on Parry Island and the possibility of a considerable increase in the number of Military personnel on Eniwetok Island during times of experiments. The tents will be erected on concrete floor slabs with latrine and shower facilities in more permanent structures. Site Planning. Parry Island. The Site Plan shown on Plate l has been approved for The grouping of buildings has been planned to take full ad-= vantage of existing roads and usable buildings wherever possible. tixisting pier locations for freight and personnel are being reused but will require considerable rebuilding and enlarging. The present Marine Ramp and Marine Rail cay ire +> be reused in their present locations. Housing is being pro-= vided for 220 scientific personnel and 0 operating and maintanance personnel along the ocean shore of the island to obtain the maximum exposure to prevailing breezes. In addition, provision is included for a 200-Man tent camp with latrine and shower buildings for possible peak requirements. The Administrative Area on Parry Island, including AEC Administration Building, Contractor's Adminsitration Building, Photo Laboratory, Instrument Laboratory and Repair Shops, and Counting and Sample Laboratories, is located centrally and entirely enclosed by an 8 foot high chain link fence with entrance gates under Security Guard control. Island is the Firing Control Center. Also centrally located on Parry The air strip is located south of all quarters adjacent to the personnel pier. F.O.L. facilities are located on the lagoon side on the north end of the island adjacent to deep water. For Eniwetok Island the facilities to be provided are not firm as of the date of preparation of this Report. Current planning provides for the construction of a 660=Man camp of semi-permanent type quarters and utilities. Since the number of personnel to be housed on Eniwetok Island may possibly be increased over the number of 660, it is planned that the increase will be RETURN [TO DOETECHNICAL INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER The