CHAPTER IIl, SECTION 7 (Neg. No. W-860-2) Figure No. 3-20. H-21 and C-54 Aircraft. At Bikini Atoll, H-19 flights were terminated on 29 July 1958, and L-20 flights were terminated on 9 August 1958. The Air Dispatch Facility at Elmer discontinued operations on 13 September 1958. trailer taxis, which provided shuttle service to areas not included in the bus schedule. This shuttle service was intended for and used principally by TG 7.1. A similar shuttle service, em- ploying 2 personnel trailers, was established at Johnston Island. LAND. Vehicles available for land transportation were assigned to individuals, as required, on the basis of a letter of justification by a Division Head, and the over-all distribution of vehicles was correlated with the total numberof vehicles available for assignment. A at both sites was augmented by jeep-towed scheduled bus passenger service was established at Eniwetok and Bikini Atolls. At both sites buses were used for the transportation of personnel to and from work sites at starting time, lunch time, and quitting time. At Nan the bus metall in-coming aircraft and provided passenger transportation as requested, and non- scheduled runs were made around the island as required. The bus at Elmer operated on a regular 30-minute schedule during the week and on a 45-minute schedule on Sunday. Bus service Page 390 Transportation of arriving and departing personnel was accomplished by assigning 5 trucks, accommodating 17 passengers each, to the Personnel Department at Elmer. When necessary, this service was supplemented by bus service. On 30 June 1958 the Motor Pool at Johnston Island, staffed by a Dispatcher and6 drivers, inaugurated a chauffeur-driven taxi service using 14-ton pick-ups, which operated during normal working hours and at such other times as service was required. In addition, 2 jeepdrawn personnel trailers, operating on a %-hour schedule, covered a circuitous route on theisland affording service to every facility. These two services proved suitable to this site and materially reduced the need for department-assigned vehicles.