temporary duty uith Task Group 7.L, while Navy personnel continued to reoeive their mail through the Navy Fleet Post Offioe channels. 19. To alleviate the requirements of the Deparbnent of State that civilian empl~ees of the armed sefices and contract employeeswho desired to reenter the count~ must have passports, it was agreed that identificationcards issued either W the Department of the Army or Navy would suffice. To expedite issuance, the Department of the Amy fication Card was issued to Amy Identi- and Air Force employees and ~~avyIdentifi- cation Cards to civilians employed by the Nsvy. To expedite issuance of identificationcards to the Atomic Energy Commission Employees, these cards were procured from The Adjutant Generalt Office, Department of the m, b Sufficient number and issued direct~ th these employees through this office. 20. At the outset, the classified nature of the operation and the fact that the recommendationsof the Joint Proof Task Committee as to the fomation of a Joint Task Force were still pending approval of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, it was necessaw to use the heading on all letters and documents, IiOfficeof Lieutenant GeneGeneral Staff, Roa *319 Hull, P& O Division, U.S. A- the Pentagon, Washington 2s, D.C..W This was subsequentlychanged to ‘HeadquartersJoint Task Foroen and then to HeadquartersJoint Task Force Seven’’’whichcreated scme conihsion and delay in the receipt of mail. 21. Headquarters Joint Task Force Seven (Forward) was established at Fort Shafter, Ohhu, T.H. late in October. Lst Lieutenant Lsnnis W. Temple, AGD, on duty with Headquarters,USARPAC, was designated as the 9 Section XIII