c, Also planned were the construction of an expanded tape relay center and a completely new facilities control center, both to r be in building 15, ENIWETOK Island; the rehabilitation of the HF transmitter station, building 4, ENIWETOK Island; and the establishment of a terminal center for Headquarters, JTF SEVEN co~luni~~ion on PARRY Island, to be operated by TG 7.2 as in the past. d, An installation team provided by the Signal Corps ptit Engineering Agency arrived in late July, somewhat prematurely inasmuch as neither final plans nor project material were available. Furthermore, modifications to building 15 required to house the tape relay center and facilities control center had not been started. This was because of delay in providing firm requirements and funding authority to the contractor. Building construction was started in August, and although some confusion resulted, it was found feasible to begin the installation of the communications equipment while the construction was still in progress. AS a result, the installation was activated on a limited scale in November 1955, using tha old receivers in building 85 and building 89 for the Army and Air Force circuits, respectively. e, At the same time, work was progressing on the receiver station at JAPTAN. Here, sone delay was experienced in the erection of antenna towers by the contractor as well as in the installation of power and other utilities; however, sufficient progress had been made by Decenber 1955 to permit activation of the station. Following completion of the receiver station, the installation team was moved to the transmitter site. Here, initially, the installation of additional 71 . -.