BEST AVAILABLE CO|PY! | | to BuPers), was issued a modification of his orders, directing him to report to that eonmand to assist in the training of the Unit, in lieu of sreceeding to ENIWETOK as first ordered. ComPhitTraPas on 25 June. B. uO He was due to report to i ; QQNFAND RELATIONSEZFS AND TASK GROUr_ADMTASTRATION. ” The Task Group Operition Plan (CTO 282.3OpPian fo. 1652) to inghonent the Teak Force Yonsite" OperationsPlan(CJTY 132 OpPian Ko. 2052) was oremlgated on & June 1952, | Phe Task Organization of the Task Group provided for the following suberdinate elenents and unite: | (a) Weapons Elenent (bo) Transport Element (c) Service and Harbor Control Element ' (d) Destroyer Element (e) Convoy and Eseort Element (Movement only) (¢) Carrier Unit (2) Patrol Plane Unit The Task Group remained as an organisation on paper only, at the end of this reporting period. However, all ships, smal] oraft—and air units, except for 2 AP's and 2 AK*’s, had been nominated for service in the Task Group and were shown in the Task Group Organization contained in the Operation Plan. The Task Group Commander's Staff continued functioning at Washington, D.C., and arranvenents were made with OPNAV for retaining present office o