of the reef and of the islands is freely permeable to ocean water; therefore, the craters are an effective connection with the la the ocean even if they are located within an izland. Most of the testing was done on the northern part of the a (See Figure 2 for the number and location of the tests.) The personnel were based in the southern area, and Enewetak Island} the largest in the atoll, accommodated many buildings and an airstfip capable of handling the largest aircraft. 2.6 References Kiste, Robert C., "The People of Enewetak Atoll vs. the U.S. Department of Defense,“ in Ethics and Anthropology, editedi by M.A. Ryukiewich and J.P. Spradley, pp. 61-80, John Wiley and S York, 1975. Morison, Samuel Eliot, History of United States Naval Operati World War Two, vol. 7, pp. 283~304, Little Brown and Comp Boston, 1961. Tobin, Jack A., The Resettlement of the Enewetak People: A S$ Displaced Community in the Marshall Islands, Ph.D. disser University of California, Berkeley, 1967. (Available fr University Microfilms, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan.)