whe CHECK CASHING FACILITIES Personal checks will not be cashed in the forward area. Travelers checks may be cashed at the Post Exchange, and postal money orders may be cashed at the post office located on Eniwetok Island. Travelers cheeks, certified checks, and cashier's checks of not over $50.00 each may be caghed by the camp operations contractor and used in payment of quarters and subsistence. CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT The uniform for military personnel will be prescribed by JTF-132, and full information will be issued at a later date. The following suggestions are offered for both military and civilian personnel in planning their clothing and equipment requirements: Recommended Amounts -Uniform (for military personnel ) Light weight cotton trousers & shirts (for (Shorts and short sleeved shirts civilians) or T shirts are most comfortable after danger of sunburn is passed) 6 to 8 6 to 8 High top work shoes Low shoes Swimming trunks (Swimming fins, goggles or face mask, and 1 to 2 pair 1 pair 1 Gym shoes Shower or beach sandals Light raincoat Hat, sun helmet, or cap with visor 1 pair 1 pair 1 1 breathing tube or "schnorkel" are also useful) Bath towels Sunglasses Extra pair corrective glasses 4 to 6 2 pair 1 LAUNDRY SERVICE AT ENIWETOK Laundry service will be provided for TG 132.1 personnel on Parry Ieland. Only | a limited number of pieces can be finished for each person, and the balance will be returned without ironing or pressing. No dry cleaning service is available. There may be no laundry service provided for persons temporarily quartered on Navy Ships, particularly transports. tp “s Sheets and pillow cases are furnished and laundered by the camp operations contractor. ,