II moving to Eniwetok. . 119 These lists were provided to the Test Base Unit for the development of a control sacurity file. F, FUNDING Funding policies of Task Group 7.4 for HARDTACK were based in large part upon those policies used successfully for REDWING, After the group began the planning phase of HARDTACK, these funding policies were coordinated with, and approved by, Air Force Special Weapons Center, Air Research and Development Command, Joint Task Force SEVEN, and Headquarters United States Air Force, The policies were published by Air Force as a part af the book message on 11 October 1957. Funding, generally, was considered routine in all except a few minor areas, being based upon provisions of the "McNeil Letter" (Mr. W, J, MoNeil, Comptroller, Department of Defense, "Assumptions for Operating Expenses of Atomic Weapons Tests," dated 18 August 1956). Funds for Task Group 7.4 operations during HARDTACK were to be derived from two major sources: Normal Service Operating Expenses were to be financed by participating Air Force Commands, in accordance with the "MoNeil Letter"; Extra Expenses were to be financed by Joint Task Force SEVEN -or Armed Forces Special ‘'eapons Project. Normal Service Cperating Expenses were to include the following: (1) pay and allowances of personnel; (2) costs of personnel subsistance; (3) AFWL/ HQ a4