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TASK UNIT INTERD! REPORTS AT THE TEST SITE
Technical Measurements,

Prior to the arr?.al of the Task Group at Eniwetok, It, E. C,
Vicars, USN had flown to the test site as advance representative for

Task Unit 7.6.6, arriving on § March,

On this mission Lt. Vicars

assisted in the planning for island construction necessary to acc. ate

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installations for technical measurements projects to be carried out by
TG 7.6.

Hull, he outlined the program in detail and continued to attend the
regular staff meetings of TG 7.2 as representative of TU 7.6.6.

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with the personnel in charze of island construction, the facilities
available for use by the Technical Measurements Unit and the relation

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of their work to that being carried on by the Bureau of Yards and Docks

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required for the technical measurements under TG 7.6 alone with a croup
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Meeting with representatives of TG 7,2 and tho staff of General

This was accomplished

within a few days after arrival,

Technical measurements being carried out under TU-7.6.6 were quite
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