either on hand at Terminal Island or indications of delivery were known. The only major exceptions to this were orders for gas masks, ‘microscope, dark field condenser, and a stage micrometer. The Washington Office had been notified of the status of these: orders and final delivery was made prior to the ship's departure. Early in February a shipment of four thousand goggles was received by Task Group 7.6 supply representative and his staff at Terminal Island from an AEC warehouse in Oakland. These goggles were to be used by members of the Task Force as a safeguard against light intensities of atomic explosions during forthcoming operations. For the most part they were second-hand goggles, having been stored since the time of Bikini tests, and were in poor condition. Various tapes which had been used to cover the ventilation holes had deteriorated, and entire lots of goggles were found adhered together. Four days work on the part of Task Group 7.6 crew at Terminal Island was required to put the goggles in usable condition. . On 19 February the loading of material aboard the BAIROKO began but had to be suspended during the week 21 February to 27 February when the CVE made a trip to San Diego. Loading was resumed upon return of the BAIROKO to Long Beach and completed on 28 February. During the voyage to Eniwetok clothing supplies were stored in a number of compartments throughout the ship, The initial issue of monitor's clothing was made from the after aviation storeroom on 12 March. This issue consisted of 1 pair army field shoes, 6 pair khaki sox, 1 suit of navy green trousers and shirt, 1 field cap, 3 pair 50 Section IX

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