The Sandia reply came on 27 Jan. and, for the Willow tests felt that the Chief af & een of DASA should be notified that the AEC would provide a package containing the warheads and associated arming, firing and diagnostic systems with the understanding that the tests would be conduct isk as a joint AEC-DOD test for both weapons effects and diagnostic system calibration purposes. As for the outerspace test, Sandia feels strongly that whereas the DOD would provide and control the launch vehicle and do certain other site selection, planning and preparation, the AEC would have overall test direction and would insure the scientific objectives of the tests were met. Briefly, “a space test of a nuclear device for AEC development of proof test purposes must be planned and conducted with AEC in the saddle if the test is to have any reasonable chance of meeting its objectives. The same statement applies to the calibration or prove~in shots for the AEC diagnostic system." 27 Jan. 60, J-6 Report: Remnantsoe2tare complete. The mothballing of EPG (Operation Switch) is essentially . The post shot exploratory drilling program in Area 3 at the NTS has been completed, with data evaluation to follow when possible. NOTE: . As of-this date, as had been increasing for some time, most of the rea} activity involving LASL people at NTS revolved around the reactor and rocket test facilities. This work was supported by virtually all the groups involving almost 11] the effort of J-7, J-8, J-12, J-17, 3-18, and J-19. As for J-10, a large sortion of their work is in data analysis and coding of various weapons problems. )-11 is involved in radio chemical matters. at about this time. J-13 may have gone out of business J-15 is doing calculational work in a number of areas having to do with weapons diagnostics and effects, as well as the physics of stars, and some instrumentation work. and some pure physics. J-16 was involved very heavily in instrumentation work Also, about this time work activity in a particular local area project began to build up. BY