Stations 6c, 22, 24, 38, 65, 132e, f, and h, 133, 134, and 592 - Canvas Tent Shelters on Wood Frames, None of these stations was in evi- dence at the time of inspection except station 65 at Teiteiripucchi. This station was still intact except that the ridge member was broken about to inches back from the face edge. All canvas had been removed before the tests. These stations were used for work and storage space during the period of test preparation, Design was adequate for the purpose intended. Station 7 - Wood Frame Structure. The station at the tower southeast of Runit was removed prior to this inspection. It is understood that the structure suffered no damage, The structures inspected were not damaged, The Piiraai structure showed a "belly-in" of about one-half inch of the face-on wall, but there were no cracks in studs, sill, or plate. sign for these structures was adequate. The de- Stations 8 and - Reinforced Concrete Bases with Steel Frame, There was no damage to these structures on Engebi (Sites 5 and Bt), Design is considered adequate, As was expected, Station 8 at Aomon was severely damaged. The collimator block was blown apart, the base was badly broken up, and the steel framing was badly bent. There was no damage to Station 9 in the Aomon Group. Design is considered adequate, Station 10 - Reinforced Concrete Base with Steel Frame. Station 10 on the Aomon ‘Group was partially damaged. The collimatorblock and base were not damaged, The tie down rods were strained and bent; the steel frame was buckled about one inch; and the limonite blocks hung on the collimator for additional protection were shattered. However, it is understood that all data was obtained. Station 10 was undamaged at all other sites, Station11 - Reinforced Concrete Base with Steel Frame. of failure was anticipated for all Stations ll. Some form The collimator block at Station 11 on Runit was blown off the base because of failure by shear and elongation of the tie down rods (U-bolts). The design is considered adequate. At Station’ 11 on Engebi, the 10 inch by 1 inch steel plates welded together to form.an H-beam buckled about one and one-quarter inches at midspan; two tie down anchors on the lagoon side were broken in tension, The block remained in position on base. At Engebi (E+), Station 11, the block was blown off its base; tie down anchors were not in evidence, and the steel frame was buckled. The collimator block and steel frame at Station 11 on Aomon were completely gone, There was one section of a collimator block lying about 500 feet southeast of the structure, and it was assumed that this was part of the installation, There was no evidence of the rest of the 9-305