort.' question [peacekeeping] 14:47:35 'it's difficult to say what will actually happen.' 14:47:50 'which is an all Afghan forces and a second idea which would be a smaller force made up of Muslim nations..' 14:48:17 'during the heaviest fighting between the US and the Taliban at some great levels.I really think the peacekeeping forces is a separate issue.' question 14:48:49 '.beyond that, I've been away from my TV set, so I don't know what's going on..' Question [airfields in Mazar and Kabul] 14:49:22 'under discussion but something that will clearly have to be done.something that's going to have to get some engineering help.all of this is under discussion.' question [red cross trucks stolen by NA] 14:50:05 'didn't see anything following up..' 14:50:19 'is that their behavior has been okay, and that was a strange fly in the ointment.' 14:50:38 'between our government and the alliance..' Question [aid packages] 14:50:55 'we checked up on that..the areas where we dropped.there was no Taliban in the areas where we dropped..' 14:51:18 'useful in a way, because it prevents one or two people from gathering all the food and then using it to their own devices..' Question [dropping in areas controlled Taliban] 14:52:00 'if we had the assets to do that.but we have used the HDR's in a various amount of scenarios.' 14:52:24 'and that's true in just about every situation.' 14:52:34 'can be done relatively..' 14:53:03 'trucking food in, setting up relief stations.' question [containers of wheat and blankets] 14:53:42 'I just don't know..we have dropped HDR's and other things.' 14:53:54 'by container and by paillet..' 14:54:11 'another reason why we drop by flutter method.' question [winter effect distribution of food] 14:54:49 'I think there's certainly.first two weeks of November.' 14:55:09 'there were a number of people who were talking like the from the beginning of October that all of Afghanistan is covered in snow that is 9 feet deep..' Question [aid workers] 14:56:12 'I only know what I've seen in the media.' 14:57:46 not that has been brought to my attention..i have not decided at this point in time.. I am sure that the pointy end of the spear is still focused on what it was o in the beginning.. al-qada and bin laden.. 14:59:21 it depends on what sort of tax and services a can be provided by indigenous afghan force.. right now I want to say that we have to have a multi-national peace keeping forces.. I think it would be a real boom to the security situation.. 15:00:25 I know right now that there is no organized troop units for that.. most of the food that has entered in during the war. 15:01:53 that I think is really. as effectively. 15:04:08 end

RM 118 011016-F-7118R-118 Operation Enduring Freedom LOC: 00:00:00 - 00:01:20 Color Bars, Tone, and Slate LOC: 00:01:20 - 00:02:28 011015-F-4794B-001 15 October 2001 - C- 1 7 Globemaster III from Charleston Air Force Base, South Carolina and McChord Air Force Base, Washington and C-141 Starlifter take off in support of operation Enduring Freedom Videographer: Staff Sgt. Timothy Bailey, 1CTCS LOC: 00:02:28 - 00:03:55 011010-F-4794B-001 10 October 2001 - Upon completion of their humanitarian mission over Afghanistan, 37th Air Wing C-17 Globemaster III crews from Charleston Air Force Base are greeted by the mission commander at Ramstein Air Base, Germany. Videographer: Staff Sgt. Timothy Bailey, I CTCS RM 123 011018-F-7118E-123 Operation Enduring Freedom LOC: 00:00:00 - 00:01:10 Color Bars tone and slate LOC: 00:01:10 - 00:02:01 Virin: 011017-N-3804H-001 17 Octber 2001, Onboard the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) assembled bombs are transported via a bomb elevator for movement to the flight deck for loading onto strike aircraft. USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) and its carrier air wing are conducting flight operations against terrorist training camps and military installations. The carefully targeted actions are designed to disrupt the use of a base for terrorist operations and to attack the military capability of the regime as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. Videographer: Petty Officer 3rd class Kris Harrelson RM 124 011018-F-711SE-124 Operation Enduring Freedom LOC: 00:00:00 - 00:01:10 Color Bars tone and slate LOC: 00:01:10 - 00:01:51 Virin Unknown Personnel filling guard positions Videographer: Unknown LOC: 00:01:51 - 00:02:20 Virin Unknown Emergency room operations Videographer: Unknown LOC: 00:02:20 - 00:02:40 Virin Unknown Personnel use rocks as a crushing tool Videographer: Unknown LOC: 00:02:40 - 00:03:25 Virin Unknown Unloading cargo at night Videographer: Unknown LOC: 00:03:25 - 00:03:45 Virin Unknown Personnel guarding parameter of entry point. Videographer: Unknown RM 125 011018-F-7118E-125 Operation Enduring Freedom LOC: 00:00:00-00:01:10 Color Bars tone and slate LOC: 00:01:10 - 00:02:34 No VIRIN 17 October 2001, Shot in night vision 2 C-17 Globemaster III dropped TRIADS (Tri Wall Aerial Delivery System) filled with 420 each HDR's (Humanitarian Daily Rations) over Afghanistan to feed Displaced Refugees Videographer: Staff Sgt. Jason Wilkerson, lst Combat Camera Squadron, Charleston AFB, S.C. LOC: 00:02:34 - 00:03:50 011015-F-4794B-00 1 15 October 2001, C17 Globemaster III from Charleston AFB, South Carolina and McChord AFB, Washington, take off in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. C17 Globemaster III are performing Humanitarian airdrop missions over Afghanistan to help feed fleeing refugees. Footage also includes takeoff and fly over of a C-141 Starlifter. Videographer: Staff Sgt. Timothy Bailey, lst Combat Camera Squadron, Charleston AFB, S.C. RM 139 Operation Enduring Freedom 011024-F-7118L-139 LOC: 00:00:00 - 00:01:20 Color Bars, Tone, and Slates LOC: 00:01:20 - 00:03:44 011OXX-N-XXXX-002 October 2001 TLAM launches from the periscope of USS Providence (SSN 719) while operating in the Arabian Sea in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Videographer: Unknown RM 141 Operation Enduring Freedom 011024-M-7118D-141 LOC: 00:00:00 - 00:01:20 Color Bars, Tone, and Slates LOC: 00:01:20 - 00:02:44 VIRIN: Unknown Soldiers building medical tents; Aerial shots of B-1B Lancer in flight and being refueled; loading bombs in night vision. B-52 Stratofortress taking off. Videographer: Unknown All video has been cleared for public release.