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Visitors to the TG 132.1 areas at the forward area will be limited to
personnel of participating organizations and VIP's, the latter upon
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CLASSIFIED AREAS
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Eniwetok Atoll
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Danger Zone
Since 13 December 1948 a "danger zone" has been established around
Eniwetok Atoll.
This area is bounded as follows:
Beginning at a
point 10°15' N and 160°35'E, north along the meridian ot 160°35'E
to a point at 12°%5'N, 160°35'E, thence east along the parallel
of 12°45'N to a point at 12°45'N and 163955'#, thence south along
the meridian of 163°55's to a point at 10°15'N and 163°55'E,
thence west to the point of beginning.
Notic. of this area
has been published in air and marine navigational notices and in
the press. The State Department has notified all foreign
governments.
Closed Area
On 2 December 1947, by notification to the United Nations
(Zniwetok Atoll is a part of the Trust Territory of the Pacific
Islands, placed under the USA as the administering authority by
the Security Council of the United Nations), the United States
closed the area of the entire Eniwetok Atoll and its adjacent
territorial waters.
The territorial waters are those within a
three (3) mile limit on the ocean side of the islands of the Atoll
and all the waters inside the Atoll.
It is considered that the United States has every right to deny
access to Eniwetok Atoll and its territorial waters and that it
has the right to warn intruders in the danger area of potential
danger.
(3)
Other classified areas of varying degrees have been established
within Eniwetok Atoll:
(a)
Restricted area
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Parry Island
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Operational islands other than Parry Island.
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