gp qualitative spectral distritution infcrmation. All channels were recoriei on Consolidated Recorders except the six back-scatter channels in the B-47 which were recorded on magnetic tape. The cameras were equipped with red and blue filters to obtain information at each end of the visible region ef the spectrum. Several cameras were equipped with spectroscopic attachments tc obtain continuous spectra in the visible region. Two of these spectrofraphs were eperated at the "G&G Chieerete phote tower. ATRORAFT POSITION IN SPACE Information of the positiom in space of each aireraft is centaine? in the post shot reports of the follewing projects: Project 5.1 - B+47 Project 5.3 - B66 Project 5.2 - B-52 Project 5.4 =< B-57 « RTECS Thermal: The preliminary value of total thermal input to the air- craft obtaine? by Projcct 5.7 instrumentation is include in the pest shot report of the aprrepriate preject indicated above. ack-Seatter Mcesurements on the P-47: scatter channels feiled. One channel of the six back- Signals werc reecivei on the other five. Signals indicate a rough, unccrrectc? value of a chout/ These DELETED las the thermal energy back-scattered to the cockpit. Fhaotocraphic Data: A total of thirty five cameras were cperated by Project 5.7 on this event. aircraft. Thirty three of these were airborne in four Of these, two are known to have failed tc operate properly. The degree of success of the B-52 eamerags will not be known until the film is returned from Hawaii. A report on the operation of the two cameras in the Chieerete photo tower has not as yet been received. Best estimate, at present, is that thirty three magazines should have obtained records suitable £2 eee analysis, g Verification of this estimate is not possible until these fms have been developed. ~ 34 - (|!