Major General Frank A. Camn -2- officer to his headquarters informing Director, DNA, of a potential problem. Tab } is apparently the first General Dunn heard of the problem and by then he had no vote--but his own representative certainly was there and had ample opportunity to voice his opinions if they were in conflict with those of Mr. Ray. The lack of subSequent objection by DNA indicates that LTC Circeo and all others who were properly informed had no reason to contest the quarantine. I would also like to note that contrary to my own earlier understanding and that of General Dunn, Roger Ray did not broadcast the problem to the world unless SAMTEC is considered as being outside the family. \s\ William W. Gay Captain, USN Assistant Director for Tests Attachments : Tab 1: Tab 2: Message fm Eniwetok to DNA dated 5/23/72 Message fm DNA to NV dated 5/24/72 Tab 3: Message fm NV to DMA Tab 4: Message fm SAMTEC to Eniwetok dated 5/26/72 Tab 5: dated 5/24/72 Paper--''Certain Issues Involving Mr. Roger Ray" Distribution: so: Camm w/Atts. §& MGR cc: Test Rdr w/Atts. cc: WFW Rdr w/Atts.