7a ARECe TRH Stoinetth 34 —-ESP-S5ECHER— surface for ORANGE, . This would not eliminate the problem, nor provide a positive guarantee against any eye damage. A substantial amount of information would: be lost but the experiments would still be extremely well worth while. a | Under this condition, the radii of ewwhhazard would nes exbend beyond Kwajalein, although safety measure§would prohably have to be taken that far out. e. If, in truth, there must be a positive guarantee against eye damege we should look to other localities in spite of the cost and loss of time involved. ff, ORSNGE could be fired first and in the daylight, in which case the radius cf hagard extends approximately to Kwajalein, Protective measures would have to he taken there and on the closer islands, This would reduce the possibility of a successful firing of TEAK in that one of the Redstones would be expended . It would not provide a substantial improvement in our knowledge as.to the hazard to ve expected from TEAK, @. Appendix "C" gives the result of our preliminary analysis as to alternate. locations and asks for supplemental information from the Task Force Commander, the further information available and a recommendation relative to the further courses of action will be presented to the Commission at its meeting at 11:00 a.m. on April 1.