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Reproduced from the holdings of the National Archives
Pacific Southwest Region
2.
to be the best that can be foreseen at this tine.
April 8 thru June 30
July thru September
-~- Maximum of three (3) trips °~
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to each station not having a landing field.
Imnediate trips are included in this figure.
--
None
October thru December -- Two (2) trips weekly during the quarter in
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which construction is scheduled.
Jenvary ‘58 thru March - wo (2) trips weekly during the quarter in
which construction is scheduled.
Rongelap Support
-- One and one half (14) trips per week.
Probably support of Naval Station Kwajalein during the next operation was
discussed based on information currently available to CIG 7.2, CO 495lst
Support Group, AEC and Holmes and Narver, EPG.
Meeting was edjourned at 1330 hours with Capt. Short and Cmdr. Lowrie
promising to check their capabilities for aircraft and compulsory missions
and to advise this office exactly when our scheduled flights will be made.
EAB: wew
Enclosures:
1 cy of supportschedule
1 cy of map ofweather & rad-safe stations
Copies furnished to:
Joe B. Sanders, Asst. Dir. Test Div. ALOO
F. W. Hohner, LosA
Charles Dunlap, Res. Engr. Han, BPG
Capt. Short, CO Nav. Sta. Kwajalein
Lt. Col, Cox CO 4O51st Support Gp., Eniwetok
Lt. Col. Museh, CTG 7.2, Enivetok
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