scientific personnel, some of whom are already in the Forward Area, may be provided adequate services and support for their projects. 2. Instructions and Information for Personnel of TG 132.1 Traveling to Enivetok Atoll ; Revised instructions have been issued for distribution to personnel of TG 132.1 who are traveling to the Forward Area. (A copy of these instructions is attached as Appendix A to this install~ ment.) Information is given concerning identification cards, immuni- zations, contraband articles, personal and hold baggage, mailing addresses, emergencies, living expenses, check cashing facilities, recommended clothing and equipment, leundry service, recreational facilities, storage facilities at Honolulu, and military records and allied papers. <A final check list and set of instructions will accompany the orders issued for travel. 3. Travel Outside Continental Limits of the United States by Military Reserve Personnel and Registrants under the Selective Service System Written permission to travel outside the continental limits of the United States must be obtained prior to departure by all military reserve personnel not on active duty and all persons registered under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. The procedure for obtaining such permission from the various branches of service and selective service boards has been disseminated to personnel concerned .in TG 132.1. Forsecurity reasons personnel of TG 132.1 were informed to give only the following information when requesting permits for trips ae * NN to the Forward Aree: