4. Oporfitions: The Prcvost Mnrshol assumed opcrr.tionnlcontrol of tho TDY military police upon their arrival. Immodiato stops were tr.konto divido tho personnel into dctnchmonts for tho v[~.rious sites find charging thu officor nssignod to thct sito with the dr~winG of cquipmont o.ndproporty for his doto.chmonte Tho pcrzmncnt Military Polico Dotachmcnt fitENIWETOK Island sorvod as tho intcrmodiato issuing o.goncyo On 20 Fob 56 the first dctnchmont of onc (1) cfficcr ~,nd ton (10) EM nrrivod by ship at the PFG accompming MC security cargo- They bocmno the r.uclcusof the PARRY Island Dotx.chmcntnnd divided their tinw botwocn gurrding security cargo :nd improvins housing and living conditions. On 11 P,nd13 March 1956, tho advanco party of two (2) officors ~nd thirty (30) EN ~rrivcd by nir. The remaining porsonncl r.rrivodnbo~rd the USNS AINSWORTH on 19 W.rch 1956m During I&rch ad lipril1956, mililmry polico dctcchmcnts wore ~.ctivntcdon PARRY, RUNIT, ENYu, ROJOI,,TEI’fEIRIpUCCHI, ROMU. RIKKU and EWM.lW Islands rcspoctivcly. All dot~.ch.monts opcrntod directly under the control of the Provost Mnrshal at ENIWETOX Island. Dotnchmcnt Coumnndors wcro nuthorizod direct lirison with AEC Security Rcprosont?tivcs. Spccinl Orders for tho various posts ~.ndp~trols wero rcccivcd ?.ndmimoogro.phcdby the Qffico of the Provost 11”.rsh~l~Roccmmendod changes rindancndmcnts to Spccic.1Orders woro