. ? on individualsprovedunwieldy,inefficient, cumbersomeand inadequate. The use of code names,of Joint Task ForceSeven,or the purposeor missionin our orderswas not permitted. Also generaldestinationsonly suchas “Hawaiiand/orotherPacificoceanAreas’? couldbe used in travel orders. We were initiallynot permittedeven to indicatein the orders who the individualwas to reportto. The possibilityof “losing~r people, of never gettingthem to their ultimatedestinationusing such orders, was great. lkat shouldhave been a very simpleprocess: orderingpeople to %hereitbecamea most highlycomplicatedand cumbersome from ‘lhere~t procedure. This could in the main have been avoidedby issuingSecret orders. It was felt, however,that the use of Secretorderswould result in a multitudeof securityleaks. Secretorderswould also have been inconvenientto the individual.The solutionas far as J-1 was concerned, was to issuea press releaseand declassifythe Task Forcepro~ect. Since this was impossiblefor obviousreasons,J-1 found other solutions. One solutionwas to issue Secretorders,with Restrictedextracts,for air travelto destinationwest of Hawaii showingdestinationKwajalein,a normalATC and NATS texminal. This procedureavoideddelay at Oahu for additionalorders on air prioritiessincethe individualstraveledas [!thro@m passengers. The use of Restrictedextractssimplifiedreimbursementproceduresfor the individu@s. Ultimateunit and APO dest@tion were also shownin the Secretorders. As a resultof certaindo~grading,20 December1947,RestrictedordersC=X’Y@ co~lete fifo~- tion, couldbe used in most cases. By use of the aboveand other methods,J-1 was in one way or another,able to get individualswhere 15 SectionI .