.. . the samemanneras most otheradministrative were solved;that is, in accordancewith the regulationsof the armed serviceprimarilyconcerned. Specialinstructions were issuedonly when the regulations were inadequatefrom the JTF point of view. b. With the aboveas the policy,instructions were issued by J-2 that AtomicEnergyCommissionRestrictedData was to be returned by the holderto the issuingauthority,with the AtomicLnergyCommission as eventualdestination.It was furtherdecidedthat historiesand operationaland specialreportsnot contdning scientificor technical informationwouldbe transferredto AFSWP. Such reportswhich contained scientificor technicalinformationwould be transmittedto Coamander, Task Group 7.1 for screeningpriorto dissemination.SinceHeadquarters Joint Task ForceSeven recordsincludedcompletelydocumentedoperational ‘ and specialreportsand historiesof the Task Groupstherewas no need for storingthe remainderof the Task Group recordswith the Anneal Forces SpecialWeaponsProject,sincethis would only clutterup the files. Ihrthermore,it was felt that most of the Task Group recordsshouldbe retainedby them when the Task Groups ‘changedhats.” As an ecuunple? . the Air Task Groupwas furnishedalmostentirelyfrom the 8th Air Force. When this Task Group returnsto the U.S. their recordsshouldnatural.1.y “ were thereforeissuedto the effectthat accompanythem. Instructions exceptas indicatedabove Task Groupswould disposeof their recordsin accordancewith the regulationsof the annealservicepridariJyconcerned. c. The above policyprovideda simple,easy to operatesolution to what could have becomea complexproblem. ● 35 SectionI