Administrative and Logistics CJTF SEVEN No, 1-53 6. Release, Rotation and Replacement of Personnel a. Request for release of personnel for other than rotation purpose will be forwarded to the Commander, Joint Task Force SEVEN for pro- cessinge be « policy of one (1) year tour of duty at ENIWETOK for Army person-~ nel has been established by the Department of the Armyo (1) An extension of foreign tour, not to exceed six months, may be granted enlisted personnel by CTG 7.2, where necessary, in the furtherance of the mission. Where an extension is desired which will cause the enlisted individual to remain on a tour of duty in excess of eighteen months, it will be forwarded to the Commander, JTF SEVEN for final approval and forwarding indorsement will outline cogent rea~ sons for recommending approvale (2) Request for extension of tours of duty for Army officer per- sonnel on ENIWETOK ATOLL beyond the initial twelve months period wild be forwarded to CJTF SEVEN for approval. (3) Requisitions for Army enlisted personnel will be prepared in accordance with SR 615-60-10 and submitted so as to reach Headquarters, JTF SEVEN not later than the 10th day of each monthe Requisitions for Army officer personnel for the task force will be prepared in accord- ce Replacements for naval personnel of the ENIWETOK garrison force will be furnished by ComServPac. do rosy ance with SR 6005-60-25 and submitted so as to reach the headquarters not later than the 25th day of each month. Replacements for Air Force personnel of the ENIWETOK garrison forces will be furnished by the Air Force Special Weapons Center, Te Non-appropriated Fundse The atoll commander will adopt such portions of the policies and procedures prescribed by AR 210-50 and SR 210-50-1 as are applicable for the administering of non-appropriated fundse In cases not covered by regulations, appropriate policies, procedures and control will be established by hime For this purpose the atoll commander is considered as commander of a major command outside the continental limits of the United States. 8. Leave of Absence ae Task Group 7.2 Personnel. Leaves of absence during overseas tour will, in general, be authorized in emergencies only and in accordance with appropriate Service directives. If desirable, personnel granted leaves of absence for emergency reasons may be recommended from fur- ther duty with Joint Task Force SEVEN and reported to the appropriate command for reassignment. Enlisted personnel of the Army and Air Force released from duty with Joint Task Force SEVEN for other than inefficiency or disciplinagy reasons may be granted not to exceed 30 days leave of absence or delay enroute, if accrued, to the replaceiment center for new assignment. K-3 na Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico.