CHAPTER Ii, SECTION 3
STATION:
945
SITE:
Henry
USER:
EG&G ‘DOD
PURPOSE:
Camera Tower
PARTICIPATION: 42, 43, 44
DESIGN PSI:
None
CONSTRUCTION: 2-24-58/5-14-58
The photo station consisted of a plywood
shelter, 7x11x8-foot-high, mounted on 10-foothigh wood tower. The shelter had an opening
on one side with a cantilevered overhead hoist
beam for raising materials into the shelter by
chain hoist. The opposite side contained a
hinged, plywood, drop door actuated by an ex-
plosive link and timing signal.
the tower cross-section. The roof and walls contained several 2-foot openings, and a 4 foot-wide
covered catwalk was provided on two sides. The
structure was air-conditioned and dehumidified
with two 1400-cfm units located on the roof.
Lights, wall receptacles, and 20-kw power for
a User-furnished motor generator were provid-
ed for the station.
STATION:
1030
SITE:
George
USER:
LASL,NRL
PURPOSE:
Optic and Recording
Station
PARTICIPATION: None
DESIGN PSI:
None
CONSTRUCTION: 12-9-57/4-10-58
STATION:
946.01 - .02
SITE:
Glenn
USER:
EG&G, DOD
ing REDWING Station 1528 consisted of adding
two 24x6-foot wood frame shelters on the lagoon
PURPOSE:
Photo Station
tion of a Screen Room and Dark Room within
PARTICIPATION: Sta. 946.01 - 44;
Sta. 946.02 - 43
DESIGN PSI:
1 psi
CONSTRUCTION: 4-21-58,'6-14-58
One facility was constructed on the LCU
hull, Station 680.02, to serve as Station 946.01
or .02, depending upon the participation. The
facility consisted of a wood structure, 9x19x9-
foot-high, which spanned between the forward
Rehabilitation and modification to exist-
side upper and lower level roof decks; the addi-
the existing station; the extension of the station electric, telephone, and timing signal cir-
cuits; the provision of a mechanically operated
movable roof and side wall panels on the wood
shelters; additions and modifications to the
air conditioning and dehumidification system
in the existing and new construction areas; and
the installation of original equipment removed
during the interim period. The construction for
this station was completed; however, it was
abandoned when the ABMA Program was
upper decks. The forward wall contained a
moved to Johnston Island.
and the rear wall contained 6 shutters. Power
was supplied by a User-furnished 20-kw, three-
STATION:
1031
SITE:
Nan
USER:
LASL
PURPOSE:
Screen Room and Work
Room
motor-operated roll-up steel door, 12-foot wide
phase generator.
STATION:
1021
SITE:
Elmer
USER:
LASL
PARTICIPATION: None
PURPOSE:
Thermal Time Interval
DESIGN PSI:
None
PARTICIPATION: All Events Except 1, 15,
CONSTRUCTION: 2-24-58/4-10-58
DESIGN PSI:
Room 15 of the existing reinforced concrete
42, 43, and 44
0.75 psi
A portion of the station was located in
CONSTRUCTION: 2-25-58 ’4-19-58
structure used as timing Station 70 in previous
This station was a platform and shelter
located at the 225-foot level of the 300-foot
tower, Station 91, consisting of a corrugated,
aluminum-covered, wood frame built over a steel
beam and floor plate platform. Walls and ceil-
and one of the new rooms was fully screened
ing were insulated between studs and_ joists.
The structure was 9-foot-square and was contained within the triangular configuration of
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operations. Room 15 was partitioned in half,
with copper screening on open wood studs for
one wall and with sheet aluminum over the
other three walls, ceiling, and floor. The other
room was provided with a wood table and a
workbench. Receptacles, wiring, User-furnished
motor generator set, and control equipment
were installed. The remainder of the station