METEOROWGX PART EIGHT Comments 1. Introduction. Much of the meteorologicalplanning for project SANDSTONE was based on the experiences and recommendationsof the meteorological unit that participatedin Project Crossroads. The participationof some of the key personnel from Crossroads in Sandstone made the problem of planning and operating a Weather Center ad the establish. ment of the atterriantmeteorologicalnetwork easier by providing through past experience a clearer understandingof the overall meteorological. probleme involved. 2. Mission. The mission of the meteorological unit as stated in Annex K to Field Order Nwzber 1 was feud to fulfill the requirementsplaced on the MeteorologicalSection by operating agencies of Joint Task Force Seven. 3* Organization. Eniwetok has been designated as a permanent atomic weapons proving ground. The responsible.ities of meintaini~ the area as a post Sandstone requiremmt have been delegated to CINCPAC. It is sugge8tedthat any post SanSstone meteorological requirements be made known to the weather agencies normally serving the SECTION 2ZI a .SJia@F