Correct markings for an USAF M1009 ?

[Fabrizio]

Hello,

I'm a modeler and I'll project to build a M1009 in 1/48th scale of Edwards AFB in 1989.

I have find this post of 2008 :

I've attached two pictures of a USAF M1009, the doors are marked correctly for the 80's except one stencil is missing. Underneath the "84K32" there should be 1" stencils reading "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY"
On the back of the vehicle, the lower left corner was marked with the MAJCOM (Major Command) 3 letter designator, in this case AFE, Air Forces Europe, also known as USAFE. I remember it because of the song, M-I-C-K-E-Y-U-S-A-F-E.
The lower right corner was the airbase, in this case SAB or Sembach Air Base, not to be confused with Spangdahlem Air Base which was SPAB.
I have no idea how they were marked stateside, I did 8 long tours overseas, I was never stationed in the US during my entire career.
I think that stateside an airbase was called an AFB (Air Force Base) as in RAFB, Randolph Air Force Base. Overseas, we were simply an Air Base, as in RAB or Ramstein Air Base.
Clear as mud?
-Sarge

Please, what could be correct markings for a M1009 of Edwards AFB ?

Thank you very much.

 

[Crash_AF]

EAFB would be the base initials, and then the MAJCOM would be SAC, or ACC, or MAC, whichever Edwards was.
Unit markings would be something like 21SPS for the 21st Security Police Squadron or whatever Wing number was on Edwards at the time. Could also have been a CES vehicle for Civil Engineering Squadron.

Hope that helps.

Joe

 

[Fabrizio]

Thank you very much for your answer !

 

[CARNAC]

That's not correct. It should have on the doors and tailgate, on top Emergency Repair Service. Under that, cable TV, refrigerator, and microwave. Under that, We Repair the Most Critical Assets First.

Front of hood---EMERGENCY in reverse letters so you can read it in the rear view mirror.