Army Directorate of Logistics Records, 1943-1994

GOGA 35362

Golden Gate National Recreation Area
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Building 201, Fort Mason
San Francisco, CA 94123
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Presidio of San Francisco
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San Francisco, CA 94129
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Introduction

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Historical Note

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	Mailing Address: 
	National Park Service					
	Golden Gate National Recreation Area
	Attn:  Park Archives and Records Center		
	Fort Mason, Bldg. 201
	San Francisco, CA  94123

	Physical Address:
		Park Archives and Records Center
		Presidio of San Francisco
Building 667 McDowell Avenue
		San Francisco, CA 94129
		Phone:	(415) 561-2807
		Fax: (415) 441-1618

Army Directorate of Logistics Records, 1943-1994

Title
	Title: Army Directorate of Logistics, 1943-1994
	Alternate Title: ADOL

Dates
	Inclusive: 1943-1994
	Bulk: 1980-1992

Collection Number
Catalog Number GOGA 35362 (Accession Number GOGA-2346)

Provenance
Files were identified and selected in the Directorate Commander’s office in Building 220 and packed and transferred to NPS in September 1994.

History
From the Organization and Functions Manual, Sixth United States Army (1989):
[The Directorate of Logistics] directs and coordinates logistical activities pertaining to supplies and services; maintenance and management of materiel and equipment; movement of property and personnel; food service program… and logical support plan.
When the Presidio base closed in 1994, DOL canceled Interservice Support Agreements and referred operations to military installations such as Fort Lewis, WA and McLellan Air Force Base, CA.

Volume
	8.4 LF 
[16 document boxes (8 LF), 1 half document box (0.3 LF), and 1 map folder (0.1 LF)] 

Description
Approximately 110 files of records from the Presidio Army Garrison Directorate of Logistics. It contains office files from the Chief of the Directorate pertaining to base closure, disaster recovery, environmental and other command interest topics and briefing materials. Also includes a large collection of Interservice Support Agreements between the Presidio Army Garrison and various building tenants on the post. Finally, there are historical records documenting military personnel usage of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.

Preferred Citation
“Golden Gate NRA, Park Archives, Army Directorate of Logistics, GOGA 35362

Index
Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, Calif.) Military administration
Presidio of San Francisco (Calif.)
	Presidio Trust (U.S.) 
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge (Oakland and San Francisco, Calif.)
United States. Army. Sixth Army
United States. National Park Service 
United States. Army--Operations other than war

Formats
	Architectural drawings
Correspondence
Government contracts
Military records

Processing Information
	Processed by Allyson Eddy Bravmann
	Completed in August 2011

Box and Folder List

Collection Title: 	Army Directorate of Logistics
Collection Number: 	GOGA 35362

Box #	Folder #	Description and Date	
		SERIES 1: Directorate of Logistics, Presidio of San Francisco Records, 1982-1994	
1	1	Mobilization Plans and Programs: PSF and FORSCOM, 1982-1986	
1	2	Interservice Support Agreements DPCA, DRM, SJA (photocopies), 1983-1996	
1	3	Mobilization Plans and Programs: LAMC, 1984-1988	
1	4	SOP: NON-DoD Use of Sports Facilities on Post in Excess of 48 Hours, 1984	
1	5	Support Agreements, 1985	
1	6	Memorandum of Understanding  LAMC  Potable Water Supply, 1986	
1	7	Mobilization Plans and Programs: PSF Master Plan, 1986	
2	1	PSF Master Plan Report (Preliminary), 1987	
2	2	PSF Master Plan (Final), 1987	
2	3	MOU: PSF, GGNRA, U.S. Fish & Wildlife, CA Dept. of Fish & Game, 1987	
2	4	Interservice Support Agreements Register,1988	
2	5	Utilities Contracts, 1988	
2	6	Base Closure Actions FY-89, 1989 [+ OS pages]	
2	7	DOL Responses - Proposed Uses for Bldg 102  FOMA, 1989	
2	8	Organization and Functions Manual, 1989 	
3	1	Defense Regional Interservice Support Regulation [was REF Pub File], 1989, f 1/2	
3	2	Defense Regional Interservice Support Regulation [was REF Pub File], 1989, f 2/2	
3	3	Interservice Support Agreements and Base Closure, 1990	
3	4	Ceremonies, 1991 	
3	5	Mobilization Plans and Programs, 1991	
3	6	Policies and Precedents 1991: Department of the Army 	
3	7	Policies and Precedents 1991: Headquarters of Commander Battalion 	
3	8	Policies and Precedents 1991: Presidio of San Francisco 	
4	1	Reading Files, 1991 	
4	2	Directorate of Personnel and Community Activities, 1991 [was Sixth Army]	
4	3	Base Closure Checklist, 1992	
4	4	Installation Support Agreements Regulations, 1992	
4	5	Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement, 1992, f 1/5	
4	6	Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement, 1992, f 2/5	
4	7	Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement, 1992, f 3/5	
4	8	Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement, 1992, f 4/5	
4	9	Memorandum of Understanding or Agreement, 1992, f 5/5	
4	10	Office General Management Files, 1992 	
5	1	Policies and Precedents, 1992 	
5	2	Policies and Precedents: HQs, CO, USAG, 1992 	
5	3	Dept. of the Army and NPS Base Operations, 1993, f 1/2	
5	4	Dept. of the Army and NPS Base Operations, 1993, f 2/2	
5	5	U.S. Army (PSF) and Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA), 1993	
5	6	Command Inspection Program, 1994 	
5	7	General Management Correspondence File, 1994 	
5	8	PSF Closure and Transfer, 1994	
6	1	Reduction and realignment, 1994 	
			
		SERIES 2: Interservice Support Agreements, 1974-1994	
6	2	ISA: Letterman Army Institute of Research, 1974-1988, f 1/3	
6	3	ISA: Letterman Army Institute of Research, 1974-1988, f 2/3	
6	4	ISA: Letterman Army Institute of Research, 1974-1988, f 3/3	
6	5	ISA: Officer Naval Supply Center (For: Navy Personal Property Sub-Office) 1975-1994	
6	6	ISA: Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (For: San Francisco National Cemetery), 1977-1992	
7	1	ISA: U.S. Department of Interior, 1976-1993	
7	2	ISA: Defense Investigative Service, Northwestern Region, 1977-1994, f 1/2 	
7	3	ISA: Defense Investigative Service, Northwestern Region, 1977-1994, f 2/2	
7	4	ISA: Joint Military Postal Activity – Pacific, 1978-1984, f 1/2	
7	5	ISA: Joint Military Postal Activity – Pacific, 1978-1984, f 2/2	
7	6	ISA: 416th Engineer Command, 1979-1995	
8	1	ISA: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Region 9, 1980-1994, f 1/2 	
8	2	ISA: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Region 9, 1980-1994, f 2/2	
8	3	ISA: U.S. Army Institute of Dental Research, 1980-1993, f 1/2	
8	4	ISA: U.S. Army Institute of Dental Research, 1980-1993, f 2/2	
8	5	ISA: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agriculture Research (At LAIR), 1980-1994	
8	6	ISA: Joint Military Postal Activity – Pacific, 1981	
8	7	ISA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1981-1982	
9	1	ISA: Defense Language Institute, 1982-1993, f 1/2	
9	2	ISA: Defense Language Institute, 1982-1993, f 2/2	
9	3	ISA: HQs Sixth Region, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation, 1982-1993, f 1/2	
9	4	ISA: HQs Sixth Region, U.S. Army Criminal Investigation, 1982-1993, f 2/2	
9	5	ISA: HQs Western Sector, U.S. Military Entrance Processing, 1982-1993, f 1/2	
9	6	ISA: HQs Western Sector, U.S. Military Entrance Processing, 1982-1993, f 2/2	
10	1	ISA: U.S. Coast Guard Maintenance and Logistics Command, 1983-1990, f 1/2	
10	2	ISA: U.S. Coast Guard Maintenance and Logistics Command, 1983-1990, f 2/2	
10	3	ISA: Letterman U.S. Army Hospital (Mobilization), 1984-1994, f 1/2	
10	4	ISA: Letterman U.S. Army Hospital (Mobilization), 1984-1994, f 2/2	
10	5	ISA: Naval Weapons Support Center, 1984-1994	
10	6	ISA: PSF Oakland Commissary, 1985-1989	
10	7	ISA: Criminal Investigation Command, 1986-1994	
10	8	ISA: Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (Proposed), 1988-1991	
10	9	ISA: 902nd Military Intelligence Group, 1989-1990	
11	1	ISA: U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, 1989-1993, f 1/2	
11	2	ISA: U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, 1989-1993, f 2/2	
11	3	ISA: Office of the Surgeon General, 1990-1992	
11	4	ISA: President U.S. Army Physical Evaluation Board, 1990-1994	
11	5	ISA: Red River Army Depot, 1990-1994	
11	6	ISA: U.S. Dept. of Interior, National Park Service, 1990-1994	
11	7	ISA: 373rd Military Intelligence Battalion (TE), 1991-1994	
11	8	ISA: Defense Commissary Agency, Southwest Region, f 1/2	
11	9	ISA: Defense Commissary Agency, Southwest Region, f 2/2	
11	10	ISA: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Pacific Division, 1991-1994	
11	11	ISA: Western Area Field Office, Major Procurement Fraud, 1991	
11	12	ISA: U.S. Army Aviation and Troop Command, 1992-1994	
12	1	ISA: U.S. Army Sixth Recruiting Brigade (Western), 1992, f 1/2	
12	2	ISA: U.S. Army Sixth Recruiting Brigade (Western), 1992, f 2/3	
12	3	ISA: U.S. Army Sixth Recruiting Brigade (Western), 1992, f 3/3	
12	4	ISA: U.S. Army Reserve Command West Sector Training and Command Log Review Training, 1993, f 1/2	
12	5	ISA: U.S. Army Reserve Command West Sector Training and Command Log Review Training, 1993, f 2/2	
12	6	ISA: U.S. Army Special Security Detachment: San Francisco, 1993, f 1/2	
12	7	ISA: U.S. Army Special Security Detachment: San Francisco, 1993, f 2/2	
12	8	ISA: Military Traffic Management Command, Headquarters Western, 1994, f 1/2	
12	9	ISA: Military Traffic Management Command, Headquarters Western, 1994, f 2/2	
13	1	ISA: Army and Air Force Exchange Service, 1995	
13	2	ISA: U.S. Postal Service, 1995	
			
		SERIES 3: Chief of the Directorate Files, 1988-1992	
13	3	Fact Sheets, Briefing Charts, 1988	
13	4	Logistic Assistance and Instruction Program (LAIP), 1988	
13	5	Public Health Services Hospital, 1988	
13	6	POL Point [Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants], 1989-1992	
13	7	Duties and Responsibilities: Dep CG, C/S  Garrison Commander, 1989	
13	8	Base Closure and Transition Team, 1991	
13	9	Buildings, 1991	
13	10	Command Interest (Items), 1991	
13	11	Community Action Council (CAC), 1991	
13	12	Community Action Council Meeting, 1991	
13	13	Demobilization Workshop, 1991	
14	1	Desert Shield, 1991	
14	2	Dining Facility, 1991	
14	3	DOL - Inventory of Functions, 1991	
14	4	Energy Policy Council, 1991	
14	5	Environmental, 1991	
14	6	Nonappropriated Fund Instrumentalities (NAFI) Review Committee, 1991	
14	7	Disaster Recovery SOP - Garrison	
14	8	Maps	
			
		SERIES 4: Golden Gate Bridge / San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Military Pass Policies, 1943-1983	
15	1	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1977-1983, f 1/11	
15	2	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1973-1976, f 2/11	
15	3	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1969-1972, f 3/11	
15	4	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1967-1969, f 4/11	
15	5	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1965-1967, f 5/11	
15	6	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1963-1965, f 6/11	
15	7	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1960-1962, f 7/11	
15	8	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1957-1959, f 8/11	
15	9	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1955-1956, f 9/11	
16	1	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1954-1955, f 10/11	
16	2	Golden Gate Bridge Historical Agreement and Records, 1943-1954, f 11/11	
16	3	San Francisco Oakland Bay Vol. 1 1959-1967 Bridge Use, f 1/3	
16	4	San Francisco Oakland Bay Vol. 1 1952-1958 Bridge Use, 3 2/3	
16	5	San Francisco Oakland Bay Vol. 1 1945-1951 Bridge Use, 3 3/3	
16	6	San Francisco Oakland Bay Vol. 2 1968-1983 Bridge Use	
17	1	Golden Gate Bridge Violations 1965-1970, f 1/2	
17	2	Golden Gate Bridge Violations 1965-1970, f 2/2	
17	3	Golden Gate Bridge Violations 1971-1979	
17	4	AF GG & SFOBB Agreement 1959-1973	
17	5	Marine Corps Agreement Files 1967-1974	
17	6	Bridge Passes 1968-1974	
17	7	Public Health Service Hospital Agreement Files Golden Gate Bridge 1974	
17	8	Coast Guard Agreement Files Golden Gate Bridge Use1974	
17	9	Regulation 55-1; Transportation And Travel; Toll Free Government Use Of The Golden Gate Bridge 1972-1983	
			
		MAP FILE	
M	1	ISA Register print-out, March 1988, 6 OS pages	
M	2	Map of Quitclaim near Ft. Funston Armory, 1950	
M	3	Annotated map of Fts. Baker, Barry, and Cronkhite showing Army and NPS controls	
M	4	Annotated Ft. Mason Post map showing areas permitted for Army use	
M	5	Annotated PSF map outlining Crissy Field Park and Baker Beach Park	
M	6	Architectural sketch of Building 220, second floor New Requirements	
M	7	Color-coded map of PSF Historic properties	
M	8	PSF General Site Plan, July 1987	
M	9	Golden Gate Bridge & Highway District Proposed North End Widening and Acquisition of Property, Nov. 1959	
M	10	Ft. Baker Map Showing Additional Land Requested by Golden Gate Bridge & Highway District, Dec. 1952	
M	11	Ft. Barry General Site Map, Available Dump Area, Oct. 1960	
M	12	PSF Basic Information Map, Available Dump Area, Oct. 1960