detail to enable allocations to be made, upon return of craft to the Navy, of repair costs properly chargeable to each party in conformance with this agreement. These reports will be forwarded to the Bureau of Ships via the Naval command from which the craft are obtained and the Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet with copies of the original and all -endorsements to the Chief of Naval Operations, AEC Washington, other AEC agencies and Naval material bureaus as appropriate. The work to be performed in repairing craft and allocation of costs properly chargeable to each party for that work will be re- solved by the above boards in the field, and only such items which cannot be resolved satisfactorily by them will be referred to the Chief of Naval Operations and the Atomic Energy Commission. The AEC is responsible for funding only the costs necessary to restore craft to a material condition comparable to that existing when received. In determining the costs chargeable to AEC consideration will be given to the effects of normal wear and tear. Subsequent to July 1, 1953, normal overhead will be included in computing costs chargeable to the AEC. b. If subsequent to commencing repairs on craft the Navy determines that additional work is necessary beyond that agreed to initially by the above joint boards, the AEC shall not be responsible for any portion of the funds covering the additional work until such time as a joint board as outlined above has convened and agreed to an apportionment of the sion and the Navy. c. The Atomic Energy Commission shall not be liable for payment for loss of Naval craft in its custody. Final action by the Department of the Navy to strike Pua additional costs between the Atomic Energy Commis- a craft will likewise relieve the AEC from obligation Any craft loaned to the AEC, if required for Navy use prior to completion of the work for which obtained, shall be returned to Navy custody upon request on thirty days' notice.' wm to effect repairs to that particular naval craft. established by Navy and MSTS directives. Cross-servicing is authorized between elements of the Department of Defense and the AEC and its contractors. Specific authorization will be issued in accordance with standards mutually agree=able to the Santa Fe Operations Office and the Joint Task Force. K-II-=3 Rev. 9-28-58 Chd wer 3 The transfer of subsistence in kind at the Pacific Proving Ground between the AEC and the military is authorized. Each agency will reimburse the other at prices established by mutual agreement for meals eaten ashore by its personnel in the messes of the other. To this end, appropriate records will be kept at both AEC and Armed Forces messes which will permit periodic reconciliation of accounts. Reimbursement for meals furnished on board ship will be