Unit History Task Group 132.2

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UNIT HISTORY

TASK GROUP 132.2

(JOINT TASK FORCE 132)

June 1951 to 30 October 1952

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Pomat of History Inst4.lfnmts

1. The text of the narrative will be typed double-spacod on white bond paper (8 x 10 l/2) using onz side of the paper only. . 2. The tap, right, ati bottom wrgins will be 1 ‘inch wide: left hand n?rgi$ will be 1 l/2 inches to allow for binding.

3. Pa&nation will be at the bottom center of each pp, nnd the numbering will be consecutive throughout each instsllmsnt.

I. k!zs, charts, amI tiblcr considered indispensable to the period covered will be nttachcd to the History Installnmt on tabs listed alphabetically and bound at the end of each installwrit. Specific refcremes will be made in footnotes to all orders ?r,d docu- ments upon vihicb the text is based.

5. Tkx-c will be no illustrations included in the History InstalLnents.

6. Footnotes will be piaced at the bot+Yon of each p.ge, sir.&?- spxed and numbered consecutively thmughout each installmzt. fcch footnote will be sufficiently specific to f*cilitate the imnediato location of the documnt should the latter be re&ired.

7. Each cow of the History Instsllment will be securely bound in c manila Soldk;, which will bear the desimation of the u.t and the inclusive dates of the installcmt. The desim%.tion a& dates will be repeated on a title p_ge inside the Solder. Each title page will be signed b the historirn responsible for the install- sent.

& Each page of the installzmt will be classiSied according ! to the highest classification contained within the entire instalk&, l . However, TOP S?ZCR?ZTand RESTRICTEDDATA till not be mentioned in the : - text. Such material will be Foperly classified OS an annex to the . installment and forwarded with each paragraph so mted es to i_rdi- 1i cste where i normlly belongs in the text of the installmnt, The - point in the text st which the TOP SECZT end/or RXSTRImD DATA . i has been omitted wdll be m cd b a footnote indicator referencing the correct annex. . . . 7 9. Only the origirkl of the’nnrke Historp Installment till be forwarded to Headquarters, JTP-132, XITK: Secratcry Joint

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. FROU t CJfF !32 _WDC * . TO t ’ CTQ 132.2 * ..-. CITE J 0008 0315 572 .i i

REQUEST DATE FIRST lNSfALLUEN1 TO 13212 HISTORY WILL BE SUBMITTED. _ _ ; a DUTLINE FOR SECOYD l!tSTALLuENT AIRL!A I LED T;l S DATE * , l . ] I 3 I’ -

JAN .52 - --_II - m . * l . . : HEADQUARTERS JOINT TASKFORCE 132 Washington 25, D C

. STANDINGOPRUTING PRGC;T{ 7 Januery 1952 _m * REP~RTINc~mmms : ._ Hi.~torical Reports P-graph Recission-----‘----a 1 &qQse__--_---_---_---_-_- 2 scope-__--_--__---_- 3 DafMtb------am 4 Su~s~&Jn_-_----_-_-_~~ 5 &nera;L-----_----_-.. Reports Control Symbol- ! t. , 1. REISSION. This S3P rescinds SOP Number 210-1, &ted i 15 November 1951, nhfch uU.l*be removed from files And destroyed. ‘

2. -FUKUSE. It is contemplated that upon the completion of the mission of Joint Task Force 132, the Canmander nUl be required to euWt a History as well as a Final Report to the Joint Chiefs ’ c of Staff. Tbe History will be M &ll-inclusive narrative account of I the entire operation co~cring the period from activation through the , roU-up phase and de-activation. This SOP ia published in order to , establish: t a.. The requirement tot providing infomation by the divisions of Headquarters, J’I? 132, when requestad by the Historian, . b, The raquiremnt for preparation and periodical sub c ‘Mr- mission of Historical Installments to Headquarters, JTF 132, by the Task Group CoIILpandera.

t. The requirement for ruhniarioa by each Task Group Commander of A oomplete Final Report to the Commander, Joint Task Force 132, which will cover the Task Groupta activities during the entire operation.

3. SCOPE. TN8 SOP is ,AppUcable to all divisions of Head- qumtere,~lJ2, And to all Task Groups either presently in being or to be activated Sor tha’enapport of the mission of Joint Task Force 132 at a subsequent date. Yattera covered till include all infonnation.which either directly or indirectly aSSect the accomp- liahment of tke mission of Joint Task Force 132. 4. l,, DZFINITIONS. For all repotiing in connection with the < historical-a of Joint Task Force 132, the following ! defWtions by title Wsll apply: BEST AVAlbA0l.E COPY ’ Standing Operating Pmcedure Number 172-701 (Cont’d)

a. Ooeration IVY: A Hlstoriczl Remrt to the Joint Chiefs of Staff by Major General P. Vi. Clarkson. U. S. A~w, Commander. Joint Task Force 132 - the narrative hirtay of Oper- ation NY to be prepared in the Headquarters, JTP 132.

b. FLnal Rewrt. by the Comander. Joint Task Force 132- the repox% to be submitted by the Camnander, Joint Task Force 132, to the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the cohcluslon OS the operation.

c. H_istorical - the narrative report which VU be suhnltted to Headquarters, JTF 132, by the Task Grpup Comanders as scheduled by the SMf Historian, Headquarters, JTP 132.

d. Final Rewrt by the Comander. Task Gmuo - the report to be submitted by each Task Group Comander at the conclusion of the operation.

e. Historical Narrative - the harratiw account to be prepared in Headquarters, J’I’P 132, by the Staff Divisions rhcn and if requested by the Staff Historian, Headquarters, JTP 132.

5. SU~SSION. The Staff Hlstorl~Headquarters, JTP 132, rrill be responsible Lo the Ccmander, Joint Task Force 132, for the . researcu and writing OS the Operation IVX History. The lnfonnatlon ( provided by the divisions of Headquarters, JTF 132 and the Historical Installments submitted by Task Group Commanders will constitute a major source for the writing OS the History and in the compilation of the Final Report by the Commander, Joint Task Fom 132. in orde. . that deadlines for the Commander, Joint Task Force 132 may be met, it will be necessary that the Task Group Historical fasta.Uments be _ submitted by the dates scheduled by the Staff Historian for the respectlw Task Groups. Task Group Final Reports uiU be autaitted 25 days d’ter the final detonation. cd- . f 6. G&* Requests for lnfomation addressed to Staff &v- 4 islons, Heers, JTF 132, rN1 be either accompanied by outUhe!b or stated as specific questions. Task Group Commanders wlU be SUW . 1 nished reparate dlrectloes accompanied by tables for periods covered and schedules for dates of euMssion OS Historical Installments as appropriate to each Task Group. A detailed format for guidance ln the preparation OS the Historical Installments has been published as SOP 210-2. A Sonnat for &dance in preparation OS the Final Reports by Task Group Comanders will be published at a later date.

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7. R!TORTS CONTROLSYM%X. RCS: JTF-132~CC-U1 is assigned to reports referred to above ard trill be-shown on all repotis and correspndence relative thereto. : * By CEbiAND OF MAJtR GENERALCLARKSON :

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1. REPOSE. This SOP lr publiahed’vith the view to eetabllshiw * J a nnifom forzzt for the preparation of the Hlrtorlcti In8tnltiente re- \. quired for the writing of the Joint !i'bsrk%rCe 132 Histom. . 2. APPLICAT1 CU. Thla SOP is 8pplicbblr to all dirlriom of EeadcWUters, Jl!F-132, and all Task Group8 either presently in being or to be I?EtiVbtd for the support o< the uimion of Joint Task Pane x32 at b subsequent date..

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a. The text of the narrative will be typed double-quad on white bond paper (8 x 103) using one rido of the paper only.

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TASKGROUP 132.2 (jOIN TASKF(XCX 132)

SIXTH INZULMEET

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SETION I GAJXSObTACTIVITIES

A. Build-up in Personnel 1 1. 7126th AU 1 2. Det #I, 3736 T Port Ba 2 3. 511th T Port Co 2 4. 4thT TruckCo 3 5. Navy Det, % 132.2 3 6. Coast Guaxd LTS 3 7. Air Force Unite 3 8. n31et AU 4 9. Sub-Det W CIC 4 f 10. 516th W AC Co 4 11. 126th W RI Det 5 12. Corm SecurityDet bl, 8607 bBu 5 13. 18ti CID Det 5 14. Other JTF 132 Elements 5 15. Perronnel Sunrsm 5

B. Build-up in Materiel and Supplies 6

c. Maintenance, Homekeeping, and Opn 7 1. Msjor Cpemtione 7 a. Power and Mstlllatlon Plant 7 b. Signal Facilitier 7 C. Motor Tnmeportatlon 9 d+ Water Transportation 10 e. Air Transportation 11 (--I. f. Port Cperstionr 11 g. Air Operations Ii?’ h. Depot Supply 12. 14 Other Poet FBcllitfee 12 (1) Chapel 12 ’ (2) xoepital I.2 (3) Loran station 12 (4) Laundm 12 (5) Ord Fld Maint See 13 (6) Comieeaarp 13 (,7) Coneolfdated Meae 13 2. Plan&g for Bvac and re-entry 13 3. Ilelatlono with AEC 14 4. Reeurfacing of the Air Strip 15 --

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!XCTION u

II TIUINING PROGRaM 17

III mxlE1m PawRBM 19 1. Securlf Planning and Activities 19 Clearancer 20 32: Counterintelligence Actioltlee 21 4. vilususl dEt1o1tder 22

IV SPXIAL Sm’ICZS AND WELL?- ACTIVITES 23 A. Work Ac~omllshed 23 B. Pl8zi *for *S for hcrabsdd F+qlulrfion 23 /- c. Poet EEhazge 24 . D. Religious Aotlvltle8 25 3. Mail Setice 25 F. Infoormation and Xucatlon 25 0. Other Welfare dctloltiee 26 1. Theater0 26 2. Llbrarp 26 3. 3nlleted Club e 26 4. Officers Mesa 5. Ilest and Recreation 95

TULES St rengthe 2”: 8: Water Conmnptlon 30 3. outpatient z?coxd 31 . 4. Motor Pool and Ordnance Maint Section 33 ‘i- 5. Outbound Air Traffic 35 6. Inbound Air Traffic 37 _ - 7. Pott Actlvitlee 36 8. iZellgiour Activitier (Proteetant) 40 9. Beligioue Activities (Catholic) 41 * 10. SMll craft &ctivitler 42 11. Edtmtional Actlritfer 43

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Q&IfiISONACTIVITIES

1. jWI,D-UP IN PE%ONVI&

1. 7l26 AU, During the report period, this tit received a good

mmy of Its scheduled personnel, and by 31 August was cloro to T/D

etrength. This augmentation in rekected in the table belou, which

shawe end-of-month strengths for the entire year to date. A new T/D,

Number 71-7l26, was received and beofune effective 23 July 1962. Auth:

orfzed strengths of new TfD are forty-five (45) officers and four bun-

dred forty-one (441) enlisted men. Wjor changes are the deletion of

eight (8) duv soldiers z&d the addition of a Water Movement Sect lon.,

composed of three (3) officers and six (6) enlisted mea. This section

was added as result of the inactivation of the 373d Transportation

Battalion:

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31 December 19 245 264

c 31 Janamy 2C 261 281 29 February ’ 2.4 256 279

31 March 26 242 267

30 April 29 233 262

31 May 30 260 290

30 June ,Y 363 391 .

31 July 36 390 426

31 August 40 4U 464

Rotation of officers end enlisted men on schedule WBS continued

during the period. +I!& shorthgeo of T/D personnel for operation of essential post

functtons (such as depot supply, post exchange, laundry. m66, etc.)

were largely alleviated during the period, TO/&E units such a6 the

4th Tran6p&tation TN& Company and the 511th Transportation Port

‘Company had retuned to them most of the perteonneldetailed to thoee

fIKLCtiOn6by 31 kl@l6t.

Critical !IOS shortages were few, and in all cases the unit was

f able to provide the neoesmry skills, either through on-the-job t*lnlng or through the transfer of personnel, within the unit, from section

to section.

'Hr. Leo Henning wa6 a66igned and joined on 16 July 1952 a8 Field

Director, heriCan Red CrO66. He ha6 been as6igMd office 6paCe in

building 607, near the Chaplain6 office. bsoignment of this %d Or066

representativewill be of mterlal assistance to thir conmud in per

forming such recurring actlvitiee B6 home conditions reports, hospital

ti6it6, COU!l6e1ing,etc. c 2. pet #l. 3736 Tran6 Port Ba. %I6 unit, co~!pr.ieingthree (3)

officer6 and eix (6) enlieted men, mm? to full strength In August. _

Effective 26 dugurt, the unit wa6 diecontinued by Department of the hy

Ordere. The six (6) enlicrtedmen were transferred to the T'ransportation

Section, 7126 AU. The three (3) officer6 were assigned to lieadquartere,

Fort Mason, OalifornSa with du& station 4th Transportation Truck Company,

thie ~otmmd, dctlon ha6 been Initiated by thie command to have these

ordere &anged, and CJTF 132 has indicated a desire to reassign the offf-

cers to the 7126 AU where epaoes exist for them.

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. strength throughout the period, with the usual fluctuation6 due to tms-

fer, etc. A6 of 31 August, five (5) offike and one hundred fifty-five

(155) enlisted men were asslgned~ Personnel problem6 we= routine in meet

re6pects. A6 restit of l.nve$tigatione for ‘IQ” and KU cleamnces were re-

ceived by CTG 132.2, 6ome ca6es of per6On.ml with baCkground of 6uch na-

ture that final cleamcee could not be g-ted we= found. These mm were

transferred from the COIIlrand in all c86e6 where requested.

4. 4th till6 Truck CQ. This unit remained at Cloee to it6 author r ized strength of four (4) officers and one hundred tventy-four (124) en;

listed men, vlth the exception of one (1) lieutenant, vho ha6 not yet

arrived to replace an officer lost juet prior to shipment to Znlwetok.

Personnel problem6 were routine In nature , except for a few request6 for

transfer initiated by CTG 132.2 upon receipt of derogatory infomation In

intelligence field filea. ‘IheW VOre honored in an Oa666.

5, J?am betacw. FG 132.2. The naval detachmat received five

(5) edditlonal pereonnel dudng the period. A deCi6ion by BuPers, Bavy, c vas received to the effect that the tour for Navy edllrted personnel would

be extended uatll Dee&be= 19X& The chief reason6 for thfe exteneioa,

vhlch va6 received favorably by thoee concerned, were to fumlsh pereonnel

hming knowledge of local condition6 and operation6 durirrg the operational

phe6e, and to a66ure that all navy personnel would be NAC cleared during

the operational phaee. I

fj. COa.6t Guard LTS. ?his unit remained at a strength of one (1)

officer and eight (8) enlisted men d;rlng the report period. ._

7. Air Force Onib . Total etrength of Air Force unit6 and detach-

ments on 30 June, va6 twenty-nine (29) officer6 and one hundred eighty-six BmaI edtcted men: On 31 July this figure has increased to thirty-four

(34) officers and two hundred seventy-eight (278) enlisted men: on 31

August to thirty-six (36) officers and two hundred nlneQ_iour (294) en-

11 sted men. mls increase was reflected throu&mt all uults and detach-

ments of the dir Force, althou& it was proportionately and numerl#llY a

great deal smaller than the Increase on the nelghborlng atoll, Kvsjaleln.

8, p31 A& Strength of this unit on 30 June was five (5) officers

and fifty-two (52) enlistedmen. A third Increment of thirty-two (32) en- r listed men arrived on 14 July aboard the Horton, and fifteen (15) more en-

llsted men on 19 August aboad the Shanks. This unit was close to It’s

authorized T/D of six (6) officers and one hundred two (102) enlisted men

on 31 ILugust, with all the officers and nlnee-five (95) enlisted men . present In the atoll.

is personnel problem which Is the cause of some concern became apparent

with the study of personnel records of this unit. Uost of the anllsted men

are signal technicians in orltical MO6categories, and their skills are vi- c, tal to the proper operation of the Task Forcels oommnlcatlonls system,

however, a number of kern are due for discharge befors be end of 1952, and

the procurement o? proper replacements (who in addition need to be “Qn

cleared) was handled on an kmergency basis during the period.

9, Subdet %s CIC. Cns (1) officer, five (5) officer grade civll-

lans, end one (1) enlisted clerk conprised thestrength of this mit by the

end of the report period.

10. 515th UP E+c CQ. %ree (3) officers and seventy-two (72) enlisted

men, the first increment of the unit, arrived on the Shanks 19 August. !5e

second and final Increment of t&roe (3) off&err and eighty-six (66) enlisted six (6) offtiers and one hundred sixty (16c) eillskd aen on the atoll

on 31 .Auguet. On that date, deployment of ‘detachment8 to the “operational”

Ielands had been completed, and the detachment6 veR performing their mles-

ions there. .

11. uth NP PM Det. ‘pwo (2) offlcere of this detachment arrived via

air on 16 August, and five (5) enlisted men by air on the 17th. This de-

tachment, under LtCol William Watkins, became the Pr vost Ksrshal Readqusr- P ters for CT9 132.2 on the 17th.

12. cmQ. ml The entire strength of t&e

detachment arrived aboard the Shank6 on 19 Augur&

13. 16th CID Detachnent. One (1) offlcer and two (2) enlisted men of

this detachment arrived, alao on the She&r, on 19 August.

14. Other JTF-132 meme.&. late in August, -11 increnentr of per-

sonnel for JTF 132 and TO l32,3 arrived for duty, tieee personnel hsd” r

little ff any effect upon the operation of thfe Task Group, eince they r~-

quired only no#leupporf during that period. c 15. Personnel. AB of 31 August the pereonnel status of TG

132.2 vae near its pekk. With the arrival of the Milltarp PDli8e3unitr

and the Commicatlone Securltp Detachment, all units vere preeens In full

or near-full strength. Critical shortage8 of key personnel did not exist,

however, a possible critical shortage of signal techniclane nay oocur In

the future (see par 8). / For a tabulation of &en&he of !E 132.2 elenents, see Table I in

Section V.

6 B. BUILD-UP IN tiT”RIzL AND SUPPLIZS.

During the report period, there wae a continuing build-up of mterlel and eupplb 8.

Shipnente of the item of engineer, warterrmeter, ordnance, elgnal,

transportation, and T/M requirenentr requisitioned earlier ln the year, in enclciption of the build-up, arrived at the anticipated rate.

Total ehipnente of aargo by air and water are, ehuwn in charts in Set- tion V. Wee aharte reflect the steady build-up over the report period.

./ C. ~~INTSX.SX:, HOU~~IliG BND OPZ&VTICNQ.

1. Major operation6 not directly connected wfth JTF 132 nlssioa which

have affected the normal garrison actlrltler are shownbelw:

a* Power and DlstlQation Plant. Operation of tblrr installation

continued on a norm1 baaele,except for ii power falluR on 30 August. Only

difficulty reported was the need of changing the noon ma1 to a cold lunch

and use of paper plate6 and cqe. Power ~a6 restored before dinner meal.

f b. Sienal Faoflltle6. Continuing preparations were made for in-

creased traffic during the operational phase, and for JTF 132 operations

of communfcation facilities on liner Island. brrfval of thirty-two (32)

now personnel of the 7131 do aided in plans.. .

me con!Sriications center to serve Jm 132 headquarter6 on 2lner Island

was takm out of cocoon, .aad the equipneat found to be in an excellent

State Of preservation. Ihe equlpnent was rehabilitated and lastalled, and

SUJCeSSflIl test6 Vere IL&de of eqUipUs& and CirCuit6.

Considemble time wa6 devoted to the pioviiioni of AE/TRCbac!q fa- c / “‘,C cilities to key cable drcultr. Ihe equip-n t wa6 placed, rewired, aa+ . ’ tyuvse mounted, and eatiufctctoxy test6 were made betveen the Fred and.Elmer ,. terminals.

The I&M Section began a program of opening all cocooned packages and

performing technical inspections and repair of all sl@l equipn6nt for

subsequent recocoonlng.. /

Aueistaxxe was provided the $eclal dir Force Mission in cxyptogrsphic

and message handling facilities, axl installing cable required to provide

control circuits for the rilrslon.

Gove& conferences were held with personnel of TG 132.4 to dleouse $%jecte in which TG 132.2 ami TG 132.4 are jointly concerned. These

conference6 dealt primarilywith the assistance to be provided to TG

132.4 in the installation of their telephone control on K@sjaleln, end

with certain Air Force radioequipment to be utilfred by m 132.2 in

coming operation.

Signal supply requirements were agaIn revieved in the light of

added requirenents for red10 equipment to be supplied by this Teak . Group to other Taxk Groups and elementer r Planning for Nay Day alerts wae completed and practice alerts

held. A new procedure, using special canference panel on witch-

board,+awae adopted and proved successful.

Draft of the revised Communications Operating Instructions -2,

containing new mdlo frequency allocstionn end -11 eigns, was received

from JTF 132. A letter containing connents and recomiendatlone of this

Tack Group vem fomm%d to JTF- Structural improvement8 were nsde in _

the commnlaatlons center, providfng better physical eemrity and im- c: promlg Pee of the epace mailable. .

A consolidated telephone directory of all nlllt8rg and civilian . .’ organizatione an the Atoll was prepared end distributed.

Six (6) pair eubnarlne able was laid by Holner I Namer between

Zniwetok telephone ex&nge and the buoy at Berth R-1 to serve TG 132.32 -_

aboard the Will. lhree (3)Tielephoneo on the Oakhill operate through . the &iiwetQk .switchboa&

Th.e LOS Alamos radio;teletype circuit began twenty-four (24) hour

operation on 15 Augmt 1952.a

Sa.tisfactory tests were completed between the K-53 Van at Janet end

cormnioatlons canter after’ “kent wae instslled. -.

Letter of instructions relating to TG 132.1 radio requlrementr

was received, Twenty-one (21) SCR-508, forty-seven (47) gCR-300,

and four (4) Navy type radfoe were issued for use by lV 132.1.

Two (2) telephone linemen and one (1) cable splfcer with a cable

trailer and a cable splicer cart vem rent on ten (10) days TDy to

Kwajalein to assist TC 132.4 on installation of their telephone plant+.

Direct secret telecon between Forward Communications Center on ,. 3lner and JTF 132 personnel at WARCommunications Center, WashIngton, c D. C. vas held with satisfactory reeults. Minor change8 to expedite

traffic handling we= made,

Instaliation of SCE-508 radios in HP vehicles for XIner and Yvonne

was coupleted. Conuunicatfone Officers of TG 132.2 and ‘R) 132.1 coordl-

nated the movement of signal personnel and equipment In support of in-

stallation on Blklnir

Installation of the Communications Center In JTF 132 headquarters - neared oonpletlon. Training of pereonnel that wfll be aetigned continued. _ c : Necessary equipment and facilities for the 8507th AAU operation UMI made

available. Monitoring of all oircults began 2% August 1952. .’ -. - Nor-1 opemtion of vire and radio facilitlee continued. The in- I .-:-’

crease of atoll population necessarily increased the _work load of and - - VOluEul of traffic. Radio traffic, particularly of classified nessagee, -- / has shun a marked increase, tib a resultant increase of vork load in

the cryptog@Ac center.

. This activity also experienced an lncreaee

in operations during the reported period.

!ihe motor pool operations office and other buildings were painted and

a nev tfre rack constructed.

‘9 Ike to the increased traffic of bus p?esengers, two (2) addltlonal

passenger busses were put in operation during the first week of August.

I:n order to conssme water, a four thoU@nd (4,OOC) gallon wter

tank troller wae put into operation to h8ul well water iron near the

main pier to the launda. %plis operation was tempo*rilp discontinued

durlxg the week 17-23 August due to loan of trailer to ‘113132.1. . A record of operations for the Hotor Ttansportatlon Section is c Included In Section V of this report;

d. Water Tlansoortatiaq . The Naval detachment received six (6)

aL:itional I.CM’s for operation by PG 132.3.

T&e admnce unit of F5 132.3 boat pool, consisting cf one (1) offi-

cer and twenty-one (21) enlisted nen. arrived 14 July 1952 and were

tmlned and Indoctrinated in local conditlonrr Theee psreonnel were

returned to parent unit, USS C&hill LSD-7, upon ite arrival 1 August

1952.

A unit of underwater detection (&IT), conritatlngof one (1) offlcer c and ten (10) enlietedmn, arrived 14 July 1952 and aonmenced InstallIng

undemrter detection gear. .A _. For operation of small kit activity during ‘the report period refer _

to 0haz-t in Se&Ion V.

!Qte AVR Crash Boat 620987~ferred to in previous installnent was _.

delivered to Eolner & Harver for repalrr; The remaining MR (#77479)

continued in .opclatlon during the report period.

The USS dakhill serviced three (3) of the IkM’e during the period.

An engine (#5152625-B) was salvaged iron an LCMbeached on David,

overhauled and put info running condition.

_ . e . dir TrYInsvortatfoq. Air transportation continued to ehow an

increase for the report period. The deoanhe for air transportation

kept pace with the lncreaeed sctlvlty of Holmes & Bamer opemtlonr

In the northerly ielamie. The table below reflect6 the inctea~e over

previous report:

w Passenger Paesenger6 Pilot Hunberof Miles Flown Carried w Iandims

JaU%xg 2,006 169 146 -403

r Febmary 12,603 472 320 748

March 24,553 994 561 1,153

April 19,247 1,103 421 1,178

k? 28,184 1,402 464 1,769

JUne 23,285 1,251 443 1,343

24,098 1,270 JtiP . ‘24ql5 1,506 . hlguet 36,435 2,147 405155 1,927

During July, seven (7) L-i3’s and tvo (2) H-19*8 were in operationf

durlq: dugu& twelve (12) L-13’ I and two (2) H-19%. .- (z - t .:t. Port Ooeratiom. A conference WM held 7 August 1952, bet&& _

Gotinder, m 132.2. Commandlug Officer, USS Oskhill, and Traneportati’& . __T . ., Gfficer, 33 X52.2 to establish JoZnt froceduree and lkfr between I?avii??- f:-‘Y’ Element6 and this brk Group in regard to pod operationi. lbia meeting ‘I-

resulted in an agreeneat that ’ ek Group 132.32 would control all line - * Haoal vessels and that bs ,,/”Group 132.2 would continue to control all

MST!& connerclal and I?aval vessela that are purely cargo carriera.

Shipping operations were Increased considerably over the previoue

porlod, For sumarg of port activltiei refer to table In Section 7.

8 g* Air Cmaratlona. A detailed repert of Inbound and outbound air

trsffic Is shown on table in Section V. ‘Pheee tables also show oocrpsrl-

aon of prevloue two (2) nonthr period tmfflc. - _ h. Dmot Sumln. A conference of property officer8 iron TG 132.1,

E 132.2, and Holnee dr FSsrver war held on 14 August 1952 to decide on

dieposition of material and equipment leeued to TG 132.1 and Holmes &J

Carver during opelation phase. All material and equipment vi11 be

issued to W 132.1 and Eolmee & Harver on K/R and 10 to be returned in

serviceable condltfon at the concluelon of the operation.

1. Other Post F&a .

(1) C&Del. !Che interior, exterior, and all make of the

chapel rem repainted by the Post’“unglneere. The project was stirted

11 August and completed 25 August 1952.

(2) &mita~. Health of the comand continued excellent

throughout the report period. &cord of outpatient treatment ie indi- i cated in Bqction V,

Dermatology eoptlnwr to furnleb t&e largest nomber df casek Xx- -.. perience IndIcatea that, on08 newiomkr learn from a first aae of f&i- # . . gun the neceeaarp precautiona, second aad further canes-do not occur for’-: y.:

the majo2-l~. Sane few personnel are troubled through& tfieir tour of ’ _

due on the At&

. (3) Loran Statiou. ‘%Is ‘tenant’ detachment contlnued Its eIc: -

cell.ent all-around record Insofar as relations with the cammd were con- - - cerned.

(4) &aundrP. The laundxy officer began a study of thq re-

brmngoaent of laundry machine nent in order to expedite the -yI-uyplru -7 sc~‘_c:

=;-a: 03 his installation. These recomendatione were submitted through

channels. ’

(5) v Main~nce Sect-. he Ordnance %int-

enance -&p wan busy during the period In renovatln%’ the reberal w

down vehicles. -They accorapllnbed the follwlng:

Vehicles painted --- 57 i Vehicles deproceesed --- 9

Vehicles undercoated - 121

Vehlcler sandblasted --- 9 ”

The shop received two hundred forty-six (246) job ordera and

cloeed out one hundred sixty-nine (169) during the report period.

(6) Comniesaz. ,Operatlon of the refrigerator bank continued

in excellent condition and no rrajor breakdowne or maintenance problems

encounter& The followlag rationm vere fseued to the consolidated me88

during report perfod:

35,X0 $52,300.38 ’ Julr . . _.4 kuf’ ‘EgQQ @fbmu& *- -Y - ;/ .‘ Zotalr 74,860 $112,082$7 - .’ - , , _ ;... .. ’. / .,-z. - [7) -ted Mesa. The continuing b&d-up of personnel 1 /. on the Island increased proportlonatrly the opemtiod of the mess hall. - _. , Act ion was taken on I&& r&f or repairs a6 needed, in order to continue / the high standards of operation. Ren steam traps were installed along

with a steam sterilization cabinet. ,’ ._ - . 2. ?

On 4 Augurt 1952 a draft of the Evacuation &nex to JTF 132 Opel-

atfon Plan Ember 2-52 was received. %lr dmft VBE imediately dietriP_;rC+d to etaff representatives for cormeats and mcomentadlons

for revIsloxl. Theee comments were incoqirated in a letter to CJTF 132

on 6 Lug&.

Work wag then #tarted on a drait of the Evacuation ard Re-entxy

Annex to lG 132.2 Operation Plan Eumber 2-52. Work’contintaed until

notified by JTF 132 that draft of the JFF k2 plan for evb4uetion of

the atoll could not be conpleted until arrival of Headquarters, JTF

132 in forward area. This 03-a a ~il0vdot5 in re-entq plmning, c but evacuation planning continued baaed on planning asrmuptlons. ’ P- 3. Belatfans with AE and UC Cutor Per-

Suuwrt rendered bf To 132.2: .

Relations with AX personnel eontimed in harmony. Any problene

that were encountered were solved by Intelligent diecusrlon and planning

on part of both parties. !E 132.2 continue& to aid and mpport fn

material or nanpower where ever required md feasible bared on avail-

ability. c Military errpport rendered by !FG 132.2 to ABC or BEC.Contractor aon-

sisted of several tlg;]eeof ftmctl~8. Some were directly related to.,-

while home were indlrectlyd, mhfr tpPe &port 10 carried on in panr- _.

glaphr below:

Ia support of operations on Bite Elmer, two (2) F-l tractor8 were -

&processed and put into‘ ope z/ ting conaitidn for ‘PO132.1 during July, /’ Also two (2) one (1) ton trailers and one (1) l/4 ton trailer were de-

processed and issued to them. **

Work on the construction of, wft ball diamond, volley ball courtr,

etc., In regard to Japtan Island aa a recreation area for -Cask Croup 132.3,

was begun with the assietance 132.2, M 132.32,,and from TG .

___ -- A twenty-four (24) hour guard wae established on the CK3 compound

on Elmer, at the request of &C.‘

Five (5) DUKW’r and ten (i0) drivers were areigned duty under the

opemtioml control of EolntG & Barver.On the iorthern irlandr of the

ato11.

nine (9) enlisted men of 511th %wmportation Port Companywere

c placed on Special Duty with J’PP 132 on Zlrier for a period of appmx5 irately ten (10) days to assist in the preparation of the headquarterr

building.

F’hotogrspby for securiv badgee for E&S pereonnel, on this island,

were oompleted.

Plane wem mde to implement any courier requfmnenfr madeby AEC 1. , Security representativei.

Agreement wae aade that all &terlal and equipment lasued to F.3 -

112.l and E%lVwould be on N/R and would be returned in eemiceable condl- -.. c ’

Attention had been imit& on eeoeral occasions to the deteriorated / condition of the Eniwetok airetrip. The need for resurfacing vB8 pa+\

mount. %mly Id July work wa6 flnally begun on this pm,ject by Eolner 6

R+&er. It wae decided to remrface the northern nort 3,080 feet of the

airstrip entirely and to do extensive patching of the runways and Frklng

areat3 in gene%. In all, a total of 950,GOO equate feet were so treated,

,,--. . ., .t .* ., ..t.-: y# > . :.! . ,:.. . * ;-

_.- -_ _... _.-.- - -. - -- -

c a nirture of five (5) percent emulsified asphalt, one (1) percent

port:land cenent, and the r-fnder lo~al*sand was used. The eand

was ‘taken iron a pit just north of the cargo pier on Enlwetok Island.

P processing plant was set q on the ocean side at the approximto

center of the air strip. At this plant, the sand was screened and

proper mixture made. Hauling of the asphalt was begun on 3 July.

Hauling of sand was begun on 16 July. The first batch of material was

laid on 16 July, and the last on 5 August. On 16 August the Job was

conp’le ted. The m%terlal wae laid one (1) inch thick and compacted to . 314 inch by the we of rollers and “wobbllee”. Varying number of H&E personnel were wed for thin project, but a&aged about forQ (40).

. Major activitier In pl~nr and trslnlng took place in the Badlo-

1oglCal Section. A Eadlological Safety Engineer van arsigned on m

on 2.A July 1952. A survey of the rabiologloal problems confronting

the corm& vat. inmediately Initiated. Equipment and f8cllltler

available for we during operational phase ‘yae included in this

inltlal survey. The training of personnel at the rsdlologfcal safety C course at Pearl Earbor continued throughout the report period. During

the nonth of Je twenty (20) peraone attended this s&001. vhile

eighteen (18) were gmduated during August. Seveml conferences with

staff section chiefs and uuit comandere vere conducted in reference

to evacuation pmceduree and the fornulation of plane for mdiologioal

eafety tmlnlng. fqulpment requieitione for radlologlcal item needed

for tmlning and decontaolnatlan operations were subnitted.

AnSQP vae planned for monitore, along vith an 6ppendlx to the C %dlologlcal Annex tilch vould cover preparation, by rectlone and

, unitm, of equipment to be left behind dpring the eoamtlon phase. .,

The SOP for radlologla81 mnltoro and a training memorandumon mdlo- I-_ . . logical indoctrihatlon va8 prepared and publlehed. _- -_ A’Radiologlcal Annex of Operation Plan Number 2-52, TG 132.2, wan i compl.eted and approved. Appendices nomber 1 & 2 vere alao conpleted

and dletrfduted vith the annex.

In connection with radiological activltier a owey was conducted

of clothing reqtireoentrr for decontaninatlon upon m-entry. A nev

supply level of this clothing of sufficient size to hadc!le requirenentr Depot Supply Officer.

F’lnal copies of TO 132.2 Hostile A&on Alert Plan and To 137.2

Natural Disaster Plan were completed and dlstrlbuted on 8 &wit 1952.

Field training for elementz of the Combat Beourlty Force UQS cob-

ducted. Special briefing on Implementation of the Aostlle Aotlon

Alert Plan was carried out on one of these field training pellods.

Expenditure of caliber 30 bsll mmmltlon for treinlng purposes

wes temporzrlly suspended until arrivel OS U33 Lea, In order to c preserve emergency supply for Ektile Action Alert purposes.

In general the major portion of the speclelized training required

ms completed by the Task Oroup at the end of the perlod.

_ - I II m-S!XTIOB

1. lkcurlty Plannina and Activities

D&q the reeport period, final plana for the eecurlty and

travel control system.3 were made.

Previous planning for. the @per&ions of the 516th MP 9vc Co upon its nmivsl was implemented tith the arrlvsl of this tit, as

wll as the 325th HP PMDet end the 18th CID Det, late in August. By (I 1 September 1952, dtachmente of the 516th MF’SVC Co -ere operative on

Elmer, Yvonne, and Gene Islands, pricipaUy in the conduct of the

travel control system and the guard systems. r The Mil.Itary Police tits,’ because of thi3ir prior ewerience

at San&a Base, adjusted quite easily & the requirenents df their

prerent .aseigmlenta. Their statue of traihlng and reediness for the

operntion was coneidered higUy eatlefactory.

In August, prepnrationa for the travel control system mere

completed. Photography for the badges needed was nintey-five (95) . * percent completed aad ia_tbe hand0 of the TO 132.1 renrrity office by

. 25 Auguet, and apprpxlmaterP eighty-f’-& (85) peroent of the badger-’ . .;:_. . to be is&d ti &son& of thie‘fask group -had been issued by 1 t-: ’ -l ‘7 . . September.

Aerial wcurity patr$le kontimed to be flom ct the rcte of 4 four (4) per week -during tie period. Effective I.8 August, the nun-

bet of gmmd seoatity p&&is was Increased to tuo (2) per mzk,

and on 25 Auguet, ti four (4) per x-eek, thus fwly meeting their

requlrenent for the operational phaee.

REGFLU-‘ -P SGER Contraband Inpounded by R.Uitazy Police during JOY nnd hgust

showed a ma&ed increase over the orevioua perrlod. This’ms in part

due t40 the large increase 3n military personnel occurring during

these months, but sn out-of-proportion increase in contraband ms

clso noted. Cameras aa photographic equlpnent constituted the

nnjority of items impounded. Apparently, mostof these tioUlons

of the CINCPACcontraband regulation occur because of lack of prope;

brleflng on this subject prior to leaving the OCSUS.

c The minor irritations and ,delays caused by non-compliance with

OINCP.ACSetiLl OaD were largely eliminated during the period, elthough, l

an occossional case did occur. Ib insure that TO 132.2 personnel

leating this Island for TDy ‘& futu& ret&n muld clear Rith a ud.ni-

munof delay, a policy of sellding en &lectticel message granting re-

.entry on all such cases was adopted._ This’pmved to be an effective i. lBIXMX8.

Security indoctrlnatioa md “de-briefing” lectures for ned.y c cdvea f3nadeparting TQ 132.2 personnsl mm continued under direction , ; .. of the CIC Detachment. Pn lnt~~&mt.org briefing m &tier g~vea to .- all Lncoming personnd, regardlees ok the unit to which they mere .. * ‘. amlgned. This wa8; d&e t& the-&S. tkmlnel foi Bif dassengers, end _. at the Service Club or the Consolidated Mess for mater passengers. ._ 2. ~Learmces i The number of nQ* and 6AC cle&nces granted during the period

reflected the growth of the task force during the period, in partic-

ular, the number of nQ# clearances in effect sixwed n great increase.

Due to their previous duty at Smdla Base, nearly nil Mllitazy Police At the end of the report period, clearance requests were on a

current basis. 9 the tra (2) month period, more thsn tm hundred

(200) NM applications were prapared and over one hundred fifty (150)

granted. sQn ajipllcatlons we= not pmcessed in nearly so large

quantities, but rather were on a replacement basis.* ‘Ihe table below shows personnel clearance status for the year . to date, for comperative purpsest . r, nQn Clearances sQs Clearancea NAGolecrmces NACClearances in effect in process in effect in process c _ p Dee 50 45 ’ 127. 24

3 Jim 50 i0 95 I.8

29 Feb P m .' la 32 3l.Mm Al n- 76 56

30 4ar 61 161 ..-: &I 83 PW 99 A5 lxl. 9l .gosun li9 I29 240** II.0

Dudng July and August, CIO Detachnent coverage was’extended to . / nmer, Yvonne, pnd Oene Islands, with teams of agents being permnent : . : ly stationed there. Coverage of ke entire atoll was thereby effected. ’

msstigetions of c+identid nature by th%s unit increased .. * greatly dufing the period, most of the leads orlmtix fxm XWuests -, - 4 iz large number of such ccses occurred In the 511th ’ ;:z;:::z:&.oq~ctions were bing ,

A______- _m_-___ A - -. P_.~_ I a/ c!zeati. In thie unit, a large number Of requests for stotenents as

to wrests, oourts martlals, ets., mot mentioned In the AECForm #l

wre received. Most of these offenses were ninor in nature, and lt

nas established that, in the majority of casts, no mention ms made

of then because of a faulty Lntmpretation of the requirements of the

AECForm #l by the intelligence personnel nbo supervised the prepam-

tion of the form.

Security swey and secnrlty poster pmgras ven continued

c during the period. I. ‘UmkmllActivities

On 2 July 1%2, a Japanese fiahlng boat, the Shoslu151 Mnnr

Number7, penetrated the Enlmetok Danger Area, apparently In lnnoc-

ence. At the tine the vessel was lighted, the US9 Oocopa was fort-

unatcly at eniwetok, and pursuit and interception of the fisherman

ms Cnocomplishedtith the aid of this vessel. A complete investigation

of the case ms R&, .mi reports forwarded to CJTF132 and CINCPAC. c \ On 12-13, nearly sixty (00) Jet aircraft (F-84) were at Ealwetok - overnlght. Uembors,of the 3lst Fighter Escort T-i%, these planes were

,’ enmute to Japan, Their new StatloIL _ - Since It ‘IWIbelieved thnt’ the u&ion of this unit cmd the -‘I

mission of M 132.2 were not compatible security-tise, precautions --

mre taken to leolate the c+ nenbera and pilots of the 3lst from _

neabers of this comucnd. $edcl recreationcl facilltfes, n separate

ing of the Eess hill, and separate billets *re made available.

Security briefings nere given to the crews end acco3pmg personnel,.

All personnel of this comnnd bare briefed on the necessity for mini- ,. .I .__- - __ _ SECTIONIV

SPEXXALSERVICES AND WELFARE ACTIVITIES A. ‘Work Acco~liehed bv TG 132.2 in C-on wtdeoie Of R.ec Inlanda* The nain SC& of M lj2.2 in connection nith therecreational

island of Dctia was to secure athletic equipment sod suppUes aa have

evaXldile for Issue on hand receipt to navel units desiring ta draw

sane, elm preUmlnazy clearing aa gxw%lngfor preparations of Wf..

em-it facilities was pcrforned by the Post Engineer Section. B. :Plamiw for &IS fnr th bcreened PODdam On 4 July a past tiie field meet was condkted in celebrntioL

(-- of the holiday. A softball game between the Amy and Alr Force all

stcra MghUghted the dcy and received considerable attention. The

Amy mn six (6) to five (5). Refreshments of beer and sandtiches

were available during all thes afternoon activities.

In furthering the entertainment of troops stationed In the ma

tw 1’2) CM0troupes wre presented during the month of July and one(l)

WBS presented during August. Following the eve& shows a party for

enlisted personnel and entertainers was given at the service club. <“ ell L Atter&mce of these three shows was e&i&ted at 3500. These ahom _ - tire received with increase&~entlnrsiasn‘and the need for oontinuntioa . . . ,-’ as a mrsle booster ms evident. .. _- Dwlng J&i the Hobby #3bp fadlitles mere giveh~~cxmsider&~e‘d’ ’ i

attention. Machinery ros rp*a nnd nen aupplles aa material ms -

pmxred. Pat’mncge shomd,pkSnued Increase during the report _ petiOa.Pop&&p in lea~hem* ms evident since nvallabillty of

this nefl materlsl. Attendance vm.8estinnted nt appmzddnotely 520

persons during the report period. .

3 Tmo (2) archery targets were oonstructed and placed in an area Tm (2) horseshoe pits %re installed in officer’s BOQ area.

A summer soft bell league was opened on 2 August, AU units that

could form a team mm entered.

k floating barge was received and snckwed off the south side of

the island. This barge is to be used for fishing. Ikurly tripe to

. the bvge vme scheduled over the week-end period.

‘During the later part of the report period, shell hunting trips

to neighboring islsnds r”ere @anned, Thii ms cttempted to stiznilate C the dying interest ia shell lmntfng. The first attempt on 4 hgust

ms very successful and seventy-five (75) offlceke and enlAsted nen

mre ~transported to David for the’afteanoon. Again on 24 August a

+xUrm trip to David was mde. ?dqy personnel had to be &‘used- be-

cause of the seventy-flve (75) man llcrit.

The interior of the Service Club -as Epainted and faollitiea

increased. ’

All bnll diamnda and volley baU. courts mre resurfmzd, loyod

C out, and new equipwzt installed.

A photo studlo as put into operation a8 a pf concession in tie photo laboratirg located in the service club.

An officer of this coimmd was sent on a buying aissidn to Tokyo, -

Jcpzn on 9 July, for the purp&e of purchcsing orlentd nerchmc’lse _ li . , to be sold in the local PoA Exchunge. This officer returned the 1st

of August with #2$,OCO.O0 mrth of oriental nerchnndise. r _

Sdes figures for the period as conpcred against preceedlng . . ’ ,_ x-e&t pefiod wre as follom: Histodcdl Installment #5 Hlstoricdl Inetallnent #6 Ma.y June July August

SliMit &2,019.& 836473.78 - #57,228.52 $56,119.32

Inventories $l34,678,l2 $105,689.46 @32,050.19 aO6&7.16

Ret Pmfits c3,320.13 f33,553.87 $3,655.79 &352.35

D. Relltious Activities

The interior of the chapel has been repainted and covered else-

*em in this instcll.nent.

Report of religious activities this period have been included C for in sm shorn In Section v,

E. Maill Setice

The post office ms phyaicnlly rearranged to L& type lobby tith five (5) business tindma outside beneath a sheltered porch.

This increased the additional f’bor spnce needed to facilltcte opew

ation under the Increased mxkload.

The m&l setice continued to be excellent. Report of n&l volune

during the period and compared tith previous months is &own blom C !?z -June juls Auaust Olltgolng Idaill 10,439 Lbs 13,638 Lbs 17,79U Lbs 16,794 Lbs ,/

Incoming Mall l&o54 13,m 14,755 22,792 .- I...

Money Order Total &4757.18 $53,;6.88 575,309.15 G56,933.45 _

Regibtered l&lll II29 pieces ll75 pieces / --- F. Worn&Son Ma Education,

Aftex4uty hours clcsses In SpanMa, French, Oenwn, and (

typing oontiued throughout the period. The Auutonechmlcs clrse . ~3s dropped due to lack of enmll~en’t. pk_

Dtiy publication of Atonlc Tlms ~confrlnued-t?@ total of 32,250

copies were distributed s . A conplete report of education activities for the report period

Is Included In sumnaq in Section V. .

0. Other Welfare Aativltics

1. Theaters: Military attendane during July totclrd 2l,436 or

a aighhtly average attendace of 69li dur.@ August a total of 23,564,

or c nightly average of 760.

Shonings acre tenpxwlly moved to Starlight theater tie the

se&e of the Terrace theater were being painted. Shows wm resuned

C at the Terrsce theater upon aonpletlon of this painting job,

Continued trouble nit6 pmjectors was experienced snd narred

the enjoyment of this mrth recreationel iacility. NW projector

units are expected In the nesr futwe.

2. Librcsyt Operationof the library continued to be a popular

afte~x4uty-hour aatlvitp. Receipt of lien book.9 end period&x&3 plus

&d--outs of spocket editionss stimulated the interest. The folloting

is a sunnary of this activity during report period. .. C‘ Jnls 43&’ . Books dIstrlb&d iol2 1u6

‘. Average d+ attendanae 36 42

3. Enl.!lstea Clubs8 Popularity of these tr;o (2) clubs contirmed. - ._ - . / Patnonage increased pmportionstely nith steady build up of perso& - /’ A cocktail bar ma opened at the Ibcker &se. kmhuction of

m addition to puffy* s Tavern nos begun on 1 August. This adclItlon

&!l house grill facllltles and f’urnlsh additional storage space.

Berr coolers v~re InsWled in both messes. Wo* coupleted on The t&&e helm &orrs the patnmnge of:the enlisted clubs conpared

tith prcvlous nonthe: .

Totnl S&s InventorJr lot Profits

w - t33p7.35 G&296.16 &,610.65

JUl tie, 814.05 &,873.00 82,99.06 ’

Jul (i13, a14.u #9,9x).59 #5,15293 a ti6,495.X 09,938.30 #5,957.& 4. OfMcers Msssc . The officers seas ahowed an increase iF.

C patron&e, pIpportionat.ely dth build-up. Bingo oa Saturday evenings

ms introduced nlth considerable interest.

Emem pcrties mew held auU a reception for Oeneml Clarkson

YS given fma 171x) to 2UOOhours on 14 Ja 1952.

A nm bar sink ms instilled on 17 July 1952

The table belon reflects the patronage of the officers ness OLI

conpared nith previous tno (2) m~nther ,

TatCt Soles Inventory Set Pmfit or Loss - i A f w &,$m7 - 31+5.52 #%86* m,&._- : .-. ’ && * : JU!l h947.93

5, Besf and ibc-t . A tota_ of seventy-four (74) personnel ?ere placed on 09 at ‘Fo+ d e&s&, TX for a period of seven (7) days

for the purpose of rest and regreatlon. Forty-four (46) rent fn July

and thlry (30) mre sent In Aaqu&

BEST AVAILABLE COPY The-tables In the f olloulng pager am el+er in mplifioation of

the preoeeding text, or are appended ior their hietorlcal due. c

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_$QlElNGTHS-_ - em__ -- Tu i s!l!EIcE% 7126 373ra Sri 4th 7131 CIC Coast?.A931 . . Navy H&l *8607 TOTAL _ - -_AU &_?i_&&&_~ gWQ&@ c-1AU - or- $ S f3._-Det --P __a-AAU -- 29 Fab 24 0 0 0 0 1 16 1 o o 42 ! I 31 Mar 25 1 1 0 0 1 12 11 0 0 I ' 30 Apr 29 4 2 0 0 1 25-l 0 0 5 3 -2 0 1. '24,.,1'1 0 0 5 3 5 1 1 29: 1 0 0 I 3130 &YJmJul 30384c! 5 3 6'1 1 30 1 .,O 0 _ 31 Aug 42 5 3 6 11 ’ 34 L 1. * 8,% 4 ,J!iNI,IST~ .” 29 Feb 255 0 0 0 0 0 7 - 115 . 27 d 0 404 31 Mar 242 1 1 13 0 0 7. 213 07 0 0 389 30 Apr 233 6 96 50 0 0 8 156 33 0 0 582 31 May 260 6 158 123 27 0 8 168 27 0 0 777 30 Jun 353 5 157 124 52 4 8 186 26 0 0 915 33. Jul 390 5 156 125 '. 103 6 8 263 53 0 0 1091 I 31 Aug. 444 0 155 126 103 6 8 289 45 166 31 1350 L \J \ _ .

VATERCONSlfidPTION

Totd Per GopltaGonmmption usrae(c&31

408,240 386 55

426,700 397 57

457,222 396 56 4~3,mG 353 30 484,7m 334 55 4oL,190' 327 47 3%8= 3lo 44 392,570 279 40. 44l,54C 293. 42 437,4sa a9 Q

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-- . olJI!PA!iTn?r RECORD (Forperiod 26 Jun through30 Jul 19%)

TODTAI, NAVY AIR KRCE COASTGUARD -CIV MEDICALVISITS al 666 11 113 0 21 -s mAL UP 952 27 166 0 25 General Medicine 220 180 7’ 25 0 - 8 Dermatology 4s7 393 9 a 0 4 General SUrgeq lo 7 1 2 0 0

Surgical Dressinga 22 0 192 157 7 . 6 W~aY 0 0 0 0 0 0

Es, Nose, & Tbroat 150 lls 3 24 0 5 Physio~empy la 104 1 14 0 2 PEYSICALmAra 3 2 1 0 0 0 IhfNJNIzbTIoNS 33 15 0 5 0 13 X-RAYS a0 4 ll 0 52 13 .. I)ImAIlVISITS M MO 18 82 0 g -_ I .. ’

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w . . & LAlnllzi coAsTG?JARD& 1. ldXllICALVISITS u9g 915 58 =5 0 20 ?. !?BJwnmis TOTAL 1539 w 75 279 0 20 General Medicine 29p.. 226 P 52 ‘0 7 Denat01cgy _ 690’ ‘530 26 134 0 4 Gener&il surgery 14 10 l- 3 0 i e surgical. Dressings 222 187 lo 25 0 4 oph-%LY 1 0 0 1 0 0 Ear, N&e, &Throat 205 139 16 50 0 0 108 93 1 14 0 '2

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2 0 ,__ 5 39 32 5 :: 34 34 0 0 275 172 49 : 54_ . : *._ ~ GRANDTOTAL VISITS lg3, . ll6l 109

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/ / hWTORFOOL AND OFDNANCEUINTENANCE SECTION OPERATIONS f l A. OperationsSection iz l..TYPBVmIcLE . . WIICLES AVAIUBLE -JUl hi 3 Ton 3 3/4 Ton 13 13 Ton I.2 24 Ton 16 DUKWS 5 Prlnebver a ForkLift 10 Bue & . A!x Total n,= 147,al.

42,988 74,193 l .

3,od ’ 5. QASOLINEDI&IBUTED QALS24,400 16,279

6. DIME& . < . 5mQ 58,350 ., ,'I : > 7. DRIWBS..LICENSEISSUED 46. la _ 8. LccIDmTs 2 2. B. MaintenanceSections " / -JUl h’ 6000idile Inepections 9 9 I.0 loo0ldlle Inspection 75 62 w * %%Ly Inspections 546 523 1069

EEcrgenCy %2prfrs 176 193 369 VehiclesPdnted 88 142 ’

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-Jul Ax Totals

VehiclesDepmcessed 53 22 75 Tire Rep&r9 432 414 846 C. Nunberof VehiclesDeadlIned over 72 Hours

TYPE VXICLE Qum QUUTITP

-JUl 4z Tot& r ' f * Ton 1 3 4 3/4Ton 1 5

$3 Ton 1 4

. *'Ton 2 4 DUKW3 0 4

Prlne Z&were 4 3 7 _,' ,.- Fork efts 5 4 9 '_ -_ -_

rv,a TOTMs UP 5.29 49.73 JUN 28.33 23.93 6.75 59.01 JUL 39,l4 18.1!~ 8.63 m 65.91 30.74 27.92 8.42 67.07 . .

?XKNND AIR TRAFFIC0 JULYAND AUGUST1952

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AUG 3.29 0.89 1 122.1 JULY 2.5 1.08 u.55 24.73 C 132.2 11.82 2,31 9.63 c 18.78 9.27 8.9 U2.3 3.91 0.8 3.40 1.5 U2.4 3.89 28.61 . . 9.62 39.82 Ii & N 10.03 13.04 I.3.81 26.57 0 TOTALS: 32.15 45.a 9.63 87.62 c- 62.Ls ._ 102.78 9.9 175.u - -. GRANDTOTALS sir+ 148.62 19.S3 262.75;-.

COUPmSON WIllI PIGCEDING &?JNMs r0TaL.i' luy ;.’ q3$;+i. 5.84 62oaC ti7,&---:.-:-- Ju??.- '37% 48.16 .. _ - 7.05 93.02 _- .JuL 32.15_ 45-a 9.63 87.62 -'_ AU0 62,45 ' 102.78 9.9 175.13 .. ,/ NOTE: AIL FIGURESSHWN IN 'IONS

l PORT.ACTIVITY

.1.. DISXARG3D ARRIV-ID NAME DXPARl!Xl LIT M/P -- m I June U& Cocapa 4JW 581 59.6

I+ July USS Agawam yxi4 5July llo7 ll6l

5 July USE Jack Pendelton ~95 6016 3 Im'e 15Ln Planes c 22 Jeepe -/July- D%@wEuQ~~~~ SJuly 128 139 POL from

13July USS Xishwaukee KG-9 14 Jdy 398.3444.4 #IL frcm Honolulu * Port

14July USITSC.G. Morton UP-138 14July 3.14 lo 5off72= Pere Bag 17July wssBalciE?@ew+o 'lmdy 427.4P5.3 FronlRSc Pearl :

~~*zY~ Gil from Eon0 A Port: PXCargo, : tires and canvas. .( 24 Jdy 1361.3qw

2lJuly

21. July USHMoctobi ATF-l@ Towed-ml?- . ‘_-. 146 &stay- _ _ I / ed as moth- ershiptill - i arrival of uss Agawam

26 July USS Genesea AOG-8 668 686.2 Gae stored . bw

30 July USS Agawam AOG-6 To ranain as service rihip for operations RE? _4CZIVITY(CONT’D)

,- : I- AmIrKED NME a -v- 1 Aug uss Oakbill LsL7 ~6 700

1 Aq USS Tort= IS&26 ldug P 238 Delivered3 Lm’s 14 Aug US Tolavana 16bug 2605.22560.9 Topped off all fleeting FOL stow- ege vessels

14 Pug USE Jack Pendleton 2558 47s General cargo for c: all serrrices , 19 Aug USNSrwid c. shanks 19 Bug 9 32 141 persons debarked

18 .Aug uss Arequipa 19 Bug 406.8 679 Z$ Aug : USNS Fred C. Aimworth 26fug 28 172

USN!?Jack PenNton 190.4 llo3.s i : ctiiza: l-standANy Port Teat Mdl c Perfi ‘BRppApe ‘_ ,.-; ‘^.. . _ -- . . 1 - Tds Fork, 2 - Trk Tractor8 .. :- 1 ‘. -. 2 - ct - chairs 6. .:-. Tabler I

USS :Kishwa&ee AOG-9 0.1 1 KaflBagRacke -

USNSJoe ?i. Mann !CAK253 - 44 :2 655.7 l-40 ft Trailer _

Well-Drill Quip .- .’ ./” & Collimator Blocks

Ush’S Jack Pendeltoa - 179s Religious Activities for July and August

Attendance Sunday Morning services 492 Sunday Rening Setices 96 Morning Ikvotions I.08

Service with US 278 “iviliane ( breintation Lectures 70 : 1 Radio Devotions 8 Bibl?, Classes 47 3 Interviews of Incoming 73 36 Personnel Interviews of Outgo% 5 6 Pe.rso:Dnel

Condltations .

/.gloir Rehearsale .-

- Religious Zknphasieweek *=’ -- - 5

Hospital VisiCe ._,9 *. .L - ‘. I . - , _ . .

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b. Attendance Alb Attendance

Sunday Services 4 160 5 255 %eekLg Services 4 137 4 1% Smday Massea 12 625 15 1249 WeekdayMasses 27 a6 26 202 C adin Ikvotions7 11 g .; Reli!;ous Instruct iorm 6 12 25 25

Intemiews of IIlcoming 15 15 * 15 15 Personnel Interviews of Outgoing 3 3 0 0 Personnt?l

Consultations 50 * 50 15 Letters to Runes 15 15 15 Hosp:ital.Visite s 15 4 a

t ‘0l.yQ4y Mass 3 Orientation Lecture8 ’ ._ ._ i’ _*(- i . Rel~ous mm8 1 ,. ,.s,.-. ,_ i ;_.! ,. : .-. I. _ .

4 EEWXANDPIEft LANDINIS ML IN NO. OUT Ih . IlONTH OPN --OF OPN l%ED WOW-- ALICE --mw_cJANET 't3ENE OTHER PAX CARW Jul 1 i hw 1 JUl 2 Aw 2 JUl 1 1 Aw 1 1 L 0 JUl 22 367 20 A% 27 t 420 I.49 36125 !2 92234 .I2693% 39735210 4248 . . $ Jul 33 A% ii i.t % 112 ,a’ \ JUl 5 170 ‘I.3 A% 10 201 30 1 JUl Aw ; 1 10 JUl Auf5 1 1 .; _ : ,a’ JUl 2 29 .- 11’ 1929863 2 0. 0 Aw 50 .. 126b3 JUl 3 99 89 5 10 b * 29 1680 Allg 2 1 123 ::'lm 27 !& e 1852

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. . Educational activities of this comand during the months of Jul and ’ -1 Aug 1952 sm_as follows: e

App&ations for USAFICourzos

SelfTeaching

High School Level 8

college Level 2

Vocational -1 TQTAL xl

Correspondence

High SchoolLevel 23

CollegeLevel 16

Vocational 16 TOTAL 55

CooperatingC&leg& (ComespondenceCrseD.5

Appkcatibns'fortests an3 examinations

Endoi'Course tests -. 6

Subject&aminations 1 ;’

mDHighSchkleve1 33 -. _I .’ 0iD Collegelevel l6 _ - - . t _. 2cx Exandnations I c. . / USAFI Baqkc and Intermediate Achievynenttests 2 Tmfii 60

Tests and ex&nations completedand passed

End of Course taste 6

Subjectemminations 0 ~XXJ'IOXL LCC'TMTLESTG 132.2FOR Li0NTH.S OF JUL Lii LUG 1952 (CONT'D)

mcollegelev8~ 9

2CxExaminatiolls -0

USLFI Basic and Intermediate

Achievemntteste 1 TwrAL LO

Eihcational and Vocational$ounseling

Interviews 171

Follm-ups I3

On post gmup study courses;attendence for month of Jul

atndilug 1952.

oF?mEFLs !!! 0-__ ; 187

32 176

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3’. TABI2CF CONTENTS

SECTION

I GARRISONACTIVITIES

A. Strength Pictureand PersonnelChanges

B. Status of the LogisticsProya~

C. Uaintenance, Housekeeping, and OperAon aa Depot Supply b. OrdnanceMaintewze Shop c. Cammissary d. QuartermasterLaundry e. POL Farm f. Post Engineer g. ?dailService C‘. ? h. Theatres

II TRAINING

III .sFmRITxPRM;RAM 1. Security Plenningand Activities 2. CounterIntelligence Activities 3. UnusualActivities 4. Clearances

I IV PLANNINGFOR EVACUATIONAND REENTRY

V TABLE!3 3. Strmgths 2. Port Activity 3. Air #Traffic

rc t * 4. Water Consumption * 5. Outpatient Record 6. Inforaatioa and EducationActivities 7. Inter-AtollAir Transportation 8. Small Craft Activities

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REGRADFD!!NC!_ASSIFIEDORDER SEC k!W BY lX?,yPER f. S-TITUSOF 77-E KCISTICS PPCGR L!

During the period September to October 1952, there was a continu-

ing build up of material and supplies.

Shipments of the items of mgineer, Quertermzster, Signel, Trans-

p.rtation, and T/C&J3 requirements reguistioned-earlier in the yeer, in

anticipation of the build up, arrived at anticipated rate. Vehicles

rere slow in arriving from snpply sources, r-hich caused SKIE confusion

and re-allocation withing the Task Groups. Directives were reCeiVea

from JTF 132 for this re-allocation. r Unusual requests from various units which were assigned to Eniwetok

Island upon their arrival, such as tie downs for air planes and office

and elert areas were met as they arose.

I. survey was concluded on housing, messing, and warehousing facili-

ties for a possible &,CCQ personnel island population.

The plans were drawn up for a recommended Service Club on th= Lagoon

side, due to present condition of the Library, Hobby Shop end Service

Club #l. 1 (: b survey was concluded on the replacement of tentrge areas by alumi-

num buildings.

h survey was concluded and submitted to JTF 132 Head, uarters on

present facilites on Eniwetok and replacement recommendations were made.

Evacuation plans for Eni / tok Tslfnd during Mike Shot was completed. 7 This planning included the support of all buildings which ~2s completed .

by I.rmy and Holmes & Narvtr personnel.

For further information and statistics see peragraph C. C. WJNTSUNCE, HOUSEKEEFI!JGi.i:D OFEFXTIQNS.

The wetkly activities reports for this period of instellmnt

cre attached end are to be used for this section, Many of the charts

end/or statistics included in Section V contain information to further

elaborate on itens of n>intenance, housekeeping and operations. In

Pddition, the following remarks end/or additions are eppropriete for

inclusion in this section.

a. Depot Supply In operation of the depot supply the infor- , r mation contained below reflects the increased amount of work performed.

/ugnentation of personnel from the Ty group from Hawaii greatly aided

in perforning this increase work load.

The rewarehousing progran was completed. The following shovis the

square foot arca rewarehouscd:

30,000 sq ft of closed warehouse 5,700 sq ft of shed storage 5,CCO sq ft of improved open area

The remrehousing in terms of tonnage would include approximtely

five hundred (500) tons of supplies handled. Xt its conclusion, the

supplies were segregated by-technical SBN~COS, end by supply groups _.

within the technical service. During the operation approximately L’,500

bin openings wr;re constructed to provide for small parts xbich require __

bin storegt . / The tonnage receive/d during the above period is as follows:

Caartormaster - - - - - 187.45

Ordtrance ------312.31

Engineer ------160.25

REGRADE3U'CLl,,cS~F!ED (IriDER SECARMY BY DAMH PER

tx.z,,, There was 63.01, tons of depot supply shipped. This included the

p2ck2ging and crating of three hundred and fifty (350) units for water

trensportation.

- During the months of September and October an inventory procedLwe

was established and put into effect. Sy the close fo October inventory

had been conducted and records adjusted for two Quartmnastzr CRESSES

and ell r;uartermaster mall parts. This inventory included spproxin-

ately two thousend, seven hundred and fifty (2,750) line items. The

invtntory plan will provide for all items to be inventoried, on a cycle 7 \ basis, once during e2ch six month period. During this period a reclamation line was set up, barking with

2 minimum of personnel this lime reclaimed four hundred (400) cots,

steel, folding and one hundred twenty seven (127) chairs, folding , steel.

Reclamation included the removal of rust to bare mete1 and replacing of

fabrics and springs, ~1~s painting, There _ units prior to reclamation

were in an unservicable state, hot fit for issue. I.fter reclamation

they are in a complete state of repair,ready for immediateissue. 3 .. Additionalperformance included the Radsefe measures applied ’ SC to nine warehouses totaling sixty seven thousand, five hundred (67,500)

gross square feet of closed warehouse space, five thousand seven hundred _..

(5,700) gross square feet of shed storego space, and approximately -

thirty-thousend (30,000) gross square feet of open improved storage space. / * !ll items were protected by canvas and all structures were braced

elabomtely to provide c~xinum protection,

‘b. Ordnance Maintenance Section Wing the two month period

this section received 314 job orders and completed 325 job orders with

an average strength of 36 personnel assigned. .

. The following gives the dates and amounts of petrolei products

received by the POL Farm during the month-of October 1952.

1. 1,007 gallons of kerosene, received 2 October from the

USS Tolwania.

2. 1,537 gallons of #9370 oil, received 2 October from the

USS Tolovania.

3. 913 barrels of diesel oil, received 15 October from the

USS Agawam.

4. 125,609 gallons of aviation gasoline llS/l45 grade, received r 15 October from the USS Agawam. ‘\ 5. 574 barrels of diesel oil, received 16 October from the USS

Agawam.

6. 973 barrels of diesel oil, received 26 October from the USS ’

Namakagon

7. 31,714 gallons of 72 Octane gasoline, received 26 October

frcm the USS Mamakagon.

8. 740 gallons of gear oil #90, received 26 October from the . - USS Namakagon. l r . . L’ 9. 1,537 gallons of kerosene, received 26 October from the USS.-’ _ -. .. .- 1. .: .__ Namakagon. _-_ -> -I. On all pumping operations listed above there were ,i delays and the _

operations went along snoothly : I / ,’ D~rio; #e mn=h cf OcLober 1952, the POL Farm issued:

1. 25,CQO gallons of 72 Octane gasoline, of which 20,OOC was issued

to the US &rrq motor pool, and 5,CCC gallons issued to cubes that are

sutuated-in various localities.

2, 424 gallons of kerosene, which was issued to the US !XQ

ordnance shop.

3. 53 gallons of #3150 oil, which was issued to the US Amy

Engineers.

4. 417 gallons of #llCC oil which was issued to the USAF.

5. 636 gallons of #9250 oil, which was issued to the US Army (7 motor pool.

6. 53 gallons of #2075-H oil which was issued to the Naval Air

Station, Kwajalien.

I 7. 530 gallons of hydralic gear oil #l.l.l3, which was issued to

. H&N, Parry Island.

8. 318 gallons of 89370 oil, which was issued to the USS Agawam.

9. 53 gallons of #lo65 oil which was issued to the USAF.

10. 25 pounds of wire and rope grease, which was issued t0 the aI 1 . -; c 5llth Transportation Port Conqahy. ,’

l.l. 75 gallons 0; gear oil #90, which was issued to the US fiq _. - _ motor Pool. - -.. 12. 150 gallons of cutting, which was issued to H&N, - ’ . Parry Island. 1

13. 225’pounds of general purpose grease Xl, which was issued to

the US Army motor pool.

11. 50 pounds of general purpo*~grease #2, which was issued to the

US Amy motor pool. -- %5. 731 @.Lrts c-f dry cleaning solvant, of which 159 gallons wes

. _ 4 issed to H&N, 159 gallons to US :xmy mctoq pool, 53 gallons issued to

1. \. 7126 AU.

16. 9,275 gallons of 80 octane aviation gascline, which *la8 issued

to the US&F.

. 17. 19O,OOO gallcns of ll5/l45 grade aviation gasoline,

125,000.grllons was issued to Naval Air Station, Kwajalein, 25,CO0 gallons

to the USS Rendova, 37,OOO gallons’to the USAF, 3,000 gallons to USN

Crash Boats operation off the USS Oakhill.

c 18. 75,ooO gallok of diesel oil, which 25,OOO gallons W.S issued c to the Scripps Ship Horizon, 48,000 gallons to H&N, 2,ooO gallons to

the Laundry. ;’ During the month of October 1552, the pump house in the RX Pam

was covered with canvas for the coming operation. On 25 October 1952,

284 enpty 53 gallon’ drums w&e shipped from our storage yakd to Naval

Supply Center, Pearl Harbdr, T.H.

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Employment of TDy personnel from Hawaii was used to the fullest extent possible

and greatly aided in completing necessary Frojects. Some of the projects

completed are as foIloHs:

One Pacific type building-and seven (7) tent frames, pre-cut on

site Fred, were constructed on site Elmer. Labor and material, other than

al.uninwa for the officer club, were furnished b] the &ay. Aluminum was

furnished by Holmes and Narver.

X trap shooting range with two target releases were set up for use f- , of'JTF 132 on site Elmer.

Six (6) tables were constructed and i&talled in qarters of CJTF

132 cn site Elmer.

The interior of the Service Club was painted and merchandise shelves

constructed in the Snack Bar. _ \ New ooncrete floors were Installed in five (5) reefers in the

co.nsolidated mess and access sidewalks were refinished with blacktop material. __ .a A new float was +oonstructed’for use at the .enlisted swimming beach. c mis float contains forty-two (42) & gallon oil drums. , Security cages were constructed’at the’Post Exchange, Fost Office, _ IJ ’ . Finence and MATS terminal of chain link‘fencing salvaged-from site David. __

Other projects were completed as they were received.

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throughout the period. Comparative figures bel&m show the steady

increase in volume over previous months.

outgoing Mail Incoming &ail bfoney order -. P&e Pound8 Total

10,439 11,054 t44,757.18 I 13,638 13,301 53,706.88

17,790 14,755 75,309.1?

Aug 16,794 - 22,792 56,933.45

SeP 21,177 - 26,076’ lO9,891.55 . r ‘ act 38,749 42,438 169.686.82

h. Theatzea Ulitary attendance during September totaled 35,732

or a nightly average attendance of ll90; during twenty seven (27) days of

October a total of 25,699 or a nightly average of 944. Ihis was an

increase over pevioua two months that showed a nightly attendance of -_ 691 for July and 760 for August. . . I , The installation of nm projectors during September added gmatly -. ./ 0 to tha enjoyment of this worthy recreational facility and uaa enthue- k * t __ ‘. _, ‘: - -- isaticallr received by the garrison. ,I . 7.. , _. . c . . -- , -

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. TRAINING

Throughout September and October the training of all elements

centered on preparation for carrying out the evacuation and reentry

missions assigned to the Task Group for the MIKE event.

In the went of adverse weather conditions folloming detonation

of the MIKE shot, it was deaned quite probable that Eniwetok Island

would be contaminated from era11 out*. To insure the Task Group would

(-‘ be ready to effect an orderly reentry and carry out decontamination of

‘vital areas, the Radsafe Officer carried on an intensive training pro-

gram for all radsafe personnel. Thetraining subject and methods of

instruction were set’ uk to insure attainment of the highest possible

state of individual proficiency ar.d in all training exarcises the &a~

phasis na8 on practical application. : . Pursuant to an announcement pianulgated by GJTF 133, Operation

Plan Number 2-52 D? JTF 132 nas placed into effect as an Operation . . Order effective at,1530 hours on 17 September 1952. ‘I&is annou_ocement c ;. ‘L- served to notify ad elements of the Joint Task Force that the oper- : .*

ational-pre-shot phase had’ bagun. The effect ,on Task Group 132.2 wad - , : .,I -, _. ._. , tno fold. It served to emphasize the Jmporta&e of &&ate ahd timely j*‘- .I . 1- accomplishment of’all assigned mi~ssiom and caused the-operational - _ control of Task Clement‘ 132. J J.1 to pa88 from GIG 132.2 to ClE 132.4. . / ‘- blthough bpaahonal.'control of Task Element 13i.4.1.1 had been I shifted to the Air Tssk Group, the training of all Eniwetok Islrnd

elements continued a8 a coordinated effort. The radsafe training of

the Air Task Element nas supervised bP $$e Task Group Padsafe Officer

and all radiac e _uipment and instrments were divided on a pro rata

bSSi8.

. A’t the close of the evacuation rekersal exercise on 25 October 1952

all trainin& of the Task Group xas considered as having been coqleted.

The Task Group was ready for the WC.E shot phase,

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1. -Security Planninp and Activities

During this report period the final plans for badge co&o1 and travel

control were put into effect. Numerous incidents were encountered where

the lack of knowledge by personnel of the various elements relative to the

details of ths badge and control aystepl resulted in delays in reaohing

their ultimate destinations, therefore shorteninS tempers. These problems

were solved thmugh.:ooo&ation with the AEC, the Rwost Marshal and

the S-2 Section, 93 132.2.

The mtary Police units stationed on the various islands of the

atoll Performed their security duties io a superior manner durinS this

period and concluded their mission on Id-Day.

Aerial aecurLty patrols continued -to be flown at the rate of four (I)

per week, During this period, the effectiveness of the ground security ” I. sweeps was ikreased b> utilization’of ArqI Navy and Air F&ce Helicopters. c, . . ,. .. In akr6ance with CINCPAUSerial 020, the contraband oollected du&_ I’ t . \ . the previous periods wan retked the owners in compliarioe with imt- 3. -_td .’ ructions received from the AC $ i; -;‘1;; ;TF 132, and was &led to the’ US. ^ . . . : I, : Through this’procedurk the responsibility for contro& ef these items was ___, ‘,

eliminated, however, t&basic contraband problem still exists due to non-’ _ \ - _ / conpliance with CINCPACSerial 020 by personnel of all Task Elements. In.’

future operations it is recoamended that the contents of CINCPACSerial’ .

020 be firmly brought to the attention of all personnel of the Task Force. No advance notification of types of clearances caused some incon-

veniences and delays to incoming personnel of all Task Force Elements,

however, in vien of the build up, the amount of delays Were not out of

proportion. Many of the delays were due to difficulties encountered by

investigating and processing agencies in the US.

Security indoctrination and de-briefing lectures rere given con-

tinouely to all incow and outgoing personnel. Special Preparations *

were made and carried out for the group of one-hundred (100) TDy personnei

r from Hawaii.

In accordance with Security Letter Number 6, Headquarters, JTF 132, ’

all JTp Security letters 2nd the Seviaed edition of AR 3w were read

to all personnel of TG 132s 1

In accordance with security requirements, e&n clearances are being

submitted for replacements as well as NAC applications for all remaining \ personnel. All V and NAC clearances granted were immediately recorded

and the persons concerned were informed. . Future operational pIma are being studied ix security requirementar c,, _ ” -_ _ - 2. Counter Intellige&e Aitivities I_

The counter InteI&ence Detachment &ntinued their security actcvi- :- . :,-- . . . ties at Fred, Elmer, Yvonne,.-and Gene, as iell’as on ali linking islandd r‘* . on the atoll during this period. _-_ ’ - . Several confidential inv&igations were conducted resulting from >, . ,,J.:- . * _ _ inforDatiqn,received from confidential sources, official requests, loose .. . talk and denounciations. r _

Repository inspections of all sensitive instaU.ationa throughout the . atoll were conducted’on a continuous daily basis.

l S=cu.ritg zveys of counter intelligence xgets and the security

poster program were continued on a continuous daily basis,

Security surveys of counter intelU.gekce targets and the security

poster pmgram nere continued during this period.

3. Unususl Activities . The burning of a B-9 bomber, attached to JTF 132.4, wai investigated

to determine whether a TG l32.2 security interest erdsted. The investi-

gation proved negative.

4. Clearances f.‘ The number of IQ” and NAGclearances granted during the period reflect-

ed the continued growth of the Task Force. At the end of the period, clear- \ auce requests nere on a current basis. .cQs clearance applications were not

processed in nearly so large quantities, but rather were on a replacement

basis.

The table below shows personnel clearance status’for. the year to ’ \ ’ _ date, for comparative purposes:

. wan Cl&ranoea . NACClearanoes C ; - . c’ . in effect . , $- . 31D= _ 31 Jan - so , i < .29 Feb . _ - P’. .:’ 31 Ller 4l

30 Apr 61. ’ / 31 w . 99.r ; 30 Jun 179

31 Jul 283

‘31 Aug 517

30 Sep 516

25 Ott p.s of 25 October, then, the personnel cleocence program for this

Tesk Group was well in hand.

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PLA~!INGFOR EVACUATICNtiD RE-ENTRY

In early September the need for finaUz3ng of evacuation procedures

bacame more pressirg. In particular the demands from Task Group Ele-

ments centered onthe need for timely establishment of logistical roll-

up requirements and completion of radiological plans for making island

installations as radlsafe protected against efallout’l contamination as

time and material would permit. r._ In answer to these operational needs preliminary plans uere drafted and instructions desseminated as information and equipment became avail-

able. On 8 September 1952, Standing Operation Procedures #5&10, Padio-

logical Safety Monitors Procedures were destributed. On 30 September

1952, a letter of instructions on Personal Equipment Inventory was

distributed. Annex L, Radiological Safety, to CTG 132.2 Operations

Order #2-52 which had been distributed on 20 August 1952 was dhanged as

I edditional information was received from t he Scientific Task Group. _ , * . On 1 October 1952, Annex H, Evacuation, to ClG 132.2 Operation 0 Order #2-52 was published. This annex set forth complete roll up “1 1,a I) ‘. -- instructions and prescribed a sequence of ev(rcuation. _‘.

-Radiation Detection Instruments, sperdpart$, batteries, and de- --

contamination equipment were coming in on MATSplanes and supply vessels .

throughout the period. Thes / were distributed-in accordance with instruc- ,I’ tiona contain’ed in the Radiological Annex of the Operation Order. On 8 I October 196, a letter concernig ItOperation of Radiac Detector Charger

PP 63O/PDs was published. On 22 October 1952 another letter of instruc-

tions entitled 6diation Dos d Control of Film Badges” was

iSSUed.

c &I 19 October 1952 the CJTF 132 published an Operational Directive

Number 1 (Mike Event) which was followed by Qperational Directive

Number 2 (MI Rehearsal) on 22 October 1952. The Task Group was given to

understand that these two (2) directives were the final Task Force direct-

ives which would be issued before Mike event.

In inplenentation of evacuation procedures GIG 132.2 issued ; TG -

Cperational Directivt Number 1 on 24 October 1952 which enphezied the

critical items of C’IG 132.2 Operation Order Number 2-52 pertaining to

the Zke Shot uld supplemented and aaplifed the evacuation instructions

CI’ contained in Annex H, Evacuation end Annex L, RadiologicalSafety. The

key to an orderly tmcuation was contained in bnnex A of the Operational

Directive which was a e Chronology of Zvents and Check. Listit.

In order to provide a check on the procedures prescribed for unit ._ evacuation a letter of instructiona concering an nEvacuati& Rehearsals_

nas distributed on 24 October-1952. This letter was in implementation of-. . .* CJ!lF 132 Gpiratio\nal Directive Numb& 2 con&nig an evacuation rehearsal. ’ I.. . Included in the rehearsal nab a tent of procedurea by an actual evacuation -‘ :. : -, ._ ’ ’ _’ ,.,:.,. .; - d _ c . of. representative groups of the foIlking Task Group ‘&ae&s:,‘Tl26th , AU,.:’ ‘j. .I 4th T Truck Co, 516th UP Svc Co, and TE 132.4.1.1. To further,‘in&re’:~. .‘;i, 3 ; _ .I ,,., -., i_ <*,_rq .;_ read&&s for evacu&ion a roll call fox&&on was prescribkd’and +U Ta&.-:--‘~, . I .- .- I.., Force Elements on Eniwetok Island held a formation to check morning report-’

strength figures. / . On 25 October all Task Fo&elenents executed tht practice ev?c&&n . : alld held tht prescribed roll call formation. Personnel wLre checked .’ __

against both unit ‘mornig reports and ptssanger lists already prepared \

by the ‘Pr:nsportation Section. .a pr&dures were tested and the practice ,. came off smoothly with every iodicction that the actual evacuation did not

present any insurmfunt~ ,.

_-, . .

882GP4 _-1 Ck L?tcevatng OS 25 October 1952 the CTG X32.2 announced that he

considered the..Task Group ready to accomplish its mission for the IQ=

event.

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. -- sECTION V

The tables and or statistics in the following pages are either in

amplification of the preceding text, or are appended for their-historical , . I value. r

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7126 373a 511th l! 4 T F&k 7131 OIC coaet 4931 Nave MP 8607 TOTAL AL Port Bn ZQEck COL-!&ad lsL aat_ - iaLL

29 Feb 24 0 0 0 0 0 1 16 1 0 0 42

31&r. 25 2 Ill 0 0 1 12 i 0 0 43 ‘, 30 APT 29 3“ .2 0. '0 1 25 1. 00 0 65

31&Y 30 3 a, '3 2 o 1 i 24 1 i0 0 69

3oJti 36 3, 3 5 l(4)* 1 29 1 0 0 86 (4).

31Jul 40 3 6 l(6)* 1 ,330 1 0 0 90 (6)+_

31Aw 42 ,: 3 6 l(6)+ 1 334 1 8 4 1W (6). 3os9P 46 0 .*ij .: ‘3 .'6 l(6)* l 1142 1 9 .4 118 (6)' l CIC Agenta

29 lbb 255 . o '. 0 111 27 0 0 '8; 31)ar 242 '1 13 113 27 0 0 389

3oA$k 233 ., 6 350 156, 33 0 0 5582

31 m 260 6 i 123’ . 27 0 8' 168 27 0 0 1 777 ,;..: .“,,‘,!, (,’ IO 0 30 sun 353' I. 5 , 124 520.' 8 186 26 'Pll . '156 '125' 'lma, 0 0 263 53 0 0 lo85 8 166 ;,%A% 444 ,o'_L ,,:;,l55s'\ , L:126 po3 o 289 45 3fI 1344 30 6ep 320 24 2o6.c 31 1438 NKl ALilVllI

DISCHARGED ARRIVED NAME DEPARTED L/T M/T R.EWXS

2 . 1 Sep USS Faribault Sep . 202 Signal & Navy Cargo

4 Sep USNS Merrill 9 Sep 4832 General Cargo

5 Sep USNS Morton 5 Sep 21 13 Passengers Embarked

7 Sap USS Agawam Refilled fuel tanks at Kwajalein

11 Sep USS LST 836 15 Sap 40 Passchgers Embarked G‘ 13 Sep USS Curtiss

13 Sep USS Carpenter

13 Sep USS Fletcher

13 Sep USS 0’ Bahhion

13 Sep USS Radford

17 Sep USN.5Bald Eagle 17 Sep 392 Refrigerated Cargo

20 Sep USS Grainger 20 Sep 67.2 Genral Cargo

i Sep Pendleton 30 Sep i652 4592 (.. 28 Sep USS Tolovana 29 Sep 3859.5 3757.5 FQL ,

30 Sep UNS Aultman 30 Sap 3s 94 2 Paasengeis _. Debarked

28 Sep USS-LBT 836 1 Ott &barked 28 _ Passengers

2 Ott USS Dephta +t 381 1643 General Cargo Debarked 4 Passengers

7 Ott PSS IST 836 Return from Bikini .

I2 Ott USCG Buttonwood 17 Ott Bouy project in Etiwtok I.aEoon

13 Ott USS Lgawam Arrived fro3 Kwajalein b M BBLS AVAGRSand 2.1 Y BBLS Diesel * . . 29 . l ' DISCHARGED ARRIVED M’:Z DEPARTED L/T K/T RZW.RKS ,-'_ 13 Ott USS Arequipa 11,act 366.1 606.9 Reefer Cargo

15 Ott USS Horizon 20 Oct. Oceanography project

LB Ott USNS Shanks

18 Ott USS LST 836 27 Oat

20 Ott USS Leo 779.3 1652.5 Gent1 Cargo for all Task Groups, Disembarked1 , Army Troop for = 1 2;~%,5 Civ za C’ 132.1

20 Ott uss Yuina 24 Ott 24 Ott USS Namakagon 25 Ott 51,'l81 PackagedPOL p:*,...ito n; 132.2 Tc 132.3 & H&N

222 236.3 POL to ?c 132.2 Tank Farm

24 Ott USS Tolovana 25 Ott 37 55 POL packagedprod to TG 132.2 & H&N 'Rqpsd off fuel to Nancy vessels. c10 Ott USNS shanks 20 act USIS Coluns 20 Ott USS Elder 20 act USS Arikara

20 Cct US.5Lipan / 24 Ott USS Horizon .’

- BACKLOAD

1 , &A& &!z mRKs USS Faribault - l’bwc GeneralCargo

USNS Merriel 1084 General Cargo

USS LST 836 776 Cargo for IJUR

UShS kiLtman 0.5 2.2 Cargo for Guam

USS Diphta 65.4 2u.3 Cargo for Kwajalein Honolulu,.SFPE

uss ruIna Towed the fuel barge YC%l.l& . L YCG-96 to Kwaj; tha YCG 96 being YON-146 self-propelled followedthe Yuma to Kwajalein *

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. Report of Air Traffic for 1 Sev - 25 Ott 1952

nmu?rD OUTBOUM)

Flights - 102 101

Passengers lLL6 1034 cargo 506,070lbs 81,110lbs

Mail 63,284lbs 63,941 lba

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__ WATERCONSIRPTION

Keek Total Island Per Capita Consumption Endins Uswe(Gels~ Strendh XeeaY Daily

11 Sep _ 445>550 1,507 296 42

1E Sep 464,930 1,593 292 42

25 Sep 445,890 1,6l2 277 39

2 Ott 423,490 1,652 256 37

9 Ott 488,050 1,690 289 4?

16 Ott 500,lso 1,706 293 42

23 Ott 490,310 1,714 285 4-l c ’

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OUTPLTILNTAECORD For Period28 Aug thru U .%ps , m a &J --AIR FORCE CDASTWJRD g KedicalVisits. lU5 831 44 244 0 26 7.!reetmnts(Total) l&l 1391 62 351 0 37 Gen Xedicine 311 218 20 61 0 12

Dermatology 967 790 U 159 0 6 Gen Surgery 15 9 5 -00 0 1

SurgicelDress 2.x 135 10 54 0 I.2

Ophthalmology 2 1 0 1 0 0 C Ear, Nose & Throat 216 131 x? 66 0 4

Physiothexypy m. 107 2 10 0 2 X&y 90

DentalVisits 157 . CompletePhys &mm 1 1

PeriodicExam 26 23 3

bnunizations l3 11

. , .! c w: 3 OUTPLTIENTRECORD For Period 25 Sep thru 29 Octm

m Nrivy AIR FORCE W!.RD m -_ -._wCOAST CIV Medim Visits- 1564 1096 117 307 0 44

Treatments(Total) 2734 1950 207 512 0 65

Cen Medicine 507 351 50 92 0 14 Dermtology 1042 830 4-I 156 0 15 Gen Surgery u 4 3 2 0 2

kl-giC8l he88 365 374 35 49 0 7 Ophthelmlogy 10 10 0 0 0 0

Ear, Nose & Throat 316 158 26 119 0 l.5 Physiotherapy 269 201 22 45 0 .1 X-Ray 214 122 32 49 0 11

DentalVisits PO 249 22 39 0 '0

Flt Phys Exam 5 0 0 3 0 2 CompletePhys &am 58 5L 1 3 0 _ 0

Periodic&am 71 38 4 0 0 . 32 ImrpuniZStiOnS 11, 3.l 0. 0 0 0 C, TNFORWTIONALAND EDUCATIONIL ACTIVITIES FOR MDNTHSOF SEP ANDOCI 1952

Educational activities of this comma-d d&ing tlhe months of Sep and Ott

1952 are as follows:

Correspondence Courses

High School Level 19

College Level u

Cooperating Colleges 2 . TOTAL 35 I rb ., kpplications for tests and examinationa

End of Course Teats 7

GED High School Level 16

GED College Level 2 TOTAL 34

. Tests and examinations completed and passed GED High School Level 27

GEII College Level 2!! (5 TQTAL 55 Self teaching Courses

High School Level 7

College Level ,7 \.

Vocational 12 TCTAL 25 w Educational .and Vocational Counseling

Interviews 160

Follow-ups &O&

TOTAL 264 - _- . l.aRmz~izzx+i 1PrGvities during Sep ard Ott 1952 are as follows:

’ -_ Atomic Times News Sheet _ 30,100 copies

. This news sheet was .distributed daily Monday thou Friday. 750 copies

daily. Distribution included 132.3 vemels anchored in the lagoon.

Several types of Armed Forces information materials were distributed.

Radio Station WILE continued operation throughout the period. k total .

of 1,002 hours of broadcast and 27 hours of maintenance. Seventy- seven (77)

hours were spent in programing and sixteen (16) hours in trenscription ceteloging. c

--) ‘. INTER-ATGIL AIF! TRLRSPG...ATIO,F; >ASSB,GE=? PIIRT CARXIED Hcu.ss

J anuaxy I.69 U6

February - 472 320

h=h 994 561

April LW 421

bY L&O2 461r

June 1,251 443

JfiY 1,506 August 2J.47 405/55 1,927 September 3,485 920/25 3,564 October 4,595 863/P 4,845

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NO. IN NO. OUT' Mb FRED EMER WONNE u GENE OlliER PAX cimx -----TYPE b!ONTi'OPN OFOPN ------M.m SeP 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 6 o act 1 0 31 5 0 0 0 0 0 121 0 WB Sep 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OCiG 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

AVR Sep 1 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 - act 1 0 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 z 0

I;uKW Sep 1118 326 129 27 9 16 585 2370 25 Ott 20 261 210 44 23 107 1092 4133 0 LOL Sep 1101 1578 348 89 367 617 753 26340 40144 act 1514 1310 327 15 332 517 785 42131 31532 LOJ Sep 232 0 13 31 75 114s 34010 Ott , z 352 I.2 14 145 47 1740 37217 LCPL Sep 0. 0 0 2 3484 0 Ott >,$r 0 0 0 1 4289 0 LCVP Sep 25 6 0 0 2 Ott l.84 11 : 0 0 2 , YTL SeP 6 0 0 0 0 0 9282 Ott la 0 0 0 0 0 720s WATER Sep 0 42 0 7 1265 0 TM1 Ott 2 lo 45 346 1369 0 UNIiHISTORY TASKGROUP 132.2

(JOIXTTASK FOFCE l32)

EERTR INSTALUENT

, SPEC3ALSU3JECT . . ‘L : (TASP;croup PARTICIPATION m 161sEvE;FT)

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. . ThST.CFW 132.2 JTP *l32 LPJ E7 a/o FY, dn Frr:.circo, Cillf. 316.7 - 3rhcealnr;

- I 1. Befewcr is mmdo to latter, your tcrrdg&zters, fila .iG31 mbJoct 81 noto, datd 27 Oato?w 1952.

2. In ACCOrdureO rfth r8fA~‘UiCr obm8, in8tibWJt nlubsr .i ofthr hlrtoq of t!m task Group ii tranwdtte;l hweulth.

Prop Off

;.;t; - r 1‘ &pirr fmn1rh.d:C-X i32.1(1) NSCAl

CJTF ti - copies1 & 2 of 10 clc 132.1 - COFy 3 Of 10 CTC 132.3 -, copy 4 of lo Pers 0 I cn 132.1, - co;y , 5 of_ 1n_T __ , AC files - COFF 6 & 7 Of lo_ 8 Eistorian'E 132.2 -

-‘--- - , BEST AVAILABLE COPY UNITHISTORY TASI(GRXJP1~.2 (JOIHTTAS FmtzE132j EIGHTHINSTALLXE!NT SPECIAL SJBJ?XT (TM GROUPPAiTICIPATIGN iN LUKEEVE&T)

’ #I’ a’ ;’ p. 1st Lt, A06 H!Lstorian /i’ TbSK mNF 132.2 :.1?TiCIFATICN ‘=:’ :!IXII(EEVENT

As-the Tcsk Group ap roached the climax period preceding the

!JlIE detonation many of the prepared plans and procedures were un-

folded and put into execution. The many hours of preparation and

planning wre now put to final test. &uccess or failure of the Task

Group support for the MIKE phase depended upon each person perfonrLnC

his duties as planned. ubst complex and difficult task assigned to

TO 132.2 during Operation IVI was the necessity for the complete

evccuation and reentry of all personnel from and to Zninetok Island.

In order to corpletely understrnd the actual partlcioation of

the Task Group, a certain part of the beckground of the operation

should be explalned.

The Task Group Commander wrs assigned the specific mission tot

a. Support CM 132-l in the conduct of his mission.

b. Prwlde for the ground security of %I-etok Atoll, co-

oraineting his effort tith CT0 132.1 during the shot phase.

c. Operate the Slgnd Communications System.

d. Conduct evacue.tion of personnel and equipment from

Enlv-etok Island .

e. Conduct re-entry,,opexations after W Hour.

f. Be prepared to’conduct decontcninntlon upon -entry to Enir.etok Island.

g. Provide for the rcdiologlcel safety of Army personnel based on Enivetok Island.

Army znd contractor personnel marked together in preparing the

equipment end buildings for protection against blest snd inclement

me&her. All tindons were left open, doors wre removed, e.nfi ce*&n

structures tied dorm. In addltlon, c3l exposed equlpwnt ?LLScovered

rith selvnged csnvns for protection. This ?ro,ject involved many m

hours.

On 19 October 1952; the CJTF 132 published Operatlonsl Mrectlve f Number 1 (I4KE Gvent) tich gave this Task Group the sOon sign for

publlcctlon of It’s orrn ooerctlon orders. So to Implement evrcuctlon

procer:ures, Cl?3 132.2 Issued TO Operatlonol Directive, Number 1 on

24 October 1952. This emphsslsed the crltlcol items of CM 132.2

Operctlon Order, Number 2-52 pert*lnlng to the hlIKE Shot and supple-

mented and amplified the evocuntlon instructions contained in Annex H,

Evzcuntlon and Annex L, Radlologlcdl Safety. The key to the 0tierI.y

evncuatlon mcs contained In Annex A of the oporntlonal. dlrectlve, which i WCSe Wuonology of Zvents &Check List”.

In order to pawide o check on the procedures prescribed for unit

evacuotlon c. letter of Instructions concerning cn %vecuctlon !%3hearsaln

~?a dlstrlbuted on 24 October 1952. This letter nns In llnp7.ementntlon ._ of CJTF 132 Operntlonnl Mroctlve Number 2 prescribing an evncuatlon

rehezrsol. Included ln the z&err&i vas c test of procedures by an / cctuol evCountlon of representntlve groups of thefbllomlng Task Oroup

Elements: 7l26th AU, 4th T Truck Co, 516th UP 9vc Co, snd TE 132.4.1.1.

To further insure recdlness for evocu?tlon, D roll col.l fO23atlOn vns

prescribed and zll Task Force Elements on Znlvetok Islmd held n form-

ation to check morning report st Fenrth=*

c On 25 October ,-11 Tnsk Force Elezents executed the practice

evncuetion and held the mescribed roll c:ll fcrmtion. Personnel

Tre checkei ap.*inst both unit wming reports mnd passenger lists

rlrstdy prep.-.red by the Trensportction Section. m procedures mre

tested end the reherrscl --s executed smoothly 4th every inti.c,*tion

thct the n&u?3 evacuation ws-ld presmt no insurzmxtrble obst,-cles.

On the waning of ?! October 1952 the C?G 132.3. retorted to

CJF 132 comiiiered the Tnsk Group reedy to nccoxpli& its nission

for theYIKEw event.

The evmxction of ‘&xiv-etok Island md supcort =ive$.to TO 132.1

YS ccmied out accor&ng to publighed plnns. Bo dlfWxltles =ere

encountered th;t ,-ltered my of the plms.

Chronology of Tvaxta vrs QS follomt

On 26 October (?L6), the 511th T Port Colony noved aboar? the

USi! Collins ct. 1800 hours. Throughout the remSnder of the re:k the

coapany continued Its mrk dettis ashore ?nd its stevedoring operations

fmm the ship. Thii set-up provided an cmple lrtm pool for the CTG

132.2 to perfona evncuation nis3ions. On this same day, in order to

rssist in mnning cocumnlcntions for Headquarters, JTF 132, an initipl grmp of fifteen (15) enllsterl men from the X?X Det-ch?ent -ere zoved

&oarc? the USS Estes. _Yiitimtl tcle?hone, rrdio equipment, cm+ spcre /’ parts r7ere empliec! TG 132.3 nnd TO l32.lto mgment their sign-1 facilities for the sumort of the Tnsk Force.

On 27 October (L-5), Signal section supported the cvccmtion of . JTF 132 from site Elmer by Installing ~1 SCR-503 rrf!lo set in the office of J-3, JTF 132 for circuits J-100 and J-302. .B rcdio set SCM05 ws

BEST AVAILABLE COPY instelled In the office of J-2, JTF 132 for circuit J-204, Six (6)

enlisted men from signal section vere furnished J-5, JTF 132 to aug-

ment conzunlcations personnel on the USS E#stee. These personnel bo&-

ed the USS Estes on U-5.

On 28 October (U-4), ammunition, emergency zntlons, end CXWRserve?

rrerpons nere moved aboard the USNSCollins during the day. In the

zfternoon rodiac Instruments nere placed abonn for use of x-entry f ’ decontamzlnation teams if nfalLoutn sbnuld become n hnzarcl. A comrnx&

c&Ion center radio stcttion, and field telephone system mre in.stXUed

on board. The evccuctlon of TO 132.2 VIM supmrted by lnstcllction of

a re.dio set SCR-608 on circuit J-26 on twrd md a rr?io set 3X&508

on the Fred personnel pier opercting on cixuit J-100. This radio net- . mrk assisted the Beachmaster in timely evaountlon of tzvops and boat

dispatch. Sufficient equipment for 0 field telephone system on board

ship PM established. Radio sets SX-300 were avcllnble to support c the Combat Security Force M 132.2 in the event It wcs needed. Be- ginning ct 1800 hours locding began from Personnel Pier of nil personnel

thct could be spcred. The loadzlng pxvceded am~othly and, except for

some difficulty ccused by awlls in the lcgoon, no difficulties m

encountered.

On 29 October (M-3), loading oontinued throughout the day. At

approximately 1800 hours -khe flnd loading Iof major elements of the

Trsk O’IWUPKS completed. Six (6) enlisted men vwc sent to the US8

Curtlss to perform orderly duties for the offlcinl observer group.

Tr;enty (20) ad;itionLl enlisted man cera sent to the Curtiss for mess

and housekeeping duties. Four (4) rodLo technlcicns and three (3) crypt0 opirctors -erc furnished the USS Ponflovc to cugnent the COTS

olunications and crypt0 section of M 132.3. Py 1900 hours only es-

sentlcl mrk dctcils and control personnel mxe left on Ehlmetok Islmd.

On 30 October (!d-2), additional personnel WC= sent to the USUS

Collins cs their duties ashore terminated. At l&l hours the pets

(principally dogs cud cats from Parry md %iwtok Islcnds) -ere locded aboard the USINSCollins. Operation. of the oommunicction center: rr.dio station, and field telephone systems began and mere main- tnined on LI tz-enty-four (24) hour basis. Operation continued until reentry on Fred on Al f 1. In cd’ition, a tining circuit wcs established on board ship on both channels of J-113. The circuit ms not sstis- factory honever, end the Slgncl Section, through the use of the PA

System of the ahip coordinated the time broadcast end instructions to tmopa. Radio circuits established on board w?e, J-ln0, J-ll3,

J-302 and J-3zL. A minimum of signal traffic ms handled thmugh these fxflftles due to the cmuded condition of the radio circuits .

Priority traf’fic,frequently VES rerouted through the rcdio f&.litlee of the USNS OoIlins to avoid delays. /

sM” Day and “H” Hour were confirmed at 2lP hours.

Comand Post for TO 132.2 rraa eatoblisbed aboard ship on 30 Oct.

1952 and operotions of staff sections continued insofnr cs possible in c normd umner. / 3l’October wa I&. At approximately 0850 hours all VIP’s depcrting the atoll arrived at the personnel pier, Site Fred. They were trkcn by bus to MPTSTerminal. By 0930 hours oil depcrting planes mere drborne. Thmughout the day ,additional personnel

. r released fro= cssenti.-1 duties r&ore acre trmspoz-td to the us!S

collins. ht 1150 hours the rraln pore+ station ms shut off, BY 1230

hours all emergency g:nerttors nerc in operattion. At 1500 hours the

telephone exchange closed. In occordancc s%th evacuation plw,

ct 1530 hours , Colonel BurFltt, CTC 132.2 and the last personnel to

be ev:.mated by To 132.2 departed fron the personnel pier for the US!S

Collins. Fkminlng on the isl-nd ~8 the Special Vpper Air Rather

Detachncnt, consisting of one (1) officer and ten (10) airmen. Abo,?rd

ship at 1900 hours, the first of e series of announccnents stntlng that

i.XD shot muld be detonated wrs made over the ship’s public address

systen. i;mtectlve measures to be adopted agadnst light flash and

blast effect wre broadcast to FIL pcrsonn

1 !?ovember ms Qii Day. MIKE Shot ms detowted at 07l5 hours.

ALL pcreonnel not on duty r?ere permitted on deck to observe the shot.

Operational Order #2, %-entry aftor XIK!Z Zvont, dated 1 November

1952, was published and distrlbutod on board ship. This directive prescribed the debazkatlon of all passenger elements from the USNS

Collins and the re-ostabllshnent of the Mwetok Island facilities. ,. 2 Novenber nns designated by CJTF 132 LIS reentry dry for l’U __

132.2.

At OS00 hours, Co1 Burrltt, CM 132.2 rind Lt Co1 Collhon, TO 132.2- -

&h&e Officer, mere pick d F up from the USNSCollins by a heli- / copter operating from the Aircraft hrrier Rendova end ccrrled to

Eni-ctok Islmd. The USk.3Collz%ns rc?-entcred the lagoon at approximately 1030 hours. At Ill0 hours the odvsnoe parties fmm Xl 132.2 began debarking. of the Task Gmup was ashore.

BEST AVAILABLE COPY Debarking z-r,-ngcmcnts wnt scoothly -nd the work of the s&l boct

cwcs opcxting from the USS Oakhill 4s outstinding.

_A ground survey of Eniwtok Island ras made by the TO 132.2

Rodlsafe Officer. The rodiologicol results rere negative, except

for c “hot” F& Jet fighter mh;fiichhoc! made M emergency lmd3ng on

Snirretck &-strip. TMs plane had been used as a sampler pick-up.

Samples of the nCloudn mre still in place snd the plane was plxed

under guard. Subsequently the samples pere removed and shipped to

Los iAla3x.

The TG S-4 wde a survey for any damzgc resulting fron b!EE shot.

Virtually no damage -os discovered. The 8-r line into the lagoon

had bcon displaced from the msnholc, and transmitting equipment in *

3uilcling fi had considerable condonsattian and other enter effects that

required tncnty-four (24)hours drying out perM. The door frmes of

the B-50 hanger had bocn slightly sprung by the blast. The eaergency

generators md KU equipment ncre in good oondition. The electricdl c poner mas on .-nd the telephone system operating b 1230 hours. The

Consolidated &se -as reedy to serve hot meals four (4) hours after

re-entrlng the islmd. Hex-ever the first aenl ma delayed approximtLLy _

13 hours due to the hrsh rnter being turned off. Facilities at the - hospitrl mere re-established lmmedictely. B:y 1600 hours all island -

f:.osKties mere operationol”for all practlcdl purposes. The rwid re-

establishment of facilities ws due to the whole hearted effoti of

cl1 pcrso:?nel in the Mtial ro-entry groups and conpzatlve lack of

dotwge from the effects of WlCE blast.

8 * . . ., - m. ’

UNIT HISTOHX

TASK GROUP 132.2

(JOZ?iTTASK FORCE I-32)

NINTH INSTALURIT

(TA%GRXlUP PARTiCIPATIU?iIN KRGEVENT) 4- - . Y -

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(TASK mum ~.~ICIPAT~ON IN KING EAT) TASK GROW 132.2 PARTICIPATIONSI!? KIYG %YNT

In preparation for nKIBGn event the Commander issued Operational

Directive PO. 3. This directive ‘css written to cover the activities of

Kl"16 the Task Group through 13 November which bad been designated as IL&% day.

To support the overall Task Force mission, TO 132.2 ms assigned

the following tasks:

a. Support CPG 132.1 In the conduct of his mission. c b. Provide for the ground security of Eaiwetok Atoll, during the period of KING event.

c. Operate the signal communications system.

d. Be prepared to evacuate personnel from Eniwetok Island as may * be directed by CJTF.

e. Accomplish measures for protection of TG 132.2 material and

equipment.

s. Be prepared to conduct decontamination of Eniwetok Island in

.tho event of fall-out. L p. Provide for the radiological safety of personnel based on

Eniwetok Island assisted by CPE 132.h.l.l ,

Preparation for KING day WLBrelatively simple because evacuation -

of island WBBnot required. A special safety bulletin was issued tiich’, _

specified personnel safety measures to be adopted and also provided

warning signals to Indicate necessity for e.n emergency evacuation in

the evctnt’ oi adverse radiological conditions a.rising after KING shot. Y - _ 9 November 1952 UBS KX Day. All rehearsal activities were implemented,

including a test of all commun~oatfon ayeterns to be used on K Day.. A

security sweep of the Atoll uas conducted. Task Group Participation in King Event (Cont’d)

On 10, 11 and 12 November, all K day procedures were checked and

final plans verc! completed, A uystem for continuous monitoring for

rodioactiv.= aFall-Outw on Enivetok Island after KIPG Svent WLBestablished.

By 2130 hours on 12 Povembar 1952, when the ftnal confirmation of H rlour

as 1130. Bsld K Day es 13 November 1952 MM issued by CJTF 132, the Task 3‘ Group vas prepared for KING Svent. A second CO~~~ic8tiOne faCiliti.36

,- check was made on 10 Royember 1952. I Preparatory activities on K-2 (11 Nownbrr 1952) were limited to the

briefing of all Task Group officers et loo0 hours on KING shot procedures

end e recheck of commuications procedures.

At 1700 hours, 11 November, the Official Obsemer Party arrived et

the UTS Terminal on Kniwetok Island. The group was velconed by Maj Gen

P.W. Clerkson, Rear Admiral Wilkins, Brig Gem Walk and Vise, Co1 Geo 9

Burritt and’other senior staff members of the Task Force elements In the

forward ares. After the welcoming ceremony, the party we escorted to

Perry Island. 3

The activities of the Task Group on K-l (12 November) centered on -. final preparation for KIETGShot,

At 060c,hours on K Day, Task Group personnel began those activities _

necessary to preoere for the anticipated drop at lip hourn. 4t 1130 / hours, the P-Your VBR delayed until El0 houre. The drop was subsequently

postponed for a period of 48 hours.

All preparations were begun anew on 14 November end all was emin in

readiness on the morning of 15 November 1952. Again, unfavorsble weather

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condition6 necessitated a delay of 24 hours.

16_fovember 1952 was nov designated K I!ay’. The Task Group Operations

Center checked all communications systems including the public addrsss

syst-m which had been set up for thle event. All element8 of the Task

Group were notified that 16 Bovmber vould be a duty day until after

XIXG evt=nt had taken place. Measures necessary to minimize the blast and

thermal eff*cts of the detonation were completed by loo0 hours. All f- other prqarations vnre completed on schedule and by 1115 hours. Units

were in positiono observe the shot. The official observer 4toup from

Parry Island u-we assembled at thi Officere Beach Club on 3nlvetok Island.

Visibility on this day VBB excellent. The pickup of the voice transmission

from Joint Task Force Opsratlons Center and the drop aircraft UENreceived

c1fwl.y. At lljo hours the bomb was detonated over point rem. Task’

Group personnel were permftted to vitness the phenomena until 1145 hours

at vhlch time all unite were diemissed for the noon meal. By 1400, the

C’ Official Observer Group had departed from MS Tsminal. The Task Group

remained in standby etatus, ready for evacuation in tha event that heavy

radiological contamination from sfall-outa would nake the island untenable. -'

Tho conpltlon was continued until 1630 hours at which time an “all clear” _

message MB received fron Headquarters, Joint Task Force 132.

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1. In order to effect rapid disposition of forces and equipzm at

the conclusion of operation IVY, the Gomander, Joint Tat: Force ~33

issued his Operation Order Number 3-52. The Comander of Task Grcur, 132.2

was assigned the following tasks by this orderr

a. Establishment of a reduced Array element which will conticue

to provide military security and certain base facilities at Eniwetok Atoll.

/ b. Return of personnel to the gone of the Interior or other I appropriate destination in accordance with ourrent directives. ! o. Shipment or storage of all requirements and smterial no

longer required for Operation IVY as soon as it becomes surplus. ,

2. Included in the above are the following tasks:

a. Assumption of operational control of JTF 132 militciry

forces remaining ir. the forvmrd area and deployment of these force; in

such a manner as to provide for continuity of operation and economical

expeditions support for CASTU.

b. Reestablishnent of the Form& Area Garrison Force and

provision of base facilities for tenant units and military personnel __

therein with prorata personnel au,rmentation provided by such units for _.

housekeeping function.

3. Thus CTG 132.2’s task was three-fold.

a. The reestablishmenf/ofI the Garrison koroe primarily as a “housekeep$ng” organization.

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b. The expeditions'pocessing end disposition of all cq,!

end supplies not needed durin; the gertlm phase.

6. The naintenonce of Atoll security aad

trainin; of the Garrison F'oroeas a fighting forcrecapable of eff-::;Dp

participation in ground combat.

4. A new Table of Distribution for the '7126thArmy Unit was subxsitted

to JTF 132. This table of distribution, if approved, will establish the , ./ , 7126th AU as the single Amy Unit of this task group, and will eliti!lete

the various separate units end companies non assised.

5. Concurrently with the submission of the proposed TD, revlsicr

of the various Alert end Defense plans of the Task Group began, 7hs

reestablishment of the Garrison Force also necessitated the re-rision

and promlgation of the training mission of the task group and the mrious

training directives.

6. Roll-up of supplies and materiels at the conclusion of Operrtion

( ,i IVY RZLSto have been ao3omplishedt

a. By shipment'of those supplies, etc., which would not be _, ._ needed for Operation CASTLE or which oould not be setisfaotorily

maintained in the forward mea*

b. By storage in the forward area, when feasible, all supplies

and equipment which would be required for Operation CASTLR end which / are not required for the support of the Task Group during the garri_on

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7. Activities of the tnsk group in this connection incluce.!

a. Handling and shipment of over two thousand tons oi CZ~;,

to the Zone of the Interior.

b. Closing out and preserving by caoooning in place or d_,. 1

noons all coamnications equipment not required during the Garriscn

Phase. This included the closing and sealing of the Coxmmioations

Center on Parry Island and the con&motion of a dehumitified root in l-- I \, the signal warehouse for the storage of miscellaneous items of signs!

equipment, such as radios, telephones and radiac instrunents.

c* The collection and prooessing of all World War II type

vehicles for shipment to P’ECOM.

d. The reduction of Navy surface craft in operation ool:ri~T.ezt

with new requirments and the shipment of the craft excess to tJ e

requirements of the task group.

‘I e. The reestimtion of air lift requirements inc?iZ~soi;. __. P slaell aircraft requirexmts for Eniwetok Atoll and likTS flights requirements 8. The general clean-up and police of Eniwetok and the i.mprovema_nt

of facilities and activity which was necessarily somewhat linited during

the Operational phase was resumed shortly after the conclusion of the

Operation.

c The jobs were broken down to the various aeparunems wx.nmg LUG sections a8 follow:

AUTOWI’IVEDEPT

Engine8 replaced or repaired . 11

-Transmissions replaced or repaired 10

Pumpequipment repaired 1

Clutches replaced or repaired 13

Processed for issue to using unit 39

Replace drive sheft and/or acrew 3

Replace or repair axle assembly 4 .

Reqlece epringe 4

Reprir brakes 5

Replace radiators 3

CPRKWTIONAND IGNITION DEPT I Rebuild fuelpumpr ll’. # . Rebuild starter 15

Rebuild generator 12

Rebuild aarburator

Rebuild and adjust regulator

_ Rebuild maei& cylindera ‘~ . _ Rebuild whell cylinders

Rebuild distributor

Tune Engine ,/

Repair air compressor , _. R&lld nater pump UTERIAIS HANDLIKFQUIPMENT DEPT

Monthly scheduled maintenance inspections 31

Semi annual secheduled maint inspection 1

Processed for issue to using unit 8

Remove end replace radiator 4

Repair brakes or reline. brake shoes ;

Repair mid tune engine Includes rep1 of

CkIparts 26

Repair and replace &me, train units 6 .

Repair or replace steering assembly 4 *

Repair hydrulic lff’t end chain drive 3

Misc. small repairs . 15 - RUVY EC?JlpUEXTDFPT . Rebuild crane 2 1 T.’ ., Repab engtie on 3CC cu in compressor’ :‘ Repair starter of RD 5 tractor 2 . 5> Tighten &ck on heavy crane _ 1. ._ , ,. c Connect up mid adjust generator8 2 I .- . .’ - L _ ;. :,. -- _ iWl’C BODYREPBIR AND WEZDING DEZT I . _. ; . 9j- ._ “: ,;_ . l/4 im 4x4 bcdy rebuilt .- / __.- -_ + 3/4 ton body rebuild 3 ’ - I F+ators repaired , -L . _ / 9* Z.&c. body rep& 16

Misc. welding jobs this section l.2 - _ Misc. welding jobs for other sections 11 . . .

l ’ . warehouse. During this same period two (2) men frun this section were

B’- on secial duty with other elements of the-task force at Elmer

i . . On 26’October all necessary preparations of the shop, equiment

and erea for the evticuation phase of tht oper&ion bad been completed.

c. Commissary Operation of thb refrigerator bank continued

’ in excellent condition and no major breakdown or maintenance pr’oblea;

encountered. The following operations were accomplished during

report period: . . .

r : &E, Ott _ * Raticm issued 4wx 46,500 c : ‘, _. Value of.rationa $62,8ll.%. $61,523.17 . ,. , Subsistenanceunloaded from . ’ .. .4., suPPlYships , 449 tbns - 248 tons . C-rat&a issuedt0 sectionsfor . _ . . . . I . : -, ,- evecuation _ - 2,970. - . , . . ‘~ :. C-rationsloaded on USNs ColB.ns'for ’ , 7 ,- emergency - ,’ 1 9_ . - : .’ I : 2,017 _ . c. ’ - e. _. - _. . - 1 ., ’ _ I, -. Subsist&me soid to &v$ vessel& : i:k c ‘? :- .. c . . .:. r. i- ;“t- . . uss&arn:* :’ -y, ( I - . . &35Q.o8!~ # ,2;22 . .:. ..-t -, 1 5. jJ> c*, - -.. . ) - 1‘. .,:; .. ‘- -. _ v_T 836- :. :.;, _‘x : ; r ~ ..- :‘T+ ’ i,228.96 I* _ .’ - .T,, ._ \. ~ ,, .i . ._ I .‘. :* . I/ .USS Oakhill. - ‘ ‘, 7233.94;. 154.20 _ ._” . , ” _. I USS O~Bannon _. 107.29 .

USNS Pendleton. , ._ 248.08 . - ./ j. . > USS,Rendova 81.00 c Subsistencefkished'to Mr'Weather Unit at Bikini V365.06 79.94

Subsistence sold to ScrippsVessel Horizon 597.64 . W-

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. a . . 1 Bakery izue rd... ,r:\y . SEE $& *;_.: . .-; 3. Breedfast pastry. 30,712 50,712 . I Cakes I I . '735 728 7 -* .- ; . ‘Pfes ’ _ -*- ’ ’ 4,389 . .5$40

Hot Breed ,.-_ - -* 35,ooo ’ 4%~ i, .-, . &@d _.‘- _ 8,130 7,236 .I' BUIB,dos . - __I’ . '1,240 ’ ~ .: 1,566 Je*rolld ‘.-.’ ’ ?Obheetpana~’ ’ . _. :. . - ;. * (2)~mobil reffere were-loaned to Holmes and Narver for . _%O 1. ’ _ .’ : .- ‘“, ‘_’ I... y;‘_ i _ ‘\ refrigeration. needs at Bikini,’ -1 ’ _: a*‘-. ,. - * , . _ , * ,- ‘, : .‘.’ . . r ,~ The radsafing 6f !0;300 squkre feet &‘ttrrd.rareh&+ nas completed. _: . Six hundred. (bob) G&one mere issued to %he &ss Hell fir the ’ d. Qu&emster Lsundq The informetlon below shovts the amount

of production during this report period. kith the increase of personnel

strength in the Atoll Area the nork loed increesed proportionetly.

wNDU?.s PIECES . Wle Work, Army (Cash) 3,576 68,996

Bundle mrk, Officers (Cash) 1,158 21,306

Bundle &rk Air Force (Cesh) 792 . 14,054

Rmlle work Navy (C&h) 25 -488

&lk work Army [Credit) \’ 35,9;3

Bulk rork.Nevy (Credit) _ W98 .

Bulk i&k ‘A&r Force (Credit)- ’ ’ 9,272

Bulk work Hospital (Credit) . _i’r’=?

Bulk work all Other (Credit)- 483 ’ m iork; &Q (b&) : = . r 4.168 - . -_ &TAL -_. 5,551 . , 166,860

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Operations at POL during the months of September and October 1952

following gives the dates and a&u&s of Peizoleum products

received by POL during the month of September.

1. ‘1,774’darrela of diesel oil, received 2 September.) from the USS Agawam....:-. . . ._ 1 . . 2. U;ooO gdlons of moges 72 Octane, received 2 Se&nber from --,.-a . the ‘USS hgauam;. _ ’ - i .

3. l,i7~.$& of diesel oil received 26 Septeaiber from the ’ I :; '. :‘, .,-I USSAgawan. --_ :/ -, - '. I. y _- 4. 17,040 gallop 'ofmogp ‘72 &tam’ received ‘26 September from (-‘ . I . - _ .- ‘1. the USS &a&.:.- _; . ‘_ , *-.. _ 5. 50,369 gallons.of aviation -gasbl&e ll5/145 bade, received ’ *

26 Septemb&~from the USS Agay& .’ -, _ ‘.’ ’ ‘: __ . .’ -‘- * . c $i 6. 848 ga3lona of 65 &taii ‘gaa%e, z’eceivid +he 2&d. of Septeanbek . ..i . _ . fran the 6s G;‘&ge~. : _ - -. z_ -“.,..‘-y 1 - :,‘* __- .1 : ., :. -: . _, * ~~ *‘. On all p&&g operations listed above, there were m delay.5 and the . .

.’ _, . I : .x:-. . ‘-:- .. .. 3. l&3 gailon of. / 9250 oil,.’ which Tas &sued to the-US I:‘&’ ’ -’ . ’ -.. .’.

,4. 954 ga,llons of #llO ON, which was issued to the USAF - . , -.. <._ 5. 53 ga.llons of #3065 oil, which was issued-to thi USlP

6. 540 pounds of wheel bearing grease, which was issued to the

us Lrny motor pool.

& ‘* , . 7. ~-65 gaUona OS #90 gear oil, which wan ‘ked to the US Arg

motorpool.

8. l25 pouuds of ball apd roller bearing greaee, which naa issued to , . . - te the US Amy motor pool.

9. 250 pound8 0i general pxpose Pease #l, which waa .issued to the .a : . * .. lJs,_ralymotorpo01. *- ;: .‘ -.:. 10. +&I pounds of general purpose grease #2, which wee ieied t’ the ~~.~av-Jto~pool_‘: ._- ’ * ‘. .’ _-. *

Il. 212 gallonb of ~ckpound reet preaerviti~e,-which was issued to , H&N. ,. .. _ -. :, ;,.‘... ’ * < ,_ - ~‘. c 32. 371 gallons of dry cleaning solvent, ;;dlch 55 galloh &s issued _ _ J to the Us &qy.a&& pool, and 3l.8,&lc& to'I&N.‘: ";.. i -7

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