sae CHAPTER Ii, SECTION 4 trusses, corrugated aluminum roofs, and shutter windows. Painiing was used only on the interiors of the infirmary and mess hall, also on hack boards and shelves in latrines. Typicat details * WON: ' Figure 2-40. : - * . Oboe Airscrip. Figure 1-5 is a plan view of the Chapel - Site Tare camp. CONSTRUCTION, Construction started on this camp immediately upon authorization and the work progressed continuously from the beachhead camp on through the expansion, with no major construction problems, to final completion on 31 December 1953. Figure 2-41 is an aertal photograph of the completed camp. work was not undertaken as the population of the Tare camp never reached iC0QO men. ENGINEERING. The design requirments were basically the same as other temporary expendable camps, using wood-frame construction with plywood covering on concrete slabs, prefab wood -. ewe “rte: > =e ap —_ ~~ ~=a'e & tran a “wn 2 - eben — ot a ™~ \ & —_ - | _™ fe — i ~. x a -_. a a ‘ - - &. ~ at € st | -———s mee ere Figure 2-41. nc men =a Aerial - Tare Camp Completed a tot. i arcw = ‘ ail e oy *» SIEM, . »| Bent ee we: : e $ a : os A‘\ wean ee | and layouts, using a standard width and a module of four-foot increments were developed for such buildings as warchouses, latrines, shops, mess hall, ete.. making for quick and economical erection. The field Engineering Division prepared the camp layout studies and processed the construction plaas, developing typical designs used in construction of the varieus facilities, The Tare camp was used as the headquarters camp for Bikini Atoll and for the construction af Scientific Stations located on sites Tare, Sugar, Roger, Peter and Oboe, and for the Peter-