., .8 cardsto AEC employeesat of WD Identification Los .khmoswas coordinated, to collectthose cardsas soon as theywere no longerrequired. He would in turn transmittheretothe Officeof The AdjutantGeneralfor destruction.To insure that all these cardswere turnedin, Hq, JTF-7, furnishedthe AdjutantGeneraland the Los Alamos representative a list of all such employeesissued WI)Identification Cards. b. Our experiencein this matterindicatesthat sindlararrangements shouldbe followedin fhtureJTF operations.The utilizationof existingIdentification Cafisof the azmed serviceresultedin a considerablesavingin time and effort. The issuanceof a specialJoint Task Force Identification Cafi did not prove necessaryor even desirable. 21. CIVILIANTRAVELORDERS: a,. In the case of civil servicecivilianemployeesof the Armed Forces,travelorderswere generallyissuedby the serviceor agencyemployingthe individualconcerned. As an exampleof this the Navy , ResearchLaboratory,The Naval OrdnanceLaboratoryand the Abeerden ProvingGroundsissuedtravelordersto their own civil serviceemployees. In the case of contractcivilianempl~yees,under contractto one of the Armed Services,the serviceto which such individualwas under contract,in general,wrote the orders. In the case of Ato~c Energy Commissioncivilianemployees,whethercontractor civil service,the invitational travel orderswere issuedby the Departmentof the Amy. 29 SectionI *.. . . .