al aan = vt# Compffid Operation HARRFAGE: prpblem areas, Monitor to assist in all serious This system provided the necessary management tools to accomplish the mission of providing complete supply and maintenance support for all USAF Units participating in nuclear tests in the EPG, ‘The special supply procedures and the supply organization employed were adequate to support this operation. The experience gained will provide a basis for future refinement and improvement. Section F ~- Roll-Up 26,000 line items of supply and equipment were received by AFB 2872 in support of the operation. These items were in addition to the "A" kit and organizational items that accompained participating elements. Limited roll-up was commenced mid-way through the Operation. One (1) man was employed full time begining late April to identify duplicate depot shipments and other excesses. An average of 890 tons of excess and reparable property was disposed of each month from May through 18 August 1958. Disposition of all material was predetermined in order to accelerate the roll-up program. Arrangements were made with AMC to ship all vehicles in an "as is" condition to a single destination. the roll-up program. This arrangement greatly accelerated Local fabrication of three (3) standard size packing boxes was accomplished during June and July. These boxes plus the conexs and containers saved from incoming shipments provided the majority of container requirements, A total of 98 personnel from par- ticipating elements were retained to assist TBU in the roll-up program. A total of 1,961 line items were shipped to the ZI during the operational period (See Figure 6). Since the cut-off date of this oa report is the same as the last shot date (18 August 1958), final rollup figures are not included. 171 AFWLHO 1