CHAPTER II, SECTION 3 STATIONS: PURPOSE: SITES: USER: PARTICIPATION: CONSTRUCTION: OCCUPANCY: 820.01 and 820.02 lumens located at Stations 1, 10, 13, 2300 and Dog and George DOD-8 18 4-11-56/4-14-56 4-17-56 supplied from the same source as used by the station on which located. Automatic timers turned off the lights at minus 45 minutes. Thermal Radiation Effects These stations were User-furnished and installed A-frames made of tubing on which samples of cellulose paper and wood were in- stalled. Clearing and trenching were accompli- shed. Timing signals of minus 5 seconds with one relay extended to Station 820.01 from Sta- tion 810.01, and minus 5 seconds with three relays were provided to Station 820.02 from Station 840.02. No power was required. STATIONS: PURPOSE: SITES: USER: 830.01 thru 830.10 Thermal Radiation Measurements Dog, George, How and Yvonne DOD-8 PARTICIPATION: 7 and 18 CONSTRUCTION: 3-14-56/4-14-56 OCCUPANCY: 4-11-56 These stations were 3-inch-diameter steel pipes each embedded in a 2’x2’x4’ deep concrete footing. The pipes extended 10 feet above the ground. User-furnished calorimeters were instal- 3020. Five KVA, 220-volt, 60-cycle power was STATION: PURPOSE: SITE: USER: PARTICIPATION: CONSTRUCTION: OCCUPANCY: 910 Photography of Fireball, Canister Drop and Steel Structure Man-Made Island No. 1 DOD-9 18 4-3-56/4-20-56 4-23-56 This station was a concrete structure 21’ x 7’x 4’ high with two compartments. Cameras were mounted in tandem inside the structure and directed at two different angles. Each compartment contained two ports set with 3”-thick glass and was covered with plexiglass shields. A 10’x 10’ wooden frame building located behind the camera station housed two generators and provided support for a television-transmit- ting antenna. The two generators each furnished 5 KW power and were connected by a transfer switch. Timing signals of minus 15 minutes, minus 15 seconds, and minus 5 seconds were required. A total of 19 cubic yards of concrete was poured, with an average 28-day strength of 3,000 psi. led at the top of each pipe. Each of the stations utilized approximately 1 cubic yard of concrete with an average 28-day strength of 2,500 psi. STATION: 911 STATIONS: PURPOSE: SITES: USER: PARTICIPATION: CONSTRUCTION: OCCUPANCY: SITE: USER: PARTICIPATION: CONSTRUCTION: OCCUPANCY: Motion Nan DOD-9 18 4-16-56/4-25-56 4-27-56 840.01 and .02 Thermal Radiation Effects George and How DOD-8 18 4-12-56/4-14-56 4-12-56 These stations were of metal framework 16’ long x 10’ high on which sandwich-typeair- craft panels were attached. All material was PURPOSE: Photography of Wave This station provided shelter for a User- furnished camera within Station 190.01, which was located at the 24.5 foot level of existing Castle wooden tower Station 1580.01. A 2 KW generator and minus 15 minutes, minus 15 sec- User-furnished. A steel instrument shelter ident- ical to Station 810.02 was located in the im- onds, and minus 5 seconds timing signals were required. nals were minus 15 minutes, minus 15 seconds, and minus 5 seconds. Power was not required. mediate vicinity of Station 840.01. Timingsig- STATION: PURPOSE: SITES: Sally, Yvonne and Peter USER: DOD-8 PARTICIPATION: 1, 10, 13, 22 and 24 912 Photography of Rocket Launching SITE: How USER: DOD-9 PARTICIPATION: 11, 18 and 22 CONSTRUCTION: 3-15-56/5-2-56 OCCUPANCY: 5-4-56 These stations were User-furnished light sources having an intensity of 10 to the 8th bench set on a concrete pad on which four cam- STATIONS: PURPOSE: Page 2-78 850 thru 854 Thermal Measurement This station was a 4’ x 2’x 3’-high wooden