Adjutant @neral for the Oahu Echelon. His constant devotion to dand hard work in that position was atstandhg* He was assisted by CWO Allen Freeman and five (~) enlisted men who jotied the section as the volume of work increased there. 22. During November a turn over in officer personnel necessitated the securing of replaceme.l+s for tie Air ~d Amy officer repreaenti”tives in the Adjutant GeneraIts Section. There was, as can be expected, a time lag in obtaining these replacementsWith Air Force replacement for llajor~vond created some problems. The E. Hickman becane ill after only two days duty and was hospitalized and in turn 1st Lieutenant Francis L. Zinkand, USAF, was received in his place. Major Dwight T. Hamersley reported on 25 November as replacement for kjor Arthur Raney. Early in December one (1) Officer Courier, Captain Cowan S. Hill, was placed on tempora~ duty with this office to transmit documents classified Top tSecretand those contaimhg Restricted Data, between Washington and Oahu and the Forward Area. In December it became necessaryto send two (2) enlisted men forward to Fort Shafter to assist Lieutenant Temple there. In Wnua~Major Hamersley and T/3 Kelly moved to Oahu, and the remainder of the section moved forward as individ~s, GarlenR. B~ant, reporttig to Oahu, U with Lieutenant Colonel Feb_,the day prior to the opening of the Headquarters at Fort Shafter and the establishmentof Headquarters Joint Task Force Seven (Rear), in the Pentagon, Lieutenant Colonel John F. Taylor, AGD, had reported on 22 Decesmer and he functioned 10 Section XIII 1