J3-DDH-E87 2. 9 May 1958 PUBLICATIONS: The following documents were published and distributed this date; 1386-JFE 3. “pecial Aerial Observation for TEAK and ORANGE 9 May 1958 SAMPLE RETURN: a. After several appempts to enter Station 1130, George Cowan and his J-11 party recovered the neutron wheel at 1500, 8 May. After several hours of laboratory analysis at Elmer, Yowan and saaple returned to Kirtland AFB on CACTUS = Flyaway 3 which departed Eniwetok at 2025M today. be Due to maintenance probelms on the H-21, we have had only 2 or 3 available at various times yesterday afternoon and this morning. problem has been presented to TG 7.4. The They anticipate a better in- commission rate after receipt of new rotors, due here tomorrow. As a general rule, when only 3 H-21's are available, the scheduled transportation will be maintained and special requirements will be met when ancther aircraft becomes available. (Ai) c. = - By noon, over 80 persons, excluding specials, had been moved to up-island locations, ‘ith a 1700 timing run for BUTTERNUT, a large majority of these persons had to be moved after that tine to Elmer, Irene-Gene-~anet area was Cleared by 17CO and Yvonne, except for a few persons, by 1800,(E4L) 4, SHUTS AND DEVICES: a. Resume of Dry Runs: (1) KOA - 1000: Station 71 reported no interference, This was not a complete run but was considered successful for purpose intended. (2) WAHOO - 1100: 1300: Wee: (3) All satisfactory BUTTERNUT - 1115: s7eo! Not too good; som trouble at Alpha Station. run will be scheduled after weather briefing. Syeckssfoe At LCDR Johnscnts reavest, arranged to let GRASF tie-up to deep water pier upon arrival (about 1730). Also arranged to move the "Dumzy" on QE Or a a ne Oa <2 re Another c™ 2 la “ ww - 2 ~ WD, b, All satisfactory All satisfactory