A2 - page 3 memo is a paper that apparently his office wrote entitled "Factors Bearing on the Organization and Planning of Future Weapons Tests" which essentially gives his views of what the study group can best provide in the way of recommendations and a brief view of the highlights and present status of the current testing probabilities and test organization relationships. Of interest y he states "the recently proposed consolidation of military responsibilities for testing in a single agency combined with the uncertainty as to the future of testing has suggested to the Joint Chiefs of Staff the feasibility of inactivating JTF? and assigning its functions to the arswe.® Furthermore, it is noted that there is a number of possible tests in areas and list§¢them in decreasing order of probability as follows: 1. Underground testing in Nevada. 2. Underground testing in Nevada plus high altitude tests from JI. 3. The same as (2) plus underwater and/or very high altitude shots at sea. 4. Same as (3) plus high altitude shots at Eniwetok. 5. Same as (4) plus low yield atmospheric shots in Nevada 6. Same as (5) plus atmospheric shots at Eniwetok limited as to numbers and total fission yield. This paper feels that the present organization, SautF7, is based more or less on business as usual which they feel to be No. 6 above which includes underground and atmospheric shots in Nevada, high altitude shots at Johnston |!stand and Eniwetok, underwater shots, very high altitude shots, plus atmospheric shots at Eniwetok. Further, he makes the remark that | don't understand that "since a number of factors point to the possibility of such a situation arising as early as mid-1960, the organization requirements