we , . ~ Concept_and Narrative of Operations CUTF 132 No, 5=52 (f) Action on the procurement of materiel and services being made available by the armed forces, (2) Many of these activities, by virtue of scope and variance in Service procedures, will naturally be conducted concurrently. Prompt or- ganizational action is indicated at all levels of command to insure that Task Force elements are afforded sufficient time to accomplish time con- suming security clearances and training for specific tasks. b. Training and Overseas Phasing (1) It is contemplated that task group commanders pace the development and training of their task groups with the operational requirements for those elements in the forward area as projected in Annexes E, F, and G, In addition to the training prescribed by task group commanders toward accomplishment of assigned missions, appropriate emphasis should be placed on certain subjects peculiar to this type of operation, physical condition is essential, Maintenance of good and based military clements will be pro- ficient with the individual weapon with which armed to insure functioning as an effective ground security force in the event of hostile action. The nature of the operation also dictates training emphasis in radiological safety and first aid. Inherent in an amphibious effort is the need for eee cnetee s instructioninswimmingandsurvival, and where practicable this will be accomplished, Because of operations being conducted in a locale where mat- eriel deteriorates rapidly, stress will oe placed on those subjects relating to care and maintenance of equipment. (2) (2) The processing of units, personnel and naval elements to the forward area will be the responsibility of the task group commander. CTG 132.1 will issue travel orders to the forward area for a1l personnel, military and civilian, on duty with the Scientific Task Group, with the exception of certain A™C contractor personnel, Holmes & Narver will request military transportation orders from the appropriate military agency for overseas travel for. their employees, CTG 132.1 will provide for their return travel,