RESTRICTED ay ad. sue meigral | aan 5 . Transportation of Cl jattiehlrhsermbts bd Between ZI and forward Area As outlined in JTF Security Letter No. 5, dated 30 august 1951, only Top Secret (non-Restricted Data and Restricted Data) requires couriering between the ZI and forward area. Such couriering is limited to the following: (1) Officer couriers of JTF 132 (including AC) (2) Army-Air Force security couriers (3) Navy officer messenger mail Lesser categories of classified matter may be hand carried by individual participants holding clearances commensurate witn the category classification of the material involved, or may be mailed tnrough APO channels, provided that all Restricted Data mail and that mail classified Secret, non-Restricted Lataust be sent via registered mail. All Program and Project Directors, task unit commanders, and heads 0. stafi sections are required to submit for Asst. C/S, J*2, an inventory in duplicate of all documents classified "Secret" or higher, and of any ConfidentialRestricted Data documents sent or carried to the forward area. Suitable repositories are available through the JTF 132 Liaison Representative elements at Travis Air Force Base, and at Hickam Air Force Base to assist persons hand carrying such items. Procedures have been established to provide Top Secret teletype service between the ZI and Eniwetok Atoll. Guarding Access to TG 132.1 classified areas will be regulated by military guards of the various services (Army MP's at Eniwetok Atoll; Marine guards aboard ships; and Air Police at Kwajalein). Personnel will be admitted to those areas on the basis of controls exercised by the Assistant Chief of Staff, J-2, TG 132.1, through the badge system and by request to the Cormanding Officers of the various military guard organizations (through collateral liaison with the respective J-2 Sections.) Personnel of TG 132.1 are required to present the proper identification to the military guard personnel at tne established control points in such a manner as to enable the guard to carry out his instructions for the particular guard post. By agreement with HQ, JTF 132, and with the Provost Marshal, TG 132.2, the Holmes & Narver guard force will provide a policing body to maintain camp discipline and order among the TG 132.1 civilian personnel (including Holmes & Narver personnel) and to provide a reposit®ry patrol for Holmes & Narver offices not covered by the military guard operation. Bell RESPRICTED