A, ,. be later reinforcedby elementsof the MP Company. Furtherorganization of zero islandgarrisonswas effectedon 26 Februa~, when the ProvisionalMarineDetachmentarrivedat Eniwetok. The final security establishment at EngebiIslandwas made up of 3 officers,36 enlisted men and 2 CIC SpecialAgents;at Aomon Islandof 2 officers,38 enlistedmen and 1 CIC SpecialAgent;and at Runit Islandof 2 officers 38 enlistedmen and 1 CIC SpectilAgent;and at Parry Islandof 1 officer,13 enlistedmen and 1 CIC SpecialAgent. Additionally, 10 Marineswere requiredfor securityfunctionsat EniwetokIsland. They furnishedthe road patroland the guards for certainstorageareas. ~ 8 February1948,when the Comander of Task Group 7.5 asswned commandof the forward.security elements,all of the missionsassigned to the advancedechelonof Task Group7.5 had been accomplished. d. Deploymentof TravelControlGroups. 1. .— Oahu. On 18 December1947,Major John B. Gull~, USA, 1st LieutenantHenry S. Plandowski,USA, and 2nd LieutenantRudolphG. Kellmsn,USA, proceededto Oahu, T. H. One of theirprimarymissionswas the establishment of an air travelcontrolsystemat John Rodgers and HickamField to screenall persomel movingby air to the forwardareas. All arrangementswere made ad the controlswere placed b effectby 12 Janua~ 1948. 2“ E!3&2!’ CaptainRichardPotter,USA, was ordered, on or about 15 December,to proceedto Kwajaleinfor the purposeof settingup securitycontrolsover 39 ● SectionII --m. z “