gums d, CTG 7.1. J-4, TG 7.1 will: (1) Take charge of the logisticcl support for This will include: (a) Having officers at the Zniwetok and TARE nirstrips to trke charge of unloading the samples fron the Ce? or other cirereft. He will supervisc plecing then in storage in the FRED compound, «board sample return aircraft, or transport them to PARRY es required. (b) Have this officer take cherge of rce- moving the samples from tne compound or trensporting then fren PERXY and placing them aboard the sample return cirereft to the ZI. (c) Make a complete listing of cach separetcly boxcd sanple end obtain the following information: i. Rediation levol of sample. Project heaving ownership of sarnplic. Destinetion of sanple. on - Number of containers for each project. Weight, size end cube cf sample. iN hn Fy 2. Type of sample. Monitors endfor couriers on cireraft. (d) Arrenge for cquipment and personnel to (e) Make up boxes prior to shot tine for be present at FRED and TARE et the required times in order to complete his nission. packaging samples if required by TG 7.1 Froject Officers. (2) Upon departure of cach semple return cir- ereft, and in conjunction with the TG 7.1 Sample Return Officer, send Operetional Priority messages to Headquarters TG 7.1 Rear and to each continental scicntifiec organization concerned (with information copics to JTF SEVEN, Forward and Rear, and LNO's) informing them of the aircraft number, itinerary of circraft, laboratories having samples cboard, weight, number and cube of each installations semples, type of samples, nancs of couriers and/or monitors aboard and estimated time of arrival at the perticulcr destinations at which samples are to be delivered and any special requirenents for the samples at their dcstinations.