CHAPTER Ii, SECTION 4 Figure 2-183. Clearing Beach for LCU Landing “ Figure 2-184. LCU at Kapingamarangi « Figure 2-186. we teh a 8 Operations Building - Rongenk framed, on concrete slabs, and covered with ductor; one pair also led to a camp wood tower were used for elevated water storage; Project 31.1 Microbaragraph Station: This recorder station was set plywood or aluminum (whichever was available.) Power and fresh and salt water services were provided. Navy cubes on a prefabricated Navy cubes were also used for fuel-storage and septic tanks. Each weather station required concrete anchor blocks for guying each of three 90-foot antennas, and a concrete rawinsonde pad. Limited camp facilities at Wotho, Uterik, and Ujelang were provided by the erection of tents or sheds for shelters. A standard Jobsite portable galley was used at Wotho, and at the other two sites a galley was set up around army field ranges. The off-atoll scientific projects were as follows: Wotho Stations 562.01 and 562.02 for Raydist receiving-transmitting: These stations consisted of two antenna farms approximately 3,200 feet apart in cleared ground with antenna poles at each farm guyed to three concrete guy anchor blocks. Power at each station was supplied from two portable generators. Telephone service between stations was provided through a six pair conPage 2-202 tent. up in an eight-man tent, which was provided with a work bench and electric outlets. Ujelang Project 31.1: Construction requirements were similar to those on Wotho. Uterik A Rad-Safe monitor station in an eight-man tent was provided witk power and water service. Rongerik Project 2.65: Contractor cleared ground for a station set up b: Users. Project 6.3: Area was cleared, four posts, station equipment, and portable generators were set up, an fuel and water service provided. Project 31.1: Same as for Wotho. Kusaie ‘Project 6.3: Same as for Rongeri The building schedule for off-atoll construction as finally accomplished wasas follows: