g. Showers and Heads Appropriate installationsof the above were planned for the various localities. Geneml As previaualy dinted, requirementswere later increaned conBiderably but the above constitutedall the firm items on which design waa prepared and material originally requisitioned. 6. Estimate of Material Required a. On the basis of the infonaation collected by Colonel Barney at Kwajalein, on 1 and 2 Jovember 1947 he and Lt. Colonel Cranford, 926th Engineer Aviation Group, personally calculated the bill of materials for the job. In one evening the showers end heads were designed and the lumber for tti whole job wag estimated. It is interestingto note that when the Navy built the showers this design proved to be satisfacto~ and was used. “Itwas felt that there would be additional items of work of considerable magnitude and a 3@ over-run was allowed on quantities to cover this except where obviously inappropriate. In the case of 2C)’wide quonsets, a 10@ over-run was allowed. b. On 3 November 1947 thie eatlmate was hurriedly screened by the Hawaiian Engineer Depot, Hawaiian Air Matefiel Area, Wheeler Field Air InatallationaOffice, end Hickam Field Air InatallationaOffice, to aee what they could provide. On 4 November 1947, Colonel D. H. Tulley, JTF 7 Engineer, left for the mainland with a list of the unlocated balances. He agreed that hia office would prmide thea~klances. Section XVI-A 5