Deputy Cdr for Administration
Task Unit 1
Task Unit 2
Task Unit 3
Mr. Duncan Curry, Jr.
Dr. Lee Aamodt
Dr. Herrick Ls. Johnston
Dr. Dewey Sandell
Task Unit &
Dr. Marshall G. Holloway
Task Unit 6
Dr. Wm. E.
Task
Task
Task
Task
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Ogle
Maj. John D. Servis, USA
Mr. Loris M. Gardner
Task Unit 7
8
9
12
13
ICol James L. Gaylord, USAF
Task Unit 14
Task Unit 15
Jol, Personnel & Administration
J=3, Plans & Operations
J-4, Logistics
J-6, Test Facilities
Classification Officer
Safety
Health
Mr. Armand W. Kelly
Col. Philip L. Hooper, USA
Mr. Harry S. Allen
Dr. Thomes L. Shipman
Capt. Thomas F,. McMullan, USAF
Dr. Ralph C. Smith
Advisory Group
Coordination
Mr. Herbert Grier
Mr. Robert H. Campbell
Medical Advisor
Adjutant General
Radiological Safety
Mr. Arthur Hudgins
Col. Huntington K. Gilbert, usa.
Mr. Paul Byerly
Capt. Russell H. Maynard, USN
Dr. Earl Long
Mr. Roy Reider
Dr. Thomas L. Shipman
.
Subsequent changes placed Lt. Wesley Hirons, USN as AG; Mr. Robert J.
Van Gemert as J-l; Mr. Stanley .H. Ellison as CTU~3; and Dr. John C. Clark
as CTU-6.
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It will be noted from the above appointments that the UCRL (Livermore)
and Department of Defense (DOD) programs are given the status of Task Unit >
12, 1h, and 13, respectively. This was a major departure from the previous
organization. For Iv¥ all Scientific programs vere, grouped together under
the one Task Unit.
A proposal to combine UCRL and LASL scientific programs
was considered, but, because the two programs had different objectives, and in future operations UCRL’s work would be even more independent, it was felt
advisable to keep them separated.
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UCRL (TU-12) patterned its organization
after that of LASL., When the operational phase began, L-Staff personnel were