392 | RADIOLOGICAL CLEANUP OF ENEWETAK ATOLL (Vera), Lojwa, Aomon, Bijire, Aej (Olive), and Ananij. (Ananij Was included even thoughit lies in the southeast quadrant.) Data on these islands was required for decisions to be made in May 1979 by Do] and the dri-Enewetak. Sampling on islands which required access by LARC —Bokoluo (Alice), Bokombako (Belle), Kirunu (Clara), Louj Bokinwotme (Edna), and Boken—would be completed before 1p, September 1979 Navy Opportune Sealift (OPLIFT), which would retrograde the three serviceable LARCs. Detailed schedules woulg be accomplished on atoll within these parameters. b. Base Camp Support. Billeting and messing support for the Enjebj sampling teams would be provided by the DOE research Vessel Liktanur If. Other base camp support for sampling parties would be provided from the Lojwa Camp. c. Intra-atoll Transportation. Intra-atoll transportation, other than that provided by the Liktanur II and LARCs, would be provided by the USNE. Three LARCs would beretained until the September 1979 OPLIFT for transportation of equipmentto limited accessislands, d. Equipment. DOE would provide two leased backhoes to dig soil sample pits and would transport them and repair parts to Enewetak The USAE would furnish two baekhoes with operators, plys maintenance and operators for the DOE backhoes. e. Personnel. In addition to backhoe operators, the USAE woulg furnish two rodmen for surveying parties. The U.S. Navy would review Rad Lab personnel assignments with a view to retaining all personnel until their normal tour completion dates in order to provide added Rad Lab support. The U.S. Air Force would replace the in situ van operator scheduled to depart in March 1979 and would replace seven Rad Lab Team members, whose tours expired that spring, to provide continued support through the fall. H&N would furnish surveyors~in addition to the two Army rodmen—as necessary. f. Radiation Laboratory. DOE would extend operation of the Rad Lab from the scheduled demobilization date of 30 June 1979 to 30 September 1979, and would provide additional techniciansforthe survey. DOE advised that the soil profile samples would be analyzed for transuranics as well as fission products. Based on Service representatives’ expressed concern, it was profiles revealed additional subsurface transuranic the final in situ surveys had not detected, such exceededisland usecriteria would be excised.62.63 Field Command and decided that, if these concentrations which concentrations which On 22 February 1979, an H&N survey team, providing their own small boat support, began resurveying and restaking Billae on the 50-meter grid