Gum. 3.7.4 3-39 Inter-Atoll Airlift | Cargo frdm Eniwetok to Bikini was accomplished by means of a morning and afternoori C-54 flight from Fred to Nan, Cargo arriving at Fred via MATS marked for IJUR was segregated and booked on the C-54 "Reflector" flight, without cargo being first sent to Parry, as on previous operations. This procedure saved valuable time as well as cutting down on the wear and tear on cargo due to additional handling. This service was performed by a H&N air cargo man stationed permanently at Fred. Air cargo for IJUR originating at Parry was docu-. mented by J-4 for movement through the H&N Shipping Section. This system worked quite well with very little time lost in movement of this type of air cargo. Air cargo excluding weapon movements was as follows: Cargo Airlift, Eniwetok to Bikini, Excluding Devices February 3,170 pounds March 40,318 pounds _ April 45,536 pounds May 30,275 pounds June 32,283 pounds July 8,151 pounds TOTAL 159,733pounds Cargo airlifted from Bikini to Eniwetok during the entire operation amounted to 102,306 pounds. /31 nd ages = PAGE: ry