Personnel for operation of all utilities on these base camps would be required throughout the experiment. Operation of Camp Services. The operation of camp services will include furnishing personnel and supplies for maintaining all incidental equipment and buildings of the proving ground. This implies operation of shop facilities such as equipment repair, electric, plumbing, painting, garage and boat repair throughout this period. Other camp services include the operation of housing and messing facilities, recreational facilities, laundry, and cold storage or reefer plants with the maintenance of uninterrupted supplies required by these operations. Fur- nishing equipment and personnel for unloading, warehousing, and distributing these supplies as well as construction materials and equipment is also included. Freight Handling, It is recommended that all freight destined for Eni- wetok Atoll, with the exception of military freight consigned for the use of the military garrison at Hniwetok Island, be directed to a central assembly point in the Zone of the Interior. This point could effectively be a warehouse in the Los Angeles harbor area, to which procurement items from vendors would be consigned, as well as scientific equipment. At this point, such re-packag- ing as necessary would be accomplished, and the assembly of loads for surface or air transport would be accomplished in a systematic related manner. All such freight would be appropriately marked and insofar as possible, would be consigned at this point to the individual island in Eniwetok Atoll, in which it will be ultimately used. A code mark would accomplish this and would enable considerable elimination of re-handling at Parry island. Freight could also be marked with an identification number for accountability. It is recommended that the integration of freight handling and consignment, both in the Zone of VI - 6