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. 5. ‘ 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. (10) UCRL (TU-12) patterned its organization after that of LASL., When the operational phase began, L-Staff personnel were