Becftusoof the tcmpor~. ry usn~c of tho clothing r.ndthe possibility thnt an inoquitflblasituation would r.rise,Q request wns mado for authority to purch~.scthe items M organizntionatlclothing for return by tho individuals to his organi~ntion upon his dopnrturo. This rooommcndntionwas ~pprovod~ Tho only sourco for Class X Kh~ki in the CONUSWPS tho rosiduc from surplus ROK Army stocks which wos prc. domirmntly small sizes. Tho CQMG stipulfitodth~.tthis clothing oould bo providod only in assorted sizes. Loc~.1oulling rove~lod thnt approxim~tcly 7,000 of o~ch 10,~0 uniforms wero not us~.blc; this doficioncy wns grootcr with trousors th~n with shirts. CIOthing was cut nnd sown ct the r~.tecf 2(Y? garments por d~y~ It is beliovod impcr~tive thnt upon dcploticn of existing stocks, tho newly approved sumncr uniforms (Army r.ndfl.ir Force short sleeve and short tr~usor) must bo nwdc Pvailablo for s~le in tho QblSnlcs Storo and.that personnel ~ssigncd to this slmtion, oithor PCS or TDY, must ,., bo instructd to bring this uniform with him. (d) Sorvicc shoos: Asupply of service shoos for the tnsk force wns roquisitioneclfrom the CQMG, but sinco the item was no longer nn item of issue ~nd CONUS stooks wcro oxhnustod, the requisition was cancollod- Sufficient stocks were on hcnd for RndSafo purposos with some odditioncl qu~tntitiesremainin~ for gcnoral issue. Tho additionfilquantities, however, were not sufficient for D.11task forco porsonnol duo nw.inlyto e.poor size ~ssortmento Shoos wore furnished to pormnont pnrty personnol md SEVEN Forword, on m Hq JTF- ‘until stock was oxhaustcd” bnsis. aim No