te Mobilization OOE-Ha FIELD COMMANO/ON: ALBUQUERQUE NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE NV SUPPORT STAFF PR JECT MANAGER rroreer GMT CEPUTY PROJECT MANAGERS LEGAL COUNSEL ASST PROJECT MANAGER omoue LL _ PROJECT MANAGER STAFF PLANSers & BUDGET cA supeo.4° orres DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGEN WASHINGTON — ro t JOINT TASK GROUP ENEWETAK I — TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES a tra fra cae SLA ep RADIATION LABORATORY STATISTICAL EG&G tic DAY MEASUREMENTS aoe SUPPORT SUPPORT om ome om FUNDING & COORDINATION FIGURE 3-13. DOE-ERSP ORGANIZATION. On 21 June 1977, Mr. Albert E. Doles, of EIC, and two Navy and t Force enlisted men deployed to the atoll and began establist temporary laboratory facility at Enewetak Camp.Its initial capabili - limited to counting alpha, beta, and gammaradiation in soil a samplerfilters, pending delivery of the laboratory’s trailers (Figure On 27 June 1977, three Air Force Precision Measurement Equi Laboratory maintenance technicians arrived, established their sho began calibrating the instruments. 74 On } July 1977, the first in situ van (IMP) (Figure 3-15) arrived Inspection revealed a leak in the container ofliquid nitrogen requ cool the van’s germanium detector. The liquid nitrogen plants whic Commandhadobtained from the Air Force had not yet arrived. A flask of liquid nitrogen was flown from Hawaii and, on 15 July 19° IMPwas in operation on Enjebi.75 Thefirst DRI statistician, Ms. Madaline Barnes, arrived at the ato July 1977. The laboratory trailers arrived on 25 July 1977. Two mo employees and the rest of the Navy and Air Force personnelarri\ following week and began putting the trailers in order. The Ra Laboratory was operational on 24 August 1977, although construc’ someofits majorfacilities continued until 18 October 1977.76