JOHNSTON ATOLL
F&SNO.

01104

SCIENTIFIC

TITLE

Rocket Machine and Paint Shop (Building 964) and
Air Compressor Shelter (Building 965) - Subtask A905

USER

STRUCTURE /FACILITY NO.

TC

964 and 965

SCIENTIFIC STATION NO.

BOD

None
FODGO-+150

FUNDING

($000)

JTF-8

PRE -GO

AGENCY

MILCON

Prior Cost

ENGR

PROC

CONST

TOTAL

16.4

31.4

78.0

125.8

16.4

31.4

78.0

125.8

FURN

CRO7-64
TOTAL

COMPLETED
DESCRIPTION The rocket machine and paint shop (completed in 1966) is a 40 x
80 x 17-ft. 10-in. high concrete block structure with steel framed built up roof,
and concrete floor. The building consists of a 40 x 44-ft. small rocket assembly

area, a 20 x 36-ft. paint shop, and a 20 x 36-ft. machine shop.

A monorail with an explosion proof 2 ton hoist extends the full length of the

assembly area.

Double sliding doors, 16x 12 1/2-ft. high, are provided in the

south wall of the assembly area for monorail operations. The paint shop includes a 14x 28 x 12-~-ft. high paint booth and an automatic sprinkler system. The
machine shop will be equipped with the following TC furnished equipment to be
installed Post-GO:
1 Lath
2 Bench vises

1 Belt sander

{Bench mounted)

3 Metal bandsaws
1 Sheet-metal shear

2 Drill presses

1 Sheet metal brake
1 Bench grinder

1 Milling machine

The air compressor shelter (completed in 1966) is located east of the rocket

machine and paint shop. The shelter is a 10 x 24x 7-ft. high wood frame structure with corrugated aluminum roof and siding. A 6 x 18-ft. concrete pad foundation is provided for the compressor. The air compressor delivers 250 cfm of

air at 90-100 psi to Buildings 876, 878, 960, 962 and 964.

Protective berms are provided on three sides of the buildings, with the unpro-

tected side facing the runway (see F&S No. 02066).

DRAWINGS: 91-960-A2

91-960-C1
91-960-S2.
91-960-M1 and M2

VOLI

91-960-E)

91-960-W1
91-964-Al
_91-964-S1
1-82

91-964-M1

91-964-El
JS 91-964-A100
JS SK-960-S100

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