ee Task Unit equipment was returned by water and air. The use of a “transportainer™ aided immeasurably in the packaging and shipping of material returned. This transportainer was utilized as additional storage space during the operation. 4.1.3 Issue and Receipt Only 75 per cent of protective clothing and equipment issued was recovered. The procurement of class X clothing, color-marked shoes, and cheaper plastic goggles is strongly recommended. . Canvas bootees and gloves were discarded in contaminated areas, resulting in a high loss rate, This action limited the spread of contamination, especially within whe helicopters, and was considered justifiable. All equipment issue was made by hand receipt, and equipment clearance was required of all personnel departing from the area. 4.2 ADMINISTRATION , Administration was largely a function of the Deputy Commander owing to length of assignment and location. Early records and correspondence were maintained by LASL H Division personnel, Later administration was accomplished by unit clerical help in the FA. The one available clerk was overworked, and administrative efficiency was hampered. The suggested formation of a clerical pool did not materialize. , oe erm geenerentmee ere Se te ™ BE EE re mnie: ee neemee ee