b. Following ZEBRA day, there remained 24,000 u/T of ‘cargo to be returned from Eniwetok to Oahu and the West Coast. Most of the AEC cargo is being carried in the MT. MCKINLEY, CURTISS, ALBEMARLE, BAIROKO, AND YANCEY; therefore these ships will return to Oakland for discharge at that port. There remained 6000 M/T of air force cargo at Kwajalein to be returned to the United States, 5. Shippingprovisions for return of Boat Pool Boats. The deck space of the vessels lifting out cargo, vehicles, and engineer equipment was ata premiwa and appeared to preclude lifting out all boat pool boats unless CONSTOCK made several trips. However, at a conference of representatives of all Task Groups, an allocation of space was made which made it possible to return all boats without excessive delay. To accomplish this, COMSTOCK will lift two LCT to Kwajalein and then return to Eniwetok for a complete load of boats; the departure of COMSTOCK from Eniwetok with the load of boats for Kwajalein will not occur until towards the end of rollup, when the services of the LCT can be spared. 6. Shippingprovisions for Weather Detachments. Vessels were dispatched from ZEBRA Day stations to arrive at weather stations as soon as practioable after ZEBRA Day; these vessels lifted the weather detachments to Kwajalein for loading in WARRICK or PICKAWAY. In addition, PASIG, FS 211 and DAVISON were detailed to lift FITZWILLIAM wmits to Kwajalein; ROGERS picked up unit at Rongerik and joined the MOVEMENT UNIT enroute to Pearl. These FITZWILLIAM unite are being returned to the United States in SECTION VII 89

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