(10) CommunicationsBuilding; (1-l)Photo Tower (Aomon and Wit); (12) Causeway on Aomon@ijiiri; (13) Blast Building (2); (14) Blast Footings; (15) Blast Footing CoMMOn. Telephones had already been installed on the .\Vtsin Shops No. 1, 2, J+, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, U., 12 and 15, Atiral’s Cabin and Flag Office. No further modificationwas therefore required. A request for land-line telephone service to and from the two AVts while berthed.at Terminal Island (15 Feb~q-~ ~rch 1948) was =@e by memo from hr. Henderson (Hopkins)to the Commanding Officer, Terminal Island Naval Shi~ard. Due to misunderstanding,a plan for charging these calls to Atomic tiergy Ccsnmissionfunds did not succeed and the few calls which were made were charged to the normal shipyard telephone appropriation. Coincidentwith the decision to employ shipboard radio telephone circuits between ships and shore was the formulation of a plan for VHF carrier teletype between the three prbary ships and between the AGC-7 and Eniwetok. The permanently inetslled HF radio teletype equipment would be ueed only to back up the VHF circuits and to provide communicationwith Hawaii during movements to and from the forward after discussionswithMr. W. Moran, Atomic area. On3 llovemberlgV1’, Mergy CcromissionSecurity, and Mr. X’.R. W.lMame, Atomic tiergy Comlmion Communications,it was decided to employ the one-time tape * 40 Section XX -7