not rise quite so sharply or be of such short duration. do As was anticipated by the comment in Section V, page 7, the schedules must be more or less regularly revised to meet changing conditions, delivery dates, etc. ‘de have revised all logistic schedules shown in the Reconnaissance Report, and have additionally made them more effective by the development in considerable more detail for FY-1950. e. These schedules are attached hereto. The sequence of operations outlined in the Reconnaissance Report, Page V-7, contemplated construction first on Parry Island, then Eniwetok, followed by other Islands. This has been modified, placing construction on Eniwetok lower in the sequence of operations due to: . (1) Ultimate military requirements on Eniwetok are not yet firme (2) The introduction of Japtan Island as added scope of activity was placed on time’ schedule which required a high priority. OPERATIONS SUPPORTING CONSTRUCTION: Procurement as predicted in the Reconnaissance Report has been approached primarily through the National Military ustablishment, and the principal tonnage of construction equipment has been furnished by transfer to the Project under fiscal agreements separately executed. The off-loading of ships is being handled in accordance with the prediction of the Reconnaissance Report and is successful within the limitations of the Site. Supplementing the facilities referred to in that Report, how- ever, six (6) LCT's were requested from and supplied by CINCPAC, which materially facilitated this operation. The temporary communication recuirements within the Atoll have been accomplished, with the exception of the connection between Parry and %