Headquarters. These lists were to contain items of a consumablenature when an individual. item cost over $5,000.00 (Object Class 08), all items of equipment (Cbject Class ~), and all items of land and structures (Object Class 10). It was agreed by the AEC that this would serve their propefiy accountingrequirements. The Navy accounting system lent itself better to our peculiar needs than did that of the Army and the Air Force, and Lieutenant Dorfmeier, through visits to West Coast and Hawaiian Naval activities snd documents on hand, was able to work up lists of Navy-furnisheditems. Vhere issues had been made of Kaval Stock Account material as a charge to AN funds the property then belonged to the AEC. dhere issues had been made from the AppropriationPurchases Account, AEC funds were not reduced and, consequently,the material still belonged to the Navy. C1-LiPTZR III PHASE - OPERATIONS AT SITE The beginning of this phase of the Operation for the Fiscal Section found CommanderY;hittemore,Major !’ialdecker, Lieutenant Dor.fmeierand WC Wsllis in the forward area. The report requested by the AEC which was mentioned h Chapter 11 was completed, only after considerabledifficulty in obtaining the numerous parts of which it was made up, on 10 April and forwarded to the Rear Zchelon in order to obtain concurrencesand/or cormnentsof the Army and Air Force Fiscal representativeson the Staff and the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. After minor adjustmentsM ‘9 Section XV the report a