2. Task Unit Muster Officers mustered all personnel of their units present in the EPG at either Eniwetok or Bikini Atolls, resolved any disecrepancies in reported locations, and reported by name to the Atoll Muster Officer only those personnel of their organizations who were in the danger area (normally all islands in Eniwetok Atoll except Parry and Eniwetok and all islands in Bikini Atoll except Enyu). In addition, Task Unit Muster Officers reported the movements of ail of their personnel who moved either into or 6Ut of the danger area. When all personnel of the Task Group were out of the danger area, a report of the completion of the muster was sub- mitted to CJTF 7 by the TG Muster Officer. b. Shots at Bikini Atoli Requiring Evacuation to Ships 1. Muster at both atolls commenced at 1800 on D1. 2. All personnel at Bikini Atoll were considered to be in the danger area; therefore, Task Units reported all of their personnel at Bikini Atoll by name to the Atoll Muster Officer. This muster was conducted and completed prior to evacuation, and ita purpose was to ensure that all persons listed on the J-1 records as being at Bikini Atoll were accounted for. 3, TG 7.1 had J-1 representatives aboard the USS Boxer, USS Monticello, and the USNS Ainsworth. upon boarding. Each member of TG 7.1 was mustered When all personnel listed on the pre-evacuation muster list were aboard a ship, the muster was completed, and the final muster report was then submitted by the Task Group Muster Officer to CJTF 7. ce, Shots at Johnston Island 1, Due to the Limited ports of entry, the small land area, and the small number of TG personnel present, muster of personnel for shots at Johnston Island was a relatively simple matter and was handled differently from the muster of personnel at Eniwetok and Bikini Atolls. A muster plan for the conduct of sight-musters at Johnston Island was published July 20, 1958. This plan was very similar to the plan used in the EPG, in that it established a Task Group Muster Officer, Task Unit Muster Officers, etc. 2. A pre~evacuation muster of personnel at Johnston was made as described in b.1 and b.2 above, except that the muster commenced at 1300 on D—1 and was limited to only those personnel on Johnston Island. The muster was checked against the J-1 records and any discrepancies were resolved prior to evacuation. 3. Task Group 7.1 had J-1 representatives aboard the USS Boxer, and when all personnel to be evacuated were aboard ship the evacuation was complete and an evacuation report was submitted by the Task Group Muster Officer to CJTF 7. A Muster Officer was also appointed for each ship other than the Boxer. This Muster Officer reported all TG 7.1 personnel aboard a specific ship by radio to the TG 7.1 Muster Officer aboard the Boxer. 4, Since a large number of TG personnel remained at Johnston Island in manned stations, it was necessary to appoint a Muster Officer for each of these locations. A Manned Station Muster Officer located in the Command Post was responsible for coordinating the muster of all manned stations ashore and reporting to CTG 7.1 when ail TG personnel were in safe locations. d. Postponements When a shot was postponed after the muster was completed, an attempt was made to retain the validity of the muster if the delay was for less than 12 hr. was conducted. Generally if the delay was 12 hr or more a new muster 95