Combat Damage Incident Reporting System (CDIRS)
Established in 2003, CDIRS is a classified database containing more than 1,500 in-depth investigative reports involving aircraft, rotorcraft, and unmanned systems. CDIRS assists in protecting future aircrews, passengers, and aircraft through the collection and reporting of forensic evidence from battle-damaged aircraft.
Reports Include:
- Platform
- Impact Location
- Engagement Conditions
- Crew Interviews
- Threat
- Damage Accrued
- High-Resolution Images
- Date/Country/Origin
User Requirements:
- Active DoD Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) Account
- Demonstrated Need-to-Know
- Approval from CDIRS Civilian Leads
- Annual Account Renewal
CDIRS is sponsored by the Joint Aircraft Survivability Program (JASP) and the Joint Combat Assessment Team (JCAT) and maintained by the Defense Systems Information Analysis Center (DSIAC).
