ACFTDAB-Southeast Asia Fixed-Wing Aircraft Database
This database contains details on more than 11,000 combat incidents. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

Desert Storm Combat Database
The Desert Storm Combat Database contains extensive information on every confirmed battle damage incident involving contemporary U.S. aircraft weapon systems that occurred during Operation Desert Storm. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

GNDVEHSEADB-Southeast Asia Ground-Vehicle Database
This database contains data on more than 700 incidents involving armored and wheeled vehicles and engineering equipment. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

HELODAB-Southeast Asia Rotary-Wing Aircraft Database
HELODAB contains details on more than 18,000 combat incidents pertaining to helicopters. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

Joint Live Fire / Live Fire Test Information System
Joint Live Fire/Live Fire Test Information System contains the results of a comprehensive test series on contemporary aircraft and ground systems, including data on 42 test programs, nearly 1,400 events (shots) conducted during these programs, and over 4,000 items damaged during these events. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255 -3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Note: All persons (U.S. Government agencies and their contractors) must establish a valid need-to-know and provide us with certification of same along with appropriate clearance information, prior to the release of any materials. All requests from non-US agencies must be forwarded to their country's respective Embassy, Attention: Air Attaché's Office in Washington, DC.

Just Cause Database
The Just Cause Database consists of 22 combat damage incidents from the December 1989 conflict in Panama. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

OEF & OIF Combat Incidents
For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Yom Kippur Database
The Yom Kippur Database contains information on nearly 800 threat and damage reports involving tanks and personnel carriers during the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. Because of release restrictions, SURVIAC databases are not available online. For more information regarding this database, please contact SURVIAC at (937) 255-3828 x282 or DSN 785-3828 x282.

Requests from non-U.S. agencies must be forwarded to their country's Embassy in Washington DC, Attn.: Air Attaché's Office.

Continued expansion of the SURVIAC databases will result from the inclusion of data from on-going and programmed live fire tests on a wide variety of aeronautical and surface weapon systems. SURVIAC also seeks and compiles information on occasional combat incidents around the world.

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