the security mission, it was learned at JTF 132 Headquarters early in February 1952, that the entire security mission, which vas an over-all responsibility of CINCPAC, would be delegated to CJTF 132 along with the appropriate naval forces. It vas the CJTF's plan to further delegate the naval portion of the security mission to CTC 132.3 to inclute: “ eeeplanning and [og Support of all Naval Forces in- Naveldetectionandinterceptiondevisestsi2 Pp . As of this reporting date such planning as here implied was only getting underway and will: be covered in a subsequent installment. B. ACTIVATION, DESIGNATION OF THE COM ‘ANDER, AND FORMATION Of A GIEU3_ STAFF Headquarters, JTF 132, General Orders No. 7, dated 8 February 1952 officially activated Task Group 132.3 effective the same date and confirmed the assignment of Captain Pahl as the acting commander in addition to his regular duties as the Navy Deputy.3 Shortly after activation, a letter from CNO was received in the Task Force Headquarters announcing that Rear Admiral Charles Warren Wilkins, USN, had been designated as the Commander, Task Group 132.3, with a reporting date of 1 May 1952. At the same time of reporting to CJTF 132, Admiral Wilkins would also report, by letter, to CINCTACFIT for additional duty. 12. TWX, CG USARFAC to CITF 132, DTG 0222152, Feb 1952. log No. 0201. JTF 132 13. 14. Headquarters, JIF 132, General Orders No. 7, 8 February 1952. CNO ltr. to CJTF 132, Subj: Designation of RADM Charles Warren .. February 1952. Wilkins, USN, as Commander Naval Task Group 132.3, dated 15 JTF 132 aG File 201, Incoming log No. 1.0631.