B. Planning for the On-Site Phase The date for the implementation of the over-all badge system has been changed to 1 September 1952 rather than 1 August 1952 as originally planned. Ivy badges will be issued to certain personnel aboard the USS Curtiss prior to this date. The Ivy Forward Area Identification Plan has been forwarded to Joint Task Force 132 and approved. This plan provides for indica~» tion by color code the type clearance the wearer has and the area to which he has access, Access to operational areas at Eniwetok Atoll, Kwajalein Atoll, or afloat, which are designated as "Operational" or "Exclusion" will be limited to wearers of Ivy security identification badges consisting of a colored insert laminated in plastic and equipped with a spring clip. Secondary identification such @s access lists and exchange badges will be required for access to Exclusion areas. Badges will normally be procured, assembled, and issued by CTG 132.1 upon delegation of such operational responsibility by CJIF-132. Badges will normally be issued to all "Q" and "TS" cleared persons who have need for access to classified areas ashore and afloat, and to NAC cleared personnel stationed on Kwajalein. Badges will not be issued to NAC cleared personnel stationed on Eniwetok Island. Badges will not be issued to personnel stationed afloat unless their duties require access to operational areas, ashore or afloat. Appro- priate badges, "Temporary" and "VIP", may also be issued to other personnel as required by exigencies of the situation. C. Holmes and Narver Personnel Security Processing Statistics maintained by Holmes and Narver Security Division for a four week period indicate that an average of 100.63 days is - 16 - /Z