Upon arrival at Pearl Harbor on 7 Maroh, all OTC communications,including the special VHF RTTY/Voice circuits,but excluding the Task &=oup Common (C@ circuit, were deactivated. A land line TTY cticuit fim the MT. MCKINLEY to the I?TXRelay Station, pearl Harbor, was established,and the HF RTTY circuitwith Radio Honolul wan deactivated. The Comander Joint Task Force Seven and his staff embarked on the MT. MCKIuy at this the” The Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard provided additional telephone facilities to the MT. MCKINLEY, ALBEMARLE, CURTISS and BAIROKO for Conumnder Joint Task Force Seven, the Commanders of Task Groups 7.1, 7.3, 7.6 and key personnel of the Atunia Energy Ccmxaission.While at Pearl Harbor, additional Joint and Army registered publications (mainly crypto aids) were obtained frcm the Registered ~blioation6 Office, Pearl Harbor, for use during this operation. The latter had been provided by Army Security Agency for use of CJTF-7. Additional electronicsmaterial and consnunicatione supplies previously ordered were reoeived aboard tlw MT. MCKINLEY, ALBEMARLE, CURTISS and BAIROKO. At this time, arrangementswere made with the 14th Naval District to activate an HP Duplex RTTY (oircuit Able 3) upon de~rture of the foroe frcsnPearl Harbor. This circuit was t~ available for exclusive use of the flagship and Pearl Harbor and would serve as the prismry ccmmuniaation @mnel fm the task force while en route to Eniwetok. The MT. MCKISLEY (CJTF Seven and CTG 7.3 embarked) ALBEMARM, CURTISS, BAIROKO and ecreening destroyers dsprted fran Pearl Harbor 103 Section XI