The drone radio control systen should be reengineered to utiliac UHF (about 400-1.50 far Less mes), rather than the present 30-40 mcs band, and to render the equipment susceptible to interference, TG 3,4 operated the following nircraft: 16 QB-17 drones 16 DB-1? mothers, 5 QT-33 drones, 5 DI--33 mothers, 1 B+l7 RADIAC airplanc, 1 P2v RADIAG airplane, 12 WH-29s, 1 XB-47, 4 BeSOs, 6 F-20Cs, 16 I-13s, 7 1-58, 4 HA5s, Experimental aircraft, both manned and drone 2 Sh-lés, 2 SB-l7s, 5 C-47s and 1 C-54. were flown successfully on all tests, Control difficulties inherent in the use of drone jets contributed to the loss of three of these aircraft. One (L) B+L7 drone on the last test was lost to remote control during the pre-detonation orbit and arashed immediately prior to the detonation. year's operation at ENIWEZTOK. ‘Three (3) L-13s werc lost during a ‘There wos one fatality as a result of air operations. The peak strength of TC 3.4 overseas was 2,397 personnel, The organization of Ta 3,4, is shown in Appendix "N¥", 20, GARRISON FORCE Coincident with the roll-up of the operating forees, 4 residual military garrison of 31 officers and 35% enlisted men was organived under the Commander, Task ' Groun 3.2, and based on ENITWETOK ISLAND, The AC's contractor organized a 452 man labor force, based on PARRY ISLAND, to carry on remaining ALC responsibilities in mainbaining the proving ground facilities and in accomplishing the final clean up of AEG GREENHOUSE -matericl, The military garrison force was organized from the elements of the three military task groups, This garrison force wis designed to maintain stored Armed Forces equipment, provide Local security of ENITWETOK ATOLL, support the U.S. Coast Guard Long range navigation (LORAN) station on ENIWETOK ISLAND, operate minimun base facilities, and conbinuc the installation in operational condition for use by succeeding task forces. On L July 1951, the Conmander in Chief, Pacific and U.S. Pacific Fleet (CINCPAC) assumod responsibility for movement control, logistic support, and area security of the BNIWATOK area, Technical control over operation of the ENIWETOK PROVING CROUND remained with JTF-3. On 31 July 1951, those remains ing military units assigned to JTF-3 were transferred to Joint Task Force 132. Op erational control of other military JTP-3 clements, not organically assigned, was assumed by Joint Task Force 132 on the same date, “The anG's Manager of Santa Fe Operations is responsible for AEC activities at ENIWETOK. The. organization of the garrison force is shown in Appendix "ol, el. SPECIAL ATRLIFT OPERATIONS The Military Air Transport Service furnished special airlift for delivery