PAGE 2 CAI ADMU @105 UNCLAS -P aBLE HAD DESTROYED ITSELF UPON BEING ENERGIZED. Bs. THE REMAINING GENERATOR = FONDLY KNOWN AS SHAKY JAKE = WAS ra P F T OF 1942 VINTAGE, HAD 84808 HOURS SINCE LAST OVERHUL AND HAD SHAKEN ITSELF OUT OF ITS FLOOR MOUNTINGS. BEST H AND N AND GE JUDGEMENT WAS THAT THIS MACHINE COULD NOT BE EXPECTED TO SURVIVE MORE THAN A DAY OR TwO OF FULL OPERATION. IT WAS A THEREFORE THE SITE MANAGER*S INTENTION TO ATTEMPT TO BRING IT B ON LINE FOR LIMITED EMERGENCY POWER ONLY. THIS ATTEMT COULD u NOT TAKE PLACE FOR SEVERAL HOURS AND WAS ESTIMATED TO HAVE NO } BETTER THAN 58 PCT SUCCESS PROBABILITY. 1 C. NO QUALIFIED REPAIR PERSONNEL WERE AVAILABLE$ AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER WAS NEEDED ALSO. D. THE SEAWATER COOLING SYSTEM WAS BADLY IN NEED OF REPAIR | tO SUPPORT EVEN A GOOD GENERATOR IF ONE BECAME AVAILABLE. ".E. NO FRESH WATER PRODUCTION COULD BE SUPPORTED WITH ELECTRICAL OUTPUT AND THE DISTILLATION PLANT ITSELF waS IN SERIOUS DIS‘REPAIR. 1F. OUR REQUIREMENT FOR DEHUMIDIFIED SPACE FOR ELECTRONICS COULD NOT BE MET. , ‘Ge SEA CONDITIONS WOULD WOT LIKELY PERMIT SMALL BOAT OPERA- GC 2001183